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in-class-implementing-interface-from-subpackageNamein-class-implementing-interface-from-subpackage -- Selects methods that are defined in classes which are direct implementations of interfaces that are members of subpackages of a specified set of packages.Synopsis<... ... in-class-implementing-interface-from-subpackage="package-name (, package-name)*" ... /> DescriptionThis condition-attribute evaluates to true for methods that are defined in classes which are direct implementations of interfaces which are members of a subpackage of one of the specified packages. The methods which are defined in classes that are direct implementations of interfaces which are members of the specified packages are not included in the selection. The packages are given as a comma-separated list of package-names. The order of the given package-names is not important. Each package-name should follow the conventions used for naming packages in Java.
Examples for specifying subpackages are given in selection predicate in-class-from-subpackage. The same rules defined there apply also to the selection of interfaces. See Alsoin-class-implementing-interface-from-package, in-class-implementing-interface-from-package-or-subpackage, in-class-implementing-interface, in-class-implementing-nested-interface, in-class-implementing-interface-or-nested-interface, in-class-extending-class-from-subpackage, in-class, in-class-form-subpackage, method |
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