Uses of Package
oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol

Packages that use oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol

oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1
oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol
oracle.jdeveloper.model	Contains interfaces and classes implementing the Java specific portions of JDeveloper's data model.

Classes in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol used by oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1

ClassSymbol
The ClassSymbol represents a class or interface declaration.

CodeBlockSymbol
The CodeBlockSymbol represents code blocks for methods and statements.

CommonRoot

ExpressionSymbol
The ExpressionSymbol is essentially the union of all the various operators and primaries.

JavaSymbol
Every node in the java parse tree is a subclass of a JavaSymbol.

MethodSymbol
The MethodSymbol represents a method declaration.

Nameable
Not all JavaSymbols have names, but those that do fulfill the Nameable interface.

NameSymbol
The ImportSymbol.

RootSymbol
The RootSymbol represents the root node for a complete Java source file.

Scope

TypeSymbol
The TypeSymbol is used by MemberSymbol and VariableSymbol to represent the types.

VariableSymbol
The VariableSymbol represents a variable declarator.

Classes in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol used by oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol

CatchClause
The catch clause is separated from the other control statements because a variable declaration is required in the parentheses.

ClassBodySymbol

ClassSymbol
The ClassSymbol represents a class or interface declaration.

CodeBlockSymbol
The CodeBlockSymbol represents code blocks for methods and statements.

CodeElement
A code element: a local class, a variable declaration, an expression, or a statement.

Commentable
Not all JavaSymbols can have comments associated with them, but those that do fulfill the Commentable interface.

CommentSymbol
The CommentSymbol subclasses off of NameSymbol purely to inherit the getValue and toString methods.

CommonRoot

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).

ErrorSymbol

ExpressionSymbol
The ExpressionSymbol is essentially the union of all the various operators and primaries.

FieldSymbol
The FieldSymbol represents a class member declaration.

HasModifiers

ImportSymbol
The ImportSymbol.

InnerClassSymbol
An InnerClassSymbol is always a member of some enclosing class.

JavaSymbol
Every node in the java parse tree is a subclass of a JavaSymbol.

MemberSymbol
The MemberSymbol represents a class member declaration.

MethodSymbol
The MethodSymbol represents a method declaration.

Nameable
Not all JavaSymbols have names, but those that do fulfill the Nameable interface.

NameSymbol
The ImportSymbol.

PackageSymbol
The PackageSymbol.

RootSymbol
The RootSymbol represents the root node for a complete Java source file.

Scope

StatementSymbol
A statement can be only one of the following: an expression statement, a block, or a control statement.

TypeSymbol
The TypeSymbol is used by MemberSymbol and VariableSymbol to represent the types.

VariableSymbol
The VariableSymbol represents a variable declarator.

Classes in oracle.javatools.parser.java.v1.symbol used by oracle.jdeveloper.model

RootSymbol
The RootSymbol represents the root node for a complete Java source file.