List of unboxify() Examples

Examples of unboxify()

com.sun.codemodel.JType.unboxify()
If this class is a wrapper type for a primitive, return the primitive type. Otherwise return this.
For example, for "java.lang.Integer", this method returns "int".
com.sun.codemodel.internal.JType.unboxify()
If this class is a wrapper type for a primitive, return the primitive type. Otherwise return this.
For example, for "java.lang.Integer", this method returns "int".

Examples of com.sun.codemodel.internal.JType.unboxify()

        // the in-memory data structure can't have primitives directly,
        // but this guarantees that items cannot legal hold null,
        // which helps us improve the boundary signature between our
        // data structure and user code
        if(prop.isUnboxable())
            t = t.unboxify();
        return t;
    }


    /**
     * Returns contents to be added to javadoc.

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Examples of com.sun.codemodel.internal.JType.unboxify()

        // void setXXX(Type newVal) {
        //     this.value = newVal;
        // }
        JMethod $set = writer.declareMethod( codeModel.VOID, "set"+prop.getName(true) );
        JType setterType = exposedType;
        if(forcePrimitiveAccess)    setterType = setterType.unboxify();
        JVar $value = writer.addParameter( setterType, "value" );
        JBlock body = $set.body();
        if ($value.type().equals(implType)) {
            body.assign(JExpr._this().ref(ref()), $value);
        } else {

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Examples of com.sun.codemodel.internal.JType.unboxify()

        // the in-memory data structure can't have primitives directly,
        // but this guarantees that items cannot legal hold null,
        // which helps us improve the boundary signature between our
        // data structure and user code
        if(prop.isUnboxable())
            t = t.unboxify();
        return t;
    }


    /**
     * Returns contents to be added to javadoc.

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