The lexical analyzer maps an input stream consisting of ASCII
characters and Unicode escapes into a token sequence.
| Method from com.sun.tools.javac.parser.Lexer Detail: |
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 public boolean deprecatedFlag()
Has a @deprecated been encountered in last doc comment?
This needs to be reset by client with resetDeprecatedFlag. |
public String docComment() Returns the documentation string of the current token. |
public int endPos() Return the last character position of the current token. |
public int errPos() Return the position where a lexical error occurred; |
public void errPos(int pos) Set the position where a lexical error occurred; |
public LineMap getLineMap() Build a map for translating between line numbers and
positions in the input. |
public char[] getRawCharacters() Returns a copy of the input buffer, up to its inputLength.
Unicode escape sequences are not translated. |
public char[] getRawCharacters(int beginIndex,
int endIndex) Returns a copy of a character array subset of the input buffer.
The returned array begins at the beginIndex and
extends to the character at index endIndex - 1.
Thus the length of the substring is endIndex-beginIndex.
This behavior is like
String.substring(beginIndex, endIndex).
Unicode escape sequences are not translated. |
public Name name() Return the name of an identifier or token for the current token. |
public void nextToken() |
public int pos() Return the current token's position: a 0-based
offset from beginning of the raw input stream
(before unicode translation) |
public int prevEndPos() Return the last character position of the previous token. |
public int radix() Return the radix of a numeric literal token. |
public void resetDeprecatedFlag() |
public String stringVal() The value of a literal token, recorded as a string.
For integers, leading 0x and 'l' suffixes are suppressed. |
public Token token() Return the current token, set by nextToken(). |
public void token(Token token) |