How to use

parseFormalTypeParameters

method

in

aQute.bnd.osgi.Clazz

/**
 * This method parses a descriptor and adds the package of the descriptor to
 * the referenced packages. The syntax of the descriptor is:
 * 
 * <pre>
 *   descriptor ::= ( '(' reference * ')' )? reference
 *   reference  ::= 'L' classname ( '&lt;' references '&gt;' )? ';' | 'B' | 'Z' | ... | '+' | '-' | '['
 * </pre>
 * 
 * This methods uses heavy recursion to parse the descriptor and a roving
 * pointer to limit the creation of string objects.
 * 
 * @param descriptor
 *            The to be parsed descriptor
 * @param rover
 *            The pointer to start at
 */
public void parseDescriptor(String descriptor, int modifiers) {
  // Some descriptors are weird, they start with a generic
  // declaration that contains ':', not sure what they mean ...
  int rover = 0;
  if (descriptor.charAt(0) == '<') {
    rover = parseFormalTypeParameters(descriptor, rover, modifiers);
  }
  if (descriptor.charAt(rover) == '(') {
    rover = parseReferences(descriptor, rover + 1, ')', modifiers);
    rover++;
  }
  parseReferences(descriptor, rover, (char) 0, modifiers);
}

/**
 * This method parses a descriptor and adds the package of the descriptor to
 * the referenced packages. The syntax of the descriptor is:
 * 
 * <pre>
 *   descriptor ::= ( '(' reference * ')' )? reference
 *   reference  ::= 'L' classname ( '&lt;' references '&gt;' )? ';' | 'B' | 'Z' | ... | '+' | '-' | '['
 * </pre>
 * 
 * This methods uses heavy recursion to parse the descriptor and a roving
 * pointer to limit the creation of string objects.
 * 
 * @param descriptor
 *            The to be parsed descriptor
 * @param rover
 *            The pointer to start at
 */
public void parseDescriptor(String descriptor, int modifiers) {
  // Some descriptors are weird, they start with a generic
  // declaration that contains ':', not sure what they mean ...
  int rover = 0;
  if (descriptor.charAt(0) == '<') {
    rover = parseFormalTypeParameters(descriptor, rover, modifiers);
  }
  if (descriptor.charAt(rover) == '(') {
    rover = parseReferences(descriptor, rover + 1, ')', modifiers);
    rover++;
  }
  parseReferences(descriptor, rover, (char) 0, modifiers);
}

/**
 * This method parses a descriptor and adds the package of the descriptor to
 * the referenced packages. The syntax of the descriptor is:
 * 
 * <pre>
 *   descriptor ::= ( '(' reference * ')' )? reference
 *   reference  ::= 'L' classname ( '&lt;' references '&gt;' )? ';' | 'B' | 'Z' | ... | '+' | '-' | '['
 * </pre>
 * 
 * This methods uses heavy recursion to parse the descriptor and a roving
 * pointer to limit the creation of string objects.
 * 
 * @param descriptor
 *            The to be parsed descriptor
 * @param rover
 *            The pointer to start at
 */
public void parseDescriptor(String descriptor, int modifiers) {
  // Some descriptors are weird, they start with a generic
  // declaration that contains ':', not sure what they mean ...
  int rover = 0;
  if (descriptor.charAt(0) == '<') {
    rover = parseFormalTypeParameters(descriptor, rover, modifiers);
  }
  if (descriptor.charAt(rover) == '(') {
    rover = parseReferences(descriptor, rover + 1, ')', modifiers);
    rover++;
  }
  parseReferences(descriptor, rover, (char) 0, modifiers);
}