Uses of Interface
oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol.Scope

Packages that use Scope

oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1
oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol

Uses of Scope in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1

Fields in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1 declared as Scope

Scope

JavaParser.ParsingOptions.scope When parsing expressions and code blocks, clients may specify what the enclosing scope is.

Methods in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1 with parameters of type Scope

static ExpressionSymbol

JavaUtilities.parseExpression(ReadTextBuffer wholeBuffer, int startOffset, int endOffset, Scope scope) Same as above except that it copies the relevant part of the original buffer so that the ExpressionSymbol can have offsets into the original buffer.

Uses of Scope in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol

Classes in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol that implement Scope

class	CatchClause The catch clause is separated from the other control statements because a variable declaration is required in the parentheses.
class	ClassSymbol The ClassSymbol represents a class or interface declaration.
class	CodeBlockSymbol The CodeBlockSymbol represents code blocks for methods and statements.
class	ControlStatement ControlStatement represents all control statements and the catch clause of a try statement (though at parse time, it also represents other else and finally clauses).
class	FieldSymbol The FieldSymbol represents a class member declaration.
class	ForStatement Represents the ForStatement.
class	InnerClassSymbol An InnerClassSymbol is always a member of some enclosing class.
class	MemberSymbol The MemberSymbol represents a class member declaration.
class	MethodSymbol The MethodSymbol represents a method declaration.
class	RootSymbol The RootSymbol represents the root node for a complete Java source file.
class	SqlStatement A statement can be only one of the following: an expression statement, a block, or a control statement.
class	StatementSymbol A statement can be only one of the following: an expression statement, a block, or a control statement.
class	TryStatement The TryStatement is a a ControlStatement with the additional functionality for retrieving multiple catch clauses.

Methods in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol that return Scope

Scope	Scope.getEnclosingScope() Retrieves the most tightly enclosing scope object.
Scope	CodeBlockSymbol.getEnclosingScope() Retrieves the most tightly enclosing scope object.
Scope	RootSymbol.getEnclosingScope() Retrieves the most tightly enclosing scope object.
Scope	TypeSymbol.getEnclosingScope() Gets the most tightly enclosing scope for this TypeSymbol.
Scope	StatementSymbol.getEnclosingScope() Retrieves the most tightly enclosing scope object.
Scope	MemberSymbol.getEnclosingScope() Retrieves the most tightly enclosing scope object.
Scope	ClassSymbol.getEnclosingScope() Retrieves the most tightly enclosing scope object.

Methods in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol with parameters of type Scope

void	Scope.setEnclosingScope(Scope scope) Sets the enclosing scope to the given Scope object.
void	CodeBlockSymbol.setEnclosingScope(Scope scope) Sets the enclosing scope to the given Scope object.
void	RootSymbol.setEnclosingScope(Scope scope) Sets the enclosing scope to the given Scope object.
void	StatementSymbol.setEnclosingScope(Scope scope) Sets the enclosing scope to the given Scope object.
void	MemberSymbol.setEnclosingScope(Scope scope) Sets the enclosing scope to the given Scope object.
void	ClassSymbol.setEnclosingScope(Scope scope) Sets the enclosing scope to the given Scope object.

Constructors in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol with parameters of type Scope

JavaSymbolFactory(ReadTextBuffer buffer, Scope scope)