public static JavaConstructorModel ParseConstructor(JavaTypeModel type, XElement element)
{
var method = new JavaConstructorModel(
javaName: element.XGetAttribute("name"),
javaVisibility: element.XGetAttribute("visibility"),
javaStatic: element.XGetAttributeAsBool("static"),
javaDeclaringType: type,
deprecated: element.XGetAttribute("deprecated"),
jniSignature: element.XGetAttribute("jni-signature"),
isSynthetic: element.XGetAttributeAsBool("synthetic"),
isBridge: element.XGetAttributeAsBool("bridge")
);
// Yes, constructors in Java can have generic type parameters ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
if (element.Element("typeParameters") is XElement tp)
{
ParseTypeParameters(method.TypeParameters, tp);
}
foreach (var child in element.Elements("exception"))
{
method.Exceptions.Add(ParseException(child));
}
foreach (var child in element.Elements("parameter"))
{
method.Parameters.Add(ParseParameter(method, child));
}
if (element.XGetAttribute("merge.SourceFile") is string source && source.HasValue())
{
method.PropertyBag.Add("merge.SourceFile", source);
}
if (element.XGetAttribute("deprecated-since") is string dep && dep.HasValue())
{
method.PropertyBag.Add("deprecated-since", dep);
}
return(method);
}
static void SaveConstructor(JavaConstructorModel ctor, XmlWriter writer) => SaveMember(ctor, writer, "constructor", null, null, null, null, null, ctor.DeclaringType.FullName, null, null, null, ctor.Parameters, ctor.IsBridge, null, ctor.IsSynthetic, null);
