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-// Copyright (c) 2011, the Dart project authors. Please see the AUTHORS file |
-// for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a |
-// BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file. |
- |
-package com.google.dart.compiler.type; |
- |
-import com.google.dart.compiler.resolver.TypeVariableElement; |
- |
-/** |
- * Represents a type variable, that is the type parameters of a class |
- * or interface type. For example, in {@code class Array<E> { ... }}, |
- * E is a type variable. |
- * |
- * <p>Each class/interface should have its own unique type variables, |
- * one for each type parameter. A class/interface with type parameters |
- * is said to be parameterized or generic. |
- * |
- * <p>Non-static members, constructors, and factories of generic |
- * class/interface can refer to type variables of the current class |
- * (not of supertypes). |
- * |
- * <p>When using a generic type, also known as an application or |
- * instantiation of the type, the actual type arguments should be |
- * substituted for the type variables in the class declaration. |
- * |
- * <p>For example, given a box, {@code class Box<T> { T value; }}, the |
- * type of the expression {@code new Box<String>().value} is |
- * {@code String} because we must substitute {@code String} for the |
- * the type variable {@code T}. |
- */ |
-public interface TypeVariable extends Type { |
- // Work around JDK 6 bug. Should @Override getElement(). |
- TypeVariableElement getTypeVariableElement(); |
-} |