Class Subsequence
java.lang.Object
org.checkerframework.checker.index.Subsequence
Holds information from 
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Field Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic @Nullable SubsequenceReturns a Subsequence representing theHasSubsequenceannotation on the declaration ofrecor null if there is not such annotation.static @Nullable SubsequencegetSubsequenceFromTree(Tree varTree, BaseAnnotatedTypeFactoryForIndexChecker factory) Returns a Subsequence representing theHasSubsequenceannotation on the declaration ofvarTreeor null if there is not such annotation.static StringReturns the additive inverse of the given String.toString() 
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Field Details
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array
Name of the Subsequence. - 
from
First index of the subsequence in the backing sequence. - 
to
Last index of the subsequence in the backing sequence. 
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Method Details
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getSubsequenceFromTree
public static @Nullable Subsequence getSubsequenceFromTree(Tree varTree, BaseAnnotatedTypeFactoryForIndexChecker factory) Returns a Subsequence representing theHasSubsequenceannotation on the declaration ofvarTreeor null if there is not such annotation.Note that this method does not standardize or viewpoint adapt the arguments to the annotation, unlike getSubsequenceFromReceiver.
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 varTree- some treefactory- an AnnotatedTypeFactory- Returns:
 - null or a new Subsequence from the declaration of 
varTree 
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getSubsequenceFromReceiver
public static @Nullable Subsequence getSubsequenceFromReceiver(JavaExpression expr, BaseAnnotatedTypeFactoryForIndexChecker factory) Returns a Subsequence representing theHasSubsequenceannotation on the declaration ofrecor null if there is not such annotation.- Parameters:
 expr- some treefactory- an AnnotatedTypeFactory- Returns:
 - null or a new Subsequence from the declaration of 
varTree 
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negateString
Returns the additive inverse of the given String. That is, if the result of this method is some String s', then s + s' == 0 will evaluate to true. Note that this relies on the fact that the JavaExpression parser cannot parse multiplication, so it naively just changes '-' to '+' and vice-versa.- Parameters:
 s- a Java expression string- Returns:
 - the negated string
 
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toString
 
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