JeeWiz Architect's Guide


	The Model-Driven System Builder

13.2 Field Object

Used on

jwclass

Superclass interfaceField

Description A field on a class.

Inherited
properties

name from namedValue.name

description from interfaceField.description

template (base property)

text from interfaceField.text

jwpattern (base property)

type from namedValue.type

annotation from interfaceField.annotation

default from interfaceField.default

13.2.1 Property 'access'

*Description*	Specifies the access control for the attribute. The default access is specifically null, so that there is no access control value placed in the code. This is necessary because the default for the access changes depending on the context.
*Type*	String
*Choices*	private (default) protected public
*Default*	\null

13.2.2 Property 'static'

13.2.3 Property 'final'

*Description*	This is the Java 'final' attribute. There are two methods for reading this out, for use on a field or on a class, because these have different names in CSharp. The generic 'getFinalText()' is used on parameters in Java.
*Type*	boolean
*Default*	false

13.2.4 Property 'volatile'

*Description*	This is the 'volatile' modifier for fields.
*Type*	boolean
*Default*	false

13.2.5 Property 'readonly'

*Description*	This is the 'readonly' modifier (which is used for fields that will be initialised once at run-time, but cannot then be set). Read-only is a C# concept. If you are only interested in creating Java programs, you do not need to bother with read-only - use 'final' instead. (But if you are creating a definition to target C# as well as Java, you should use the "readonly" property.)
*Type*	boolean
*Default*	false