Java org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast Expression fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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	Expression()

FlowInfo	analyseCode(BlockScope currentScope, FlowContext flowContext, FlowInfo flowInfo, boolean valueRequired) More sophisticated for of the flow analysis used for analyzing expressions, and be able to optimize out portions of expressions where no actual value is required.
void	computeConversion(Scope scope, TypeBinding runtimeType, TypeBinding compileTimeType) Base types need that the widening is explicitly done by the compiler using some bytecode like i2f.
void	generateCode(BlockScope currentScope, CodeStream codeStream, boolean valueRequired) Every expression is responsible for generating its implicit conversion when necessary.
boolean	isTypeReference()
Constant	optimizedBooleanConstant() Constant usable for bytecode pattern optimizations, but cannot be inlined since it is not strictly equivalent to the definition of constant expressions.
StringBuffer	print(int indent, StringBuffer output)
void	resolve(BlockScope scope)
TypeBinding	resolveType(BlockScope scope) Resolve the type of this expression in the context of a blockScope
TypeBinding	resolveType(ClassScope scope) Resolve the type of this expression in the context of a classScope
void	traverse(ASTVisitor visitor, BlockScope scope) Traverse an expression in the context of a blockScope
void	traverse(ASTVisitor visitor, ClassScope scope) Traverse an expression in the context of a classScope