Package randoop.types
package randoop.types
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ClassDescriptionRepresents an array type as defined in JLS, Section 4.3.Predicate to check the type of a substitution for a list of type variables.Represents a type variable introduced by capture conversion over a wildcard type argument.Represents a class or interface type as defined in JLS Section 4.3.Represents a bound on a type variable where the bound is a
ReferenceTypethat can be used directly.Represents a type variable that is a type parameter.Represents the type of a generic class.Represents a parameterized type as a generic class instantiated with type arguments.Represents an intersection type bound on a type parameter in a class, interface, method or constructor (see JLS section 4.4).Constants for non-JDK Java types.Defines type constants for classes in the JDK Collections.A lazy representation of a type bound in which a type variable occurs.There was an attempt to perform an operation, such as capture conversion, on a lazy bound.A lazy representation of a type bound in which a type variable occurs.NonParameterizedTyperepresents a non-parameterized class, interface, enum, or the rawtype of a generic class.Thenulltype is the type of the valuenull.Represents a type bound on a type variable or wildcard occurring as a type parameter of a generic class, interface, method or constructor.Represents a parameterized type.An abstract class representing kinds of type parameters, which are either type variables or wildcard types.Represents a Java primitive type.Utilities for working withClass<?> objectsthat Java reflection treats as primitive, which includes primitive types andvoid.Exception used to indicate when a type problem has occurred in Randoop.Represents a reference type as a type argument to a parameterized type.Represents a bound on a type variable where the bound is aReferenceType.Represents a reference type defined in JLS Section 4.3A substitution maps type parameters/variables (including wildcards) to concrete types.The superclass of a class hierarchy representing Java types defined in JLS Section 4.1.Represents a type argument of a parameterized type as described in JLS Section 4.5.1.TypeTuplerepresents an immutable ordered tuple ofTypeobjects.An abstract class representing type variables.Representsvoid.Represents a wildcard type argument to a parameterized type.Represents a wildcard type, which occurs as a type argument to a parameterized type.