Interface CodeElement
- All Superinterfaces:
ClassFileElement
- All Known Subinterfaces:
ArrayLoadInstruction, ArrayStoreInstruction, BranchInstruction, CharacterRange, ConstantInstruction, ConstantInstruction.ArgumentConstantInstruction, ConstantInstruction.IntrinsicConstantInstruction, ConstantInstruction.LoadConstantInstruction, ConvertInstruction, DiscontinuedInstruction, DiscontinuedInstruction.JsrInstruction, DiscontinuedInstruction.RetInstruction, ExceptionCatch, FieldInstruction, IncrementInstruction, Instruction, InvokeDynamicInstruction, InvokeInstruction, LabelTarget, LineNumber, LoadInstruction, LocalVariable, LocalVariableType, LookupSwitchInstruction, MonitorInstruction, NewMultiArrayInstruction, NewObjectInstruction, NewPrimitiveArrayInstruction, NewReferenceArrayInstruction, NopInstruction, OperatorInstruction, PseudoInstruction, ReturnInstruction, RuntimeInvisibleTypeAnnotationsAttribute, RuntimeVisibleTypeAnnotationsAttribute, StackInstruction, StackMapTableAttribute, StoreInstruction, TableSwitchInstruction, ThrowInstruction, TypeCheckInstruction, UnknownAttribute
- All Known Implementing Classes:
CustomAttribute
public sealed interface CodeElement extends ClassFileElement permits Instruction, PseudoInstruction, CustomAttribute<T>, RuntimeVisibleTypeAnnotationsAttribute, RuntimeInvisibleTypeAnnotationsAttribute, StackMapTableAttribute, UnknownAttribute
Marker interface for a member element of a
CodeModel. Such an element can appear when traversing a CodeModel unless otherwise specified, be supplied to a CodeBuilder, and be processed by a CodeTransform. Code elements can be categorized into Instruction, PseudoInstruction, and Attribute. Unlike in other CompoundElement, the order of elements for all Instructions and some PseudoInstructions is significant.
- Sealed Class Hierarchy Graph:
- Since:
- 24
- See Also:
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