Interface ConstantValueAttribute
- All Superinterfaces:
Attribute<ConstantValueAttribute>, ClassFileElement, FieldElement
public sealed interface ConstantValueAttribute extends Attribute<ConstantValueAttribute>, FieldElement
Models the
ConstantValue attribute (JVMS §4.7.2), which indicates this field's value is a constant and that constant value. This attribute only appears on fields, and does not permit multiple instances in a field. It has a data dependency on the constant pool.
This attribute was introduced in the Java Platform version 1.0.2, major version 45.
- See Java Virtual Machine Specification:
- 4.7.2 The
ConstantValueAttribute
- Since:
- 24
- See Also:
Method Summary
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
ConstantValueEntry |
constant() |
Returns the constant value of the field. |
static ConstantValueAttribute |
of |
Returns a ConstantValue attribute. |
static ConstantValueAttribute |
of |
Returns a ConstantValue attribute. |
Methods declared in interface Attribute
attributeMapper, attributeName | Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
AttributeMapper |
attributeMapper() |
Returns the AttributeMapper associated with this attribute. |
Utf8Entry |
attributeName() |
Returns the name of the attribute. |
Method Details
constant
ConstantValueEntry constant()
Returns the constant value of the field.
- Returns:
- the constant value of the field
of
static ConstantValueAttribute of(ConstantValueEntry value)
Returns a
ConstantValue attribute.- Parameters:
-
value- the constant value - Returns:
- a
ConstantValueattribute
of
static ConstantValueAttribute of(ConstantDesc value)
Returns a
ConstantValue attribute.- Parameters:
-
value- the constant value - Returns:
- a
ConstantValueattribute
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