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     *     "Ljava/lang/Object;"
     *     "I"
     *     "[[B"
     * 
*/ String getName(); /** * Returns an unqualified name of this type. * *
     *     "Object"
     *     "Integer"
     * 
*/ default String getUnqualifiedName() { String name = getName(); if (name.indexOf('/') != -1) { name = name.substring(name.lastIndexOf('/') + 1); } if (name.endsWith(";")) { name = name.substring(0, name.length() - 1); } return name; } /** * For array types, gets the type of the components, or {@code null} if this is not an array * type. This method is analogous to {@link Class#getComponentType()}. */ JavaType getComponentType(); /** * Gets the elemental type for this given type. The elemental type is the corresponding zero * dimensional type of an array type. For example, the elemental type of {@code int[][][]} is * {@code int}. A non-array type is its own elemental type. */ default JavaType getElementalType() { JavaType t = this; while (t.getComponentType() != null) { t = t.getComponentType(); } return t; } /** * Gets the array class type representing an array with elements of this type. */ JavaType getArrayClass(); /** * Gets the {@link JavaKind} of this type. */ JavaKind getJavaKind(); /** * Resolves this type to a {@link ResolvedJavaType}. * * @param accessingClass the context of resolution (must not be null) * @return the resolved Java type * @throws LinkageError if the resolution failed * @throws NullPointerException if {@code accessingClass} is {@code null} */ ResolvedJavaType resolve(ResolvedJavaType accessingClass); /** * Gets the Java programming language name for this type. The following are examples of strings * returned by this method: * *
     *      java.lang.Object
     *      int
     *      boolean[][]
     * 
* * @return the Java name corresponding to this type */ default String toJavaName() { return internalNameToJava(getName(), true, false); } /** * Gets the Java programming language name for this type. The following are examples of strings * returned by this method: * *
     *     qualified == true:
     *         java.lang.Object
     *         int
     *         boolean[][]
     *     qualified == false:
     *         Object
     *         int
     *         boolean[][]
     * 
* * @param qualified specifies if the package prefix of this type should be included in the * returned name * @return the Java name corresponding to this type */ default String toJavaName(boolean qualified) { JavaKind kind = getJavaKind(); if (kind == JavaKind.Object) { return internalNameToJava(getName(), qualified, false); } return getJavaKind().getJavaName(); } /** * Returns this type's name in the same format as {@link Class#getName()}. */ default String toClassName() { return internalNameToJava(getName(), true, true); } }