org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.core.ast
Interface IAbstractVariableDeclaration

All Superinterfaces:

IASTNode, IProgramElement, IStatement

All Known Subinterfaces:

IArgument, IFieldDeclaration, IInitializer, ILocalDeclaration

public interface IAbstractVariableDeclaration
extends IStatement

Abstract representation of a var.

Restriction:

This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients.

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.core.ast.IASTNode

ABSTRACT_FUNCTION_DECLARATION, ABSTRACT_VARIABLE_DECLARATION, ALLOCATION_EXPRESSION, AND_AND_EXPRESSION, ARGUMENT, ARRAY_ALLOCATION_EXPRESSION, ARRAY_INITIALIZER, ARRAY_QUALIFIED_TYPE_REFERENCE, ARRAY_REFERENCE, ARRAY_TYPE_REFERENCE, ASSIGNMENT, AST_NODE, BINARY_EXPRESSION, BLOCK, BRANCH_STATEMENT, BREAK_STATEMENT, CASE_STATEMENT, CHAR_LITERAL, CL_INIT, CLASS_LITERAL_ACCESS, COMBINED_BINARY_EXPRESSION, COMPOUND_ASSIGNMENT, CONDITIONAL_EXPRESSION, CONSTRUCTOR_DECLARATION, CONTINUE_STATEMENT, DO_STATEMENT, DOUBLE_LITERAL, EMPTY_EXPRESSION, EMPTY_STATEMENT, EQUAL_EXPRESSION, EXPLICIT_CONSTRUCTOR_CALL, EXPRESSION, EXTENDED_STRING_LITERAL, FALSE_LITERAL, FIELD_DECLARATION, FIELD_REFERENCE, FLOAT_LITERAL, FOR_EACH_STATEMENT, FOR_IN_STATEMENT, FOR_STATEMENT, FUNCTION_CALL, FUNCTION_DECLARATION, FUNCTION_EXPRESSION, IF_STATEMENT, IMPORT_REFERENCE, INITIALIZER, INSTANCEOF_EXPRESSION, INT_LITERAL, INT_LITERAL_MIN_VALUE, JSDOC, JSDOC_ALLOCATION_EXPRESSION, JSDOC_ARGUMENTEXPRESSION, JSDOC_ARRAY_QUALIFIED_TYPE_REFERENCE, JSDOC_ARRAY_SINGLE_TYPE_REFERENCE, JSDOC_FIELD_REFERENCE, JSDOC_IMPLICIT_TYPE_REFERENCE, JSDOC_MESSAGE_SEND, JSDOC_QUALIFIED_TYPE_REFERENCE, JSDOC_RETURN_STATEMENT, JSDOC_SINGLE_NAME_REFERENCE, JSDOC_SINGLE_TYPE_REFERENCE, LABELED_STATEMENT, LIST_EXPRESSION, LITERAL, LOCAL_DECLARATION, LONG_LITERAL, LONG_LITERAL_MIN_VALUE, MAGIC_LITERAL, NAME_REFERENCE, NULL_LITERAL, NUMBER_LITERAL, OBJECT_GETTER_SETTER_FIELD, OBJECT_LITERAL, OBJECT_LITERAL_FIELD, OPERATOR_EXPRESSION, OR_OR_EXPRESSION, PARAMETERIZED_QUALIFIED_TYPE_REFERENCE, PARAMETERIZED_SINGLE_TYPE_REFERENCE, POSTFIX_EXPRESSION, PREFIX_EXPRESSION, PROGRAM_ELEMENT, QUALIFIED_ALLOCATION_EXPRESSION, QUALIFIED_NAME_REFERENCE, QUALIFIED_SUPER_REFERENCE, QUALIFIED_THIS_REFERENCE, QUALIFIED_TYPE_REFERENCE, REFERENCE, REG_EX_LITERAL, RETURN_STATEMENT, SCRIPT_FILE_DECLARATION, SINGLE_NAME_REFERENCE, SINGLE_TYPE_REFERENCE, STATEMENT, STRING_LITERAL, STRING_LITERAL_CONCATENATION, SUB_ROUTINE_STATEMENT, SUPER_REFERENCE, SWITCH_STATEMENT, THIS_REFERENCE, THROW_STATEMENT, TRUE_LITERAL, TRY_STATEMENT, TYPE_DECLARATION, TYPE_PARAMETER, TYPE_REFERENCE, UNARY_EXPRESSION, UNDEFINED_LITERAL, WHILE_STATEMENT, WITH_STATEMENT

Method Summary

InferredType	getInferredType() Get the inferred type of the var
IExpression	getInitialization() Get the initialization expression of the var
IJsDoc	getJsDoc() get the JSDoc for the var
char[]	getName() get the var name
boolean	isType()
void	setInferredType(InferredType type) Set the inferred type of the var
void	setIsType(boolean isType)

Methods inherited from interface org.eclipse.wst.jsdt.core.ast.IASTNode

getASTType, sourceEnd, sourceStart, traverse

Method Detail

setInferredType

void setInferredType(InferredType type)

Set the inferred type of the var

Parameters:

inferred - type

getInferredType

InferredType getInferredType()

Get the inferred type of the var

Returns:

inferred type

getName

char[] getName()

get the var name

Returns:

name

getInitialization

IExpression getInitialization()

Get the initialization expression of the var

Returns:

initialization expression

getJsDoc

IJsDoc getJsDoc()

get the JSDoc for the var

Returns:

jsdoc

setIsType

void setIsType(boolean isType)

Parameters:

isType - true if this variable declaration is actually a reference to a type, rather then the instance of a type. false if this variable is a reference to an instance of a type rather then the type itself.

isType

boolean isType()

Returns:

true if this variable declaration is actually a reference to a type, rather then the instance of a type. false if this variable is a reference to an instance of a type rather then the type itself.