Examples of com.google.dart.engine.element.ClassElement.lookUpGetter()

com.google.dart.engine.element.ClassElement.lookUpGetter()

Return the element representing the getter that results from looking up the given getter in this class with respect to the given library, or {@code null} if the look up fails. Thebehavior of this method is defined by the Dart Language Specification in section 12.15.1:

The result of looking up getter (respectively setter) m in class C with respect to library L is:

If C declares an instance getter (respectively setter) named m that is accessible to L, then that getter (respectively setter) is the result of the lookup. Otherwise, if C has a superclass S, then the result of the lookup is the result of looking up getter (respectively setter) m in S with respect to L. Otherwise, we say that the lookup has failed.

@param getterName the name of the getter being looked up @param library the library with respect to which the lookup is being performed @return the result of looking up the given getter in this class with respect to the givenlibrary

      Element element1 = nameNode1.getStaticElement();
      Element element2 = nameNode2.getStaticElement();
      // Class.CONST - not resolved yet
      if (element1 instanceof ClassElement) {
        ClassElement classElement = (ClassElement) element1;
        element2 = classElement.lookUpGetter(nameNode2.getName(), definingLibrary);
      }
      // prefix.CONST or Class.CONST
      if (element2 instanceof PropertyAccessorElement) {
        nameNode2.setStaticElement(element2);
        annotation.setElement(element2);

      // element2 should be ClassElement
      if (element2 instanceof ClassElement) {
        ClassElement classElement = (ClassElement) element2;
        String name3 = nameNode3.getName();
        // prefix.Class.CONST
        PropertyAccessorElement getter = classElement.lookUpGetter(name3, definingLibrary);
        if (getter != null) {
          nameNode3.setStaticElement(getter);
          annotation.setElement(element2);
          resolveAnnotationElementGetter(annotation, getter);
          return;

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