Uses of Interface
jparse.Constructor

Packages that use Constructor
jparse Provides the main classes that parse and evaluate Java programs. 
jparse.expr Provides classes that represent Java expressions. 
 

Uses of Constructor in jparse
 

Classes in jparse that implement Constructor
 class CompiledConstructor
          Information on a Java constructor defined in a Java class file
 class ConstrAST
          An AST node that represents a constructor definition
 

Methods in jparse that return Constructor
abstract  Constructor Type.getConstructor(Type[] params, Type caller)
          Get an object representing the constructor for this class with the specified parameter types
 Constructor SourceType.getConstructor(Type[] params, Type caller)
           
 Constructor Constructor.bestMatch(Constructor cons)
          Find the best match, given two matching constructors
 Constructor ConstrAST.bestMatch(Constructor cons)
          Find the best match, given two matching constructors
 Constructor CompiledType.getConstructor(Type[] params, Type caller)
           
 Constructor CompiledConstructor.bestMatch(Constructor cons)
          Find the best match, given two matching constructors
 

Methods in jparse with parameters of type Constructor
 Constructor Constructor.bestMatch(Constructor cons)
          Find the best match, given two matching constructors
 Constructor ConstrAST.bestMatch(Constructor cons)
          Find the best match, given two matching constructors
 Constructor CompiledConstructor.bestMatch(Constructor cons)
          Find the best match, given two matching constructors
 

Uses of Constructor in jparse.expr
 

Fields in jparse.expr declared as Constructor
private  Constructor NewAST.theCons
          The constructor being accessed by this use of new
private  Constructor MethodCallAST.theConstructor
          The constructor that this call is calling (for constructor calls)
 

Methods in jparse.expr that return Constructor
 Constructor MethodCallAST.getConstructor()
          Get the constructor that will actually be called