Examples of IsSetFieldRenderer

com.sun.tools.internal.xjc.generator.bean.field.IsSetFieldRenderer
FieldRenderer that wraps another field generator and produces isSetXXX unsetXXX methods.
This follows the decorator design pattern so that the caller of FieldRenderer can forget about details of the method generation. @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi (kohsuke.kawaguchi@sun.com)
com.sun.tools.xjc.generator.bean.field.IsSetFieldRenderer
FieldRenderer that wraps another field generator and produces isSetXXX unsetXXX methods.
This follows the decorator design pattern so that the caller of FieldRenderer can forget about details of the method generation. @author Kohsuke Kawaguchi (kohsuke.kawaguchi@sun.com)

Examples of com.sun.tools.internal.xjc.generator.bean.field.IsSetFieldRenderer


            // if the property is a primitive type, we need an explicit unset because
            // we can't overload the meaning of set(null).
            // if it's a collection, we need to be able to unset it so that we can distinguish
            // null list and empty list.
            r = new IsSetFieldRenderer( r, prop.isOptionalPrimitive()||prop.isCollection(), true );
        }


        prop.realization = r;


        JType bt = getBaseType();

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Examples of com.sun.tools.internal.xjc.generator.bean.field.IsSetFieldRenderer


            // if the property is a primitive type, we need an explicit unset because
            // we can't overload the meaning of set(null).
            // if it's a collection, we need to be able to unset it so that we can distinguish
            // null list and empty list.
            r = new IsSetFieldRenderer( r, prop.isOptionalPrimitive()||prop.isCollection(), true );
        }


        prop.realization = r;


        JType bt = getBaseType();

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Examples of com.sun.tools.xjc.generator.bean.field.IsSetFieldRenderer


            // if the property is a primitive type, we need an explicit unset because
            // we can't overload the meaning of set(null).
            // if it's a collection, we need to be able to unset it so that we can distinguish
            // null list and empty list.
            r = new IsSetFieldRenderer( r, prop.isOptionalPrimitive()||prop.isCollection(), true );
        }


        prop.realization = r;


        JType bt = getBaseType();

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Examples of com.sun.tools.xjc.generator.bean.field.IsSetFieldRenderer


            // if the property is a primitive type, we need an explicit unset because
            // we can't overload the meaning of set(null).
            // if it's a collection, we need to be able to unset it so that we can distinguish
            // null list and empty list.
            r = new IsSetFieldRenderer( r, prop.isOptionalPrimitive()||prop.isCollection(), true );
        }


        prop.realization = r;


        JType bt = getBaseType();

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Examples of com.sun.tools.xjc.generator.bean.field.IsSetFieldRenderer


            // if the property is a primitive type, we need an explicit unset because
            // we can't overload the meaning of set(null).
            // if it's a collection, we need to be able to unset it so that we can distinguish
            // null list and empty list.
            r = new IsSetFieldRenderer( r, prop.isOptionalPrimitive()||prop.isCollection(), true );
        }


        prop.realization = r;


        JType bt = getBaseType();

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Examples of com.sun.tools.xjc.generator.bean.field.IsSetFieldRenderer


            // if the property is a primitive type, we need an explicit unset because
            // we can't overload the meaning of set(null).
            // if it's a collection, we need to be able to unset it so that we can distinguish
            // null list and empty list.
            r = new IsSetFieldRenderer( r, prop.isOptionalPrimitive()||prop.isCollection(), true );
        }


        prop.realization = r;


        JType bt = getBaseType();

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