NB: resend without using Nabble's "raw" tag.
NB: contrived example; pay attention to form, not substance here, please.
Consider this annotation:
public @interface Gimme {
Class<?>[] value;
}
Consider this annotated class:
@Gimme({ Cloneable.class, Serializable.class})
public class Thingy {
// ...
}
How do I craft a type expression that means "any class where the value
property of its @Gimme annotation contains Serializable.class"? I tried
declare parents: (@Gimme(value = {..,Serializable.class,..}) *) implements
Serializable; // (no worky
work)
but that didn't work; parser complained about token "{". I can't think of
another way to write this (maybe it's Fridayitis).
Any suggestions?
TIA,
Matthew
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