public interface VariableElement extends Element
enum constant, method or constructor
 parameter, local variable, resource variable, or exception
 parameter.| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| Object | getConstantValue()Returns the value of this variable if this is a  finalfield initialized to a compile-time constant. | 
| Element | getEnclosingElement()Returns the enclosing element of this variable. | 
| Name | getSimpleName()Returns the simple name of this variable element. | 
accept, asType, equals, getAnnotation, getAnnotationMirrors, getEnclosedElements, getKind, getModifiers, hashCodegetAnnotationsByTypeObject getConstantValue()
final
 field initialized to a compile-time constant.  Returns null otherwise.  The value will be of a primitive type or a
 String.  If the value is of a primitive type, it is
 wrapped in the appropriate wrapper class (such as Integer).
 Note that not all final fields will have
 constant values.  In particular, enum constants are
 not considered to be compile-time constants.  To have a
 constant value, a field's type must be either a primitive type
 or String.
final
 field initialized to a compile-time constant, or null
 otherwiseElements.getConstantExpression(Object)Name getSimpleName()
For method and constructor parameters, the name of each parameter must be distinct from the names of all other parameters of the same executable. If the original source names are not available, an implementation may synthesize names subject to the distinctness requirement above.
getSimpleName in interface ElementPackageElement.getSimpleName(), 
ExecutableElement.getSimpleName(), 
TypeElement.getSimpleName(), 
getSimpleName()Element getEnclosingElement()
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