public class InvalidAttributeTargetError
extends java.lang.Error
Target
declaration that forbids
it being applied to the program element it has been applied to.
For example:
/**
* This attribute can only be applied to Classes.
* Target(Target.CLASS)
*/
public class MyAttribute {}
public class MyClass {
/**
* Error: Can't apply MyAttribute to a field!
* @@MyAttribute()
*/
private String myField;
}
Constructor and Description |
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InvalidAttributeTargetError(java.lang.String attributeClass,
java.lang.String element,
int targetFlags)
Creates a new InvalidAttributeTargetError.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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private static java.lang.String |
flagsToString(int flags) |
public InvalidAttributeTargetError(java.lang.String attributeClass, java.lang.String element, int targetFlags)
attributeClass
- name of the type of the attribute that was applied to the wrong target.element
- the element that the user tried to apply the attribute to.targetFlags
- the targets (bitwise OR of the Target
.XXX flags that the attributeClass
can be applied to.