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My first initial commit with all of mine experimental changes.

Dmitry Kabak (userdima committed 13 years ago

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25+
26+package com.sun.jdi;
27+
28+/**
29+ * The mirror for a type in the target VM.
30+ * This interface is the root of a type hierarchy encompassing primitive
31+ * types and reference types.
32+ * <P>
33+ * A Type may be used to represent a run-time type:
34+ * <BLOCKQUOTE>
35+ * {@link Value}.type()
36+ * </BLOCKQUOTE>
37+ * or a compile-time type:
38+ * <BLOCKQUOTE>
39+ * {@link Field#type()} <BR>
40+ * {@link Method#returnType()} <BR>
41+ * {@link Method#argumentTypes()} <BR>
42+ * {@link LocalVariable#type()} <BR>
43+ * {@link ArrayType#componentType()}
44+ * </BLOCKQUOTE>
45+ * <P>
46+ * The following table illustrates which subinterfaces of Type
47+ * are used to mirror types in the target VM --
48+ * <TABLE BORDER=1 SUMMARY="Maps each type declared in target to a mirrored
49+ * instance of a subinterface of PrimitiveType or ReferenceType">
50+ * <TR BGCOLOR="#EEEEFF">
51+ * <TH id="primtype" colspan=3>Subinterfaces of {@link PrimitiveType}</TH>
52+ * <TR BGCOLOR="#EEEEFF">
53+ * <TH id="declared" align="left" colspan=2>Type declared in target as</TH>
54+ * <TH id="mirrored" align="left">Is mirrored as an instance of</TH>
55+ * <TR>
56+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>boolean</CODE></TD>
57+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored"> {@link BooleanType}</TD>
58+ * <TR>
59+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>byte</CODE></TD>
60+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored">{@link ByteType}</TD>
61+ * <TR>
62+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>char</CODE></TD>
63+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored">{@link CharType}</TD>
64+ * <TR>
65+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>double</CODE></TD>
66+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored">{@link DoubleType}</TD>
67+ * <TR>
68+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>float</CODE></TD>
69+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored">{@link FloatType}</TD>
70+ * <TR>
71+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>int</CODE></TD>
72+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored">{@link IntegerType}</TD>
73+ * <TR>
74+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>long</CODE></TD>
75+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored">{@link LongType}</TD>
76+ * <TR>
77+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>short</CODE></TD>
78+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored">{@link ShortType}</TD>
79+ * <TR>
80+ * <TD headers="primtype declared" colspan=2><CODE>void</CODE></TD>
81+ * <TD headers="primtype mirrored">{@link VoidType}</TD>
82+ * <TR BGCOLOR="#EEEEFF">
83+ * <TH id="reftype" colspan=3>Subinterfaces of {@link ReferenceType}</TH>
84+ * <TR BGCOLOR="#EEEEFF">
85+ * <TH id="declared2" align="left">Type declared in target as</TH>
86+ * <TH id="example2" align="left">For example</TH>
87+ * <TH id="mirrored2" align="left">Is mirrored as an instance of</TH>
88+ * <TR>
89+ * <TD headers="reftype declared2"><I>a class</I></TD>
90+ * <TD headers="reftype example2"><CODE>Date</CODE></TD>
91+ * <TD headers="reftype mirrored2">{@link ClassType}</TD>
92+ * <TR>
93+ * <TD headers="reftype declared2"><I>an interface</I></TD>
94+ * <TD headers="reftype example2"><CODE>Runnable</CODE></TD>
95+ * <TD headers="reftype mirrored2">{@link InterfaceType}</TD>
96+ * <TR>
97+ * <TD headers="reftype declared2"><I>an array</I></TD>
98+ * <TD headers="reftype example2">&nbsp;</TD>
99+ * <TD headers="reftype mirrored2">{@link ArrayType}</TD>
100+ * <TR>
101+ * <TD headers="reftype declared2"><I>an array</I></TD>
102+ * <TD headers="reftype example2"><CODE>int[]</CODE></TD>
103+ * <TD headers="reftype mirrored2">{@link ArrayType} whose
104+ * {@link ArrayType#componentType() componentType()} is
105+ * {@link IntegerType}</TD>
106+ * <TR>
107+ * <TD headers="reftype declared2"><I>an array</I></TD>
108+ * <TD headers="reftype example2"><CODE>Date[]</CODE></TD>
109+ * <TD headers="reftype mirrored2">{@link ArrayType} whose
110+ * {@link ArrayType#componentType() componentType()} is
111+ * {@link ClassType}</TD>
112+ * <TR>
113+ * <TD headers="reftype declared2"><I>an array</I></TD>
114+ * <TD headers="reftype example2"><CODE>Runnable[]</CODE></TD>
115+ * <TD headers="reftype mirrored2">{@link ArrayType} whose
116+ * {@link ArrayType#componentType() componentType()} is
117+ * {@link InterfaceType}</TD>
118+ * </TABLE>
119+ *
120+ * @see PrimitiveType Subinterface PrimitiveType
121+ * @see ReferenceType Subinterface ReferenceType
122+ * @see Value Value - for relationship between Type and Value
123+ * @see Field#type() Field.type() - for usage examples
124+ *
125+ * @author Robert Field
126+ * @author Gordon Hirsch
127+ * @author James McIlree
128+ * @since 1.3
129+ */
130+public interface Type extends Mirror
131+{
132+ /**
133+ * Returns the JNI-style signature for this type.
134+ * <p>
135+ * For primitive classes
136+ * the returned signature is the signature of the corresponding primitive
137+ * type; for example, "I" is returned as the signature of the class
138+ * represented by {@link java.lang.Integer#TYPE}.
139+ *
140+ * @see <a href="doc-files/signature.html">Type Signatures</a>
141+ * @return the string containing the type signature.
142+ */
143+ String signature();
144+
145+ /**
146+ * @return a text representation of this type.
147+ */
148+ String name();
149+}