Package grim.annotations

This package contains the Grim annotations used by the annotation processor.

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Annotation Types Summary

Annotation Type	Description
KeepClinit	Annotation indicating that the class may generate a clinit when compiled to javascript.
KeepPattern	Annotation indicating symbols matching pattern may appear in generated javascript.
KeepPatterns	Annotation containing rules indicating which symbols may appear in the generated javascript.
KeepSymbol	Annotation indicating when a java element should be omitted from generated javascript.
KeepSymbols	Annotation containing rules under which symbol may appear in the generated javascript.
KeepType	Annotation indicating that the type may appear in the generated javascript.
KeepTypes	Annotation containing rules under which a type may appear in the generated javascript.
OmitClinit	Annotation indicating that the class should not generate a clinit when compiled to javascript.
OmitPattern	Annotation indicating symbols matching pattern should be omitted from generated javascript.
OmitPatterns	Annotation containing rules under which symbols matching a pattern are to be omitted from the generated javascript.
OmitSymbol	Annotation indicating when a java element should be omitted from generated javascript.
OmitSymbols	Annotation containing rules under which symbol is to be omitted from the generated javascript.
OmitType	Annotation indicating that the class should not be present in output javascript.
OmitTypes	Annotation containing rules under which the type is to be omitted from the generated javascript.

Package grim.annotations Description

This package contains the Grim annotations used by the annotation processor. Grim annotations declare the symbols that should be omitted or may be kept in the output javascript. The symbols are often often kept or omitted based on a condition which uses a simple expression language. The symbols omitted may be designated by a name or a pattern matching multiple names.

The expression language used in conditions is based on matching the compile time settings. The expression either references a compile time setting (in which case the expression is true if the value of the compile time setting is true) or is of the form "[compile-time-setting]=[literal]".

The Omit rules are checked first and if it is determined that a symbol should be removed then the keep rules are checked and if a symbol is not matched then it is expected that the symbol should be omitted from the output javascript.