public class LegacyHashMapPropertyHandler
extends ImmutablePropertyHandler The @Immutable transformation in earlier versions of Groovy tried to be smart
in the case of an immutable class with a single HashMap property, the supplied Map constructor
tried to be compatible with both expected tuple behavior and expected named-argument behavior
by peeking into the supplied map and guessing as to which approach might be applicable.
Recent versions of Groovy now allow both @TupleConstructor and @MapConstructor
annotations to co-exist which provides a more flexible solution to this problem. While more
flexible, the new approach isn't fully compatible with the previous approach. If for some
reason you need the old behavior, you can try this property handler. Some features of the
new approach won't be available to you.
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class PropertyHandler |
PROPERTY_OPTIONS_TYPE |
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public Statement |
createPropInit(AbstractASTTransformation xform, AnnotationNode anno, ClassNode cNode, PropertyNode pNode, Parameter namedArgsMap)Create a statement that will initialize the property including any defensive copying. Null if no statement should be added.
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public boolean |
validateAttributes(AbstractASTTransformation xform, AnnotationNode anno)Validates annotation attributes supported by this handler.
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public boolean |
validateProperties(AbstractASTTransformation xform, BlockStatement body, ClassNode cNode, List<PropertyNode> props)Validates the properties selected for processing.
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| Methods inherited from class | Name |
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class ImmutablePropertyHandler |
checkFinalArgNotOverridden, cloneCollectionExpr, createAsImmutableX, createConstructorStatement, createPropGetter, createPropInit, createPropSetter, validateAttributes, validateProperties |
class PropertyHandler |
createPropGetter, createPropInit, createPropSetter, createPropertyHandler, isValidAttribute, validateAttributes, validateProperties |
Create a statement that will initialize the property including any defensive copying. Null if no statement should be added.
xform - the transform being processedanno - the '@ImmutableBase' annotation nodecNode - the classnode containing the propertypNode - the property node to initializenamedArgMap - an "args" Map if the property value should come from a named arg map or null if notValidates annotation attributes supported by this handler.
xform - the active transformanno - the property options annotationtrue if validation succeedsValidates the properties selected for processing.
xform - the active transformbody - the statement block being generatedcNode - the owning classprops - the candidate propertiestrue if validation succeeds