Interface NewArrayTree

All Superinterfaces:: ExpressionTree, Tree

public interface NewArrayTree extends ExpressionTree

A tree node for an expression to create a new instance of an array. For example:

  new type dimensions initializers

  new type dimensions [ ] initializers

See Java Language Specification:: 15.10.1 Array Creation Expressions
Since:: 1.6

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces declared in interface Tree

Tree.Kind

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`List<? extends AnnotationTree>`	`getAnnotations()`	Returns the annotations on the base type.
`List<? extends List<? extends AnnotationTree>>`	`getDimAnnotations()`	Returns the annotations on each of the dimension expressions.
`List<? extends ExpressionTree>`	`getDimensions()`	Returns the dimension expressions for the type.
`List<? extends ExpressionTree>`	`getInitializers()`	Returns the initializer expressions.
`Tree`	`getType()`	Returns the base type of the expression.

Methods declared in interface Tree

accept, getKind

Method Details

getType

Tree getType()

Returns the base type of the expression. May be null for an array initializer expression.

Returns:: the base type

getDimensions

List<? extends ExpressionTree> getDimensions()

Returns the dimension expressions for the type.

Returns:: the dimension expressions

getInitializers

List<? extends ExpressionTree> getInitializers()

Returns the initializer expressions.

Returns:: the initializer expressions

getAnnotations

List<? extends AnnotationTree> getAnnotations()

Returns the annotations on the base type.

Returns:: the annotations

getDimAnnotations

List<? extends List<? extends AnnotationTree>> getDimAnnotations()

Returns the annotations on each of the dimension expressions.

Returns:: the annotations on the dimensions expressions

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