public interface Name extends CharSequence
Name objects from the same implementation are usable in collections while
Names from different implementations may not work properly in collections.
An empty Name has a length of zero.
In the context of annotation processing, the guarantees for "the same" implementation must include contexts where the API mediated side effects of processors could be visible to each other, including successive annotation processing rounds.
Elements.getName(java.lang.CharSequence)
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
contentEquals(CharSequence
Compares this name to the specified
CharSequence.
|
boolean |
equals(Object
Returns
true if the argument represents the same name as
this, and
false otherwise.
|
int |
hashCode()
Obeys the general contract of
Object.hashCode.
|
charAt, chars, codePoints, length, subSequence, toStringboolean equals(Objectobj)
true if the argument represents the same name as
this, and
false otherwise.
Note that the identity of a Name is a function both of its content in terms of a sequence of characters as well as the implementation which created it.
equals in class
Object
obj - the object to be compared with this element
true if the specified object represents the same name as this
Element.equals(java.lang.Object)
int hashCode()
Object.hashCode.
hashCode in class
Object
equals(java.lang.Object)
boolean contentEquals(CharSequencecs)
CharSequence. The result is
true if and only if this name represents the same sequence of
char values as the specified sequence.
cs - The sequence to compare this name against
true if this name represents the same sequence of
char values as the specified sequence,
false otherwise
String.contentEquals(CharSequence)