All Classes and Interfaces

Annotation Interfaces

Class	Description
Advanced	Indicates that the annotated element is for advanced users and/or use cases.
Blocking	Indicates that the annotated element blocks execution in some way.
Convenience	Indicates that the annotated method is a convenience method or constructor.
EntryPoint	Indicates that the annotated element is a notional entry point into a larger API surface.
Experimental	Indicates that the annotated element is experimental in some way.
Hack	Indicates that the annotated element is a hack or relates to a hack of some kind.
Incomplete	Indicates that the annotated element is incomplete in some way.
Internal	Indicates that the annotated element is for internal use only even if it is publicly visible, and is not guaranteed to be stable across versions.
Issue	Describes an issue that is related to the annotated element.
License	Indicates that the annotated element is governed by the license identified by the value of the License.uri() element.
NonBlocking	Indicates that the annotated element does not block execution in any way.
OverridingDiscouraged	Indicates that the annotated method can be overridden, but only for exceptional reasons.
OverridingEncouraged	Indicates that the annotated method should be overridden for optimal performance or other reasons.
Preferred	Indicates that the annotated element is preferred over others of a similar kind.
SubordinateTo	Indicates that the annotated element is subordinate to another item in some way.
Todo	Indicates that the annotated element has some work associated with it.
Version	Indicates that the annotated element is associated with some kind of version.