Examples of com.sun.codemodel.JFieldVar.type()

com.sun.codemodel.JFieldVar.type()


    private void generateCollectionSetter( final JCodeModel cm, final ClassOutline c, final CPropertyInfo p )
    {
        final JFieldVar field = c.implClass.fields().get( p.getName( false ) );
        final JMethod setter = c.implClass.method( JMod.PUBLIC, cm.VOID, "set" + p.getName( true ) );
        final JVar valueParam = setter.param( JMod.FINAL, field.type(), "value" );
        final JBlock body = setter.body();
        body.directStatement( "// " + getMessage( "title" ) );
        body.assign( JExpr._this().ref( field ), valueParam );


        setter.javadoc().append( "Sets the value of the " + p.getName( false ) + " property." );

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    if (var == null) {
      // fall back to original detection algorithm
      return null;
    }
    return var.type();
  }


  private String replaceAndUpperCase(StringBuffer local) {
    for (int i = 0; i < local.length(); i++) {
      char c = local.charAt(i);

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            }
          }
        }


        // Transform the field accordingly.
        originalImplField.type(collectionInterfaceClass);


        // If instantiation is specified to be "early", add code for creating new instance of the collection class.
        if (fieldConfiguration.getInstantiationMode() == Configuration.InstantiationMode.EARLY) {
          logger.debug("Applying EARLY instantiation...");
          // GENERATED CODE: ... fieldName = new C<T>();

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        field = f;
      }


      // "field" is null if there are no fields (or all fields are static) or there are more then two fields.
      // The only property should be a collection, hence it should be class:
      if (field == null || !(field.type() instanceof JClass)) {
        continue;
      }


      JClass fieldType = (JClass) field.type();

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      // The only property should be a collection, hence it should be class:
      if (field == null || !(field.type() instanceof JClass)) {
        continue;
      }


      JClass fieldType = (JClass) field.type();


      // * The property should be a collection
      if (!collectionModelClass.isAssignableFrom(fieldType)) {
        continue;
      }

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        AttributeUseImpl attribute = (AttributeUseImpl) attributeProperty.getSchemaComponent();
        XSSimpleType type = attribute.getDecl().getType();


        // Use="required". It makes sense to annotate a required attribute with @NotNull even though it's not 100 % semantically equivalent.
        if (attribute.isRequired() && !fieldVar.type().isPrimitive()) notNullAnnotate(fieldVar);


        processSimpleType(type, fieldVar, customizations);
    }


    /**

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