org.eclipse.jdt.core/model/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/core/SourceMethodElementInfo.java

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package org.eclipse.jdt.internal.core;

import org.eclipse.jdt.core.Signature;
import org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.env.ISourceMethod;

/** 
 * Element info for IMethod elements. 
 */
/* package */ class SourceMethodElementInfo extends MemberElementInfo implements ISourceMethod {

	/**
	 * For a source method (i.e. method contained in a comilation unit)
	 * this is a collection of the names of the parameters for this method,
	 * in the order the parameters are delcared. For a binary method (i.e.
	 * method declared in a binary type), these names are invented as
	 * "arg"i where i starts at 1. This is an empty array if this method
	 * has no parameters.
	 */
	protected char[][] argumentNames;

	/**
	 * Collection of type names for the arguments in this
	 * method, in the order they are declared. This is an empty
	 * array for a method with no arguments. A name is a simple
	 * name or a qualified, dot separated name.
	 * For example, Hashtable or java.util.Hashtable.
	 */
	protected char[][] argumentTypeNames;

	/**
	 * Return type name for this method. The return type of
	 * constructors is equivalent to void.
	 */
	protected char[] returnType;

	/**
	 * A collection of type names of the exceptions this
	 * method throws, or an empty collection if this method
	 * does not declare to throw any exceptions. A name is a simple
	 * name or a qualified, dot separated name.
	 * For example, Hashtable or java.util.Hashtable.
	 */
	protected char[][] exceptionTypes;

	/**
	 * Constructor flag.
	 */
	protected boolean isConstructor= false;
public char[][] getArgumentNames() {
	return this.argumentNames;
}
public char[][] getArgumentTypeNames() {
	return this.argumentTypeNames;
}
public char[][] getExceptionTypeNames() {
	return this.exceptionTypes;
}
public char[] getReturnTypeName() {
	return this.returnType;
}
public char[] getSelector() {
	return this.name;
}
protected String getSignature() {

	String[] paramSignatures = new String[this.argumentTypeNames.length];
	for (int i = 0; i < this.argumentTypeNames.length; ++i) {
		paramSignatures[i] = Signature.createTypeSignature(this.argumentTypeNames[i], false);
	}
	return Signature.createMethodSignature(paramSignatures, Signature.createTypeSignature(this.returnType, false));
}
public boolean isConstructor() {
	return this.isConstructor;
}
protected void setArgumentNames(char[][] names) {
	this.argumentNames = names;
}
protected void setArgumentTypeNames(char[][] types) {
	this.argumentTypeNames = types;
}
protected void setConstructor(boolean isConstructor) {
	this.isConstructor = isConstructor;
}
protected void setExceptionTypeNames(char[][] types) {
	this.exceptionTypes = types;
}
protected void setReturnType(char[] type) {
	this.returnType = type;
}
}