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in-class-or-nested-class

Name

in-class-or-nested-class -- Selects methods that are defined in a specified set of classes, or in classes which are nested in the specified set of types (classes or interfaces).

Synopsis

<... ... in-class-or-nested-class="type-name (, type-name)*" ... />

Description

This condition-attribute evaluates to true for methods that are defined in the specified classes, or in any class nested in any of the specified types (classes or interfaces). Inner classes and anonymous classes are fully enclosed in this selection.

The classes or interfaces are given as a comma-separated list of simple type-names. The order of the given type-names is not important. Each type-name should follow the conventions used for naming classes and interfaces in Java.

Fully-qualified type-names: The type-names should be simple class- or interface-names, and not fully-qualified type-names. To select a specific class of a specific package, combine class-selection with package-selection as shown in the example for class-selection.

Example 1. Log methods defined in specific nested classes

As an example take the following package-hierarchy with contained classes:

com.abc_company

com.abc_company.A_class

com.abc_company.A_class.B_class

com.abc_company.A_class.C_class

com.abc_company.B_class

com.abc_company.B_class.A_class

com.def_company

com.def_company.A_class

com.def_company.A_class.B_class

com.def_company.C_class

Some selections with their results:

<log in-class="A_class"/>
<!---------------------------------------------->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class                  -->
<!-- com.def_company.A_class                  -->


<log in-class="B_class"/>
<!---------------------------------------------->
<!-- com.abc_company.B_class                  -->


<log in-class="A_class,B_class"/>
<!---------------------------------------------->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class                  -->
<!-- com.abc_company.B_class                  -->
<!-- com.def_company.A_class                  -->


<log in-class="A_class.B_class"/>
<!---------------------------------------------->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class.B_class          -->
<!-- com.def_company.A_class.B_class          -->


<log in-nested-class="A_class"/>
<!---------------------------------------------->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class.B_class          -->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class.C_class          -->
<!-- com.def_company.A_class.B_class          -->


<log in-class-or-nested-class="A_class"/>
<!---------------------------------------------->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class                  -->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class.B_class          -->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class.C_class          -->
<!-- com.def_company.A_class                  -->
<!-- com.def_company.A_class.B_class          -->


<log in-nested-class="A_class,B_class"/>
<!---------------------------------------------->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class.B_class          -->
<!-- com.abc_company.A_class.C_class          -->
<!-- com.abc_company.B_class.A_class          -->
<!-- com.def_company.A_class.B_class          -->

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