Berin Loritsch wrote:
> Just out of curiosity, can you specify an array of things?
>
> /**
> * @MyAttribute({Entry("name","value"), Entry("name,"value")})
> */
>
> Not critical at this juncture, just curious.
Yes, but you'd have to write it like this:
@MyAttribute (new Object[]{ new Entry ("name","value"), new
Entry("name,"value")})
Basically, an attribute is just a Java expression that results in an
Object, with some syntactic sugar on top of it. "@MyAttribute" is short
for "@new MyAttribute ()". Then the compiler strips the initial @ and
what's left will be the attribute. If I write the above as:
@new MyAttribute (new Object[]{ new Entry ("name","value"), new
Entry("name,"value")})
You'll see it the way it will be. So, you can for example do this:
@Long (System.currentTimeMillis ())
which will result in a Long attribute that will hold the time the
attribute was loaded. (Not very useful.)
/LS
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