The set of declared annotations; it may be empty.
Returns true if these annotations are visible at runtime.
Returns the unique ID that identifies this kind of attribute (Signature, LineNumberTable,...)
Returns the unique ID that identifies this kind of attribute (Signature, LineNumberTable,...)
This id can then be used in a switch statement to efficiently identify the attribute.
(attribute.id : @scala.annotation.switch) match { case Signature.Id => ... }
The unique ids are manually associated with the attributes. The attributes use the following IDs:
Returns true if this attribute and the given one are jvm equal.
Returns true if this attribute and the given one are jvm equal.
If this class is implemented as a proper case class, this method can often be
implemented by forwarding to the default equals method.
The runtime (in)visible annotations of a class, method, or field.
At the JVM level, repeating annotations (as supported by Java 8) (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/annotations/repeating.html) have no explicit support.