Class Query<R>
public class Query<R> : JVMBridgeBase<Query<R>>, IDynamicMetaObjectProvider, IJVMBridgeCore, IDisposable, IJVMBridgeBaseStatic, IJVMBridgeBase, IJVMBridgeDefinition, IQuery<R>Type Parameters
R
- Inheritance
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JVMBridgeBase<Query<R>>Query<R>
- Implements
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IQuery<R>
- Derived
- Inherited Members
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JVMBridgeBase<Query<R>>.SExecute<TNewClass, TReturn, TConverter>(IJavaType, string, params object[])
Constructors
Query()
Default constructor: even if the corresponding Java class does not have one, it is mandatory for JCOBridge
[Obsolete("Query class represents, in .NET, an instance of a JVM interface or abstract class. This public initializer is needed for JCOBridge internal use, other uses can produce unidentible behaviors.")]
public Query()Query(params object[])
Generic constructor: it is useful for JCOBridge when there is a derived class which needs to pass arguments to the highest JVMBridgeBase class
[Obsolete("Query class represents, in .NET, an instance of a JVM interface or abstract class. This public initializer is needed for JCOBridge internal use, other uses can produce unidentible behaviors.")]
public Query(params object[] args)Parameters
argsobject[]
Properties
BridgeClassName
Java class name to be instantiated
public override string BridgeClassName { get; }Property Value
IsBridgeAbstract
true if the BridgeClassName is an abstract class, i.e. cannot be created an instance
public override bool IsBridgeAbstract { get; }Property Value
IsBridgeCloseable
true if the BridgeClassName implements Closeable
public override bool IsBridgeCloseable { get; }Property Value
IsBridgeInterface
true if the BridgeClassName is an interface, i.e. does not have any public constructor
public override bool IsBridgeInterface { get; }Property Value
IsBridgeStatic
true if the BridgeClassName is a static class, i.e. does not have any public constructor
public override bool IsBridgeStatic { get; }Property Value
Operators
implicit operator Query(Query<R>)
public static implicit operator Query(Query<R> t)Parameters
tQuery<R>