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Interface RequiresTree

All Superinterfaces:
DirectiveTree, Tree
public interface RequiresTree extends DirectiveTree
A tree node for a 'requires' directive in a module declaration. For example:
   requires module-name;
   requires static module-name;
   requires transitive module-name;
Since:
9

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces declared in interface Tree

Tree.Kind

Method Summary

Modifier and Type Method Description
ExpressionTree getModuleName()
Returns the name of the module that is required.
boolean isStatic()
Returns true if this is a "requires static" directive.
boolean isTransitive()
Returns true if this is a "requires transitive" directive.

Methods declared in interface Tree

accept, getKind

Method Details

isStatic

boolean isStatic()
Returns true if this is a "requires static" directive.
Returns:
true if this is a "requires static" directive

isTransitive

boolean isTransitive()
Returns true if this is a "requires transitive" directive.
Returns:
true if this is a "requires transitive" directive

getModuleName

ExpressionTree getModuleName()
Returns the name of the module that is required.
Returns:
the name of the module that is required

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