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package jdk.nashorn.internal.ir;

Interface implemented by all nodes that have flags in a lexical context. This is needed as we sometimes have to save the setting of flags in the lexical context until a block is completely finished and its final version (after multiple copy on writes) is placed in the lexical context
Type parameters:
  • <T> – lexical context node that can have flags set during code generation
/** * Interface implemented by all nodes that have flags in * a lexical context. This is needed as we sometimes have to save * the setting of flags in the lexical context until a block * is completely finished and its final version (after multiple * copy on writes) is placed in the lexical context * * @param <T> lexical context node that can have flags set during code generation */
public interface Flags<T extends LexicalContextNode> {
Get all flags of a LexicalContextNode
Returns:flags
/** * Get all flags of a LexicalContextNode * @return flags */
public int getFlags();
Check if a flag is set in a lexical context node
Params:
  • flag – flag to check
Returns:flags
/** * Check if a flag is set in a lexical context node * @param flag flag to check * @return flags */
public boolean getFlag(int flag);
Clear a flag of a LexicalContextNode
Params:
  • lc – lexical context
  • flag – flag to clear
Returns:the new LexicalContext node if flags were changed, same otherwise
/** * Clear a flag of a LexicalContextNode * @param lc lexical context * @param flag flag to clear * @return the new LexicalContext node if flags were changed, same otherwise */
public T clearFlag(final LexicalContext lc, int flag);
Set a flag of a LexicalContextNode
Params:
  • lc – lexical context
  • flag – flag to set
Returns:the new LexicalContext node if flags were changed, same otherwise
/** * Set a flag of a LexicalContextNode * @param lc lexical context * @param flag flag to set * @return the new LexicalContext node if flags were changed, same otherwise */
public T setFlag(final LexicalContext lc, int flag);
Set all flags of a LexicalContextNode, overwriting previous flags
Params:
  • lc – lexical context
  • flags – new flags value
Returns:the new LexicalContext node if flags were changed, same otherwise
/** * Set all flags of a LexicalContextNode, overwriting previous flags * @param lc lexical context * @param flags new flags value * @return the new LexicalContext node if flags were changed, same otherwise */
public T setFlags(final LexicalContext lc, int flags); }