Package net.sf.saxon.transpile
package net.sf.saxon.transpile
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ClassDescriptionThis class contains dummy methods which, if called, have no effect; but calls on these methods are detected by the Java-to-C# converter and affect the C# code that is generated.Annotate a Java class or interface to indicate whether the corresponding C# class should be implemented as a delegate.Annotate a Java interface to reference an additional interface with method definitions that will be present in the C# product.Annotate a Java class or interface with C# code that is to be injected literally into the body of the class or interface when converting to C#.This annotation appears on the declaration of a method that creates an instance of an anonymous inner class, and it is used to define what information needs to be passed to the generated C# inner class.This annotation appears on the declation of a method or field if, for some reason, the automatic generation of the correct modifiers for C# produces incorrect results.Annotate a Java class or interface to indicate that the C# directive "#nullable enable" is to be included in the generated C# code.Annotate a Java method to indicate that it is to be dropped from the C# generated code (alternative to conditional exclusion using the preprocessor)Annotate a Java method with C# code that is to be injected literally into the body of the method when converting to C#, replacing the Java method body.Annotation used by the Java-to-C# transpiler: it causes any exception named in a catch clause within a Java method to be replaced by a different exception in the generated C#Annotate a Java method, constructor, or field with C# code that is to replace the entire Java method.Annotate a Java enum to indicate that a simple mapping to a C# enum should be used.This annotation appears on the declation of a method or field if, for some reason, the automatic generation of the correct modifiers for C# produces incorrect results.This annotation appears on the declaration of a class using generic type parameters if the C# code needs to have type bounds that cannot be inferred directly from the Java declaration.