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How to find out if method is public using IMember or IType [message #243433]

Thu, 03 May 2007 15:34

Eclipse User

Urgent help needed:

I would like to update method with Annotation and I would like to do it
only for public methods.

How I can figure out if method is public using IMethod or IType API ?

Re: How to find out if method is public using IMember or IType [message #243438 is a reply to message #243433]

Fri, 04 May 2007 02:47

Eclipse User

If you have the IMethod you can check

(method.getFlags() & Flags.AccPublic) != 0

You may also want to check method.isConstructor() and Flags.AccStatic
depending whether you want to include static methods and constructors or
not.

--Cam

Irene Levina wrote:

> Urgent help needed:

> I would like to update method with Annotation and I would like to do it
> only for public methods.

> How I can figure out if method is public using IMethod or IType API ?

Re: How to find out if method is public using IMember or IType [message #243443 is a reply to message #243438]

Fri, 04 May 2007 09:42

Eclipse User

Cameron Bateman a écrit :
> If you have the IMethod you can check
> (method.getFlags() & Flags.AccPublic) != 0
I would rather recommend:
Flags.isPublic(method.getFlags())
--
Olivier

Re: How to find out if method is public using IMember or IType [message #243454 is a reply to message #243443]

Fri, 04 May 2007 12:57

Eclipse User

> I would rather recommend:
> Flags.isPublic(method.getFlags())

Good point.

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