Annotation Interface PostconditionAnnotation
A meta-annotation that indicates that an annotation E is a postcondition annotation, i.e., E is a
 type-specialized version of 
EnsuresQualifier or of EnsuresQualifier.List.
 - If E is a type-specialized version of EnsuresQualifier, itsvalueelement must be an array ofStrings, analogous toEnsuresQualifier.expression().
- If E is a type-specialized version of EnsuresQualifier.List, itsvalueelement must be an array of postcondition annotations, analogous toEnsuresQualifier.List.value().
The established postcondition P has type specified by the qualifier field of this
 annotation.
 
If the annotation E has elements annotated by QualifierArgument, their values are
 copied to the arguments (elements) of annotation P with the same names. Different element names
 may be used in E and P, if a QualifierArgument in E gives the name of the corresponding
 element in P.
 
For example, the following code declares a postcondition annotation for the MinLen qualifier:
 
 @PostconditionAnnotation(qualifier = MinLen.class)
 @Target({ElementType.METHOD, ElementType.CONSTRUCTOR})
  public @interface EnsuresMinLen {
    String[] value();
    @QualifierArgument("value")
    int targetValue() default 0;
 value element holds the expressions to which the qualifier applies and 
 targetValue holds the value for the value argument of MinLen.
 The following code then uses the annotation on a method that ensures field to be
 @MinLen(2) upon return.
 
 @EnsuresMinLen(value = "field", targetValue = 2")
  public void setField(String argument) {
    field = "(" + argument + ")";
  }
 - See Also:
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Required Element SummaryRequired ElementsModifier and TypeRequired ElementDescriptionClass<? extends Annotation>The qualifier that will be established as a postcondition.
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Element Details- 
qualifierClass<? extends Annotation> qualifierThe qualifier that will be established as a postcondition.This element is analogous to EnsuresQualifier.qualifier().
 
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