Package io.sundr.model

Class Return

java.lang.Object
io.sundr.model.Return
All Implemented Interfaces:
Node, Renderable, Statement, WithReferences
public class Return extends Object implements Statement

  • Constructor Details

    • Return

      public Return(Expression expression)

    • Return

      public Return(Property property)

    • Return

      public Return(Object object)

  • Method Details

    • Nothing

      public static Return Nothing()

    • Null

      public static Return Null()

    • True

      public static Return True()

    • False

      public static Return False()

    • newInstance

      public static Return newInstance(ClassRef type, Expression... arguments)

    • newInstance

      public static Return newInstance(ClassRef type, List<Expression> arguments)

    • newInstance

      public static Return newInstance(Class type, Expression... arguments)

    • newInstance

      public static Return newInstance(Class type, List<Expression> arguments)

    • This

      public static ReturnDslThisStep This()

    • This

      public static Return This(ClassRef castTo)

    • variable

      public static ReturnDslVariableStep variable(Property property)

    • variable

      public static ReturnDslVariableStep variable(String variableName)

    • call

      public static Return call(String method, Expression... arguments)

    • value

      public static Return value(Object value)

    • getExpression

      public Expression getExpression()

    • getReferences

      public Set<ClassRef> getReferences()
      Specified by:
      getReferences in interface WithReferences

    • render

      public String render()
      Description copied from interface: Renderable
      Render the type into a String for the purpose of code generation. This is slightly different from the `toString()` method as `toString()` is mostly needed for logging / debugging and should be idempotent. Regarding idempotency this method may yield different result based on the context it is used even if the internal state of the object does not change. An example of such case, is a reference to class that may change based on the package from which it's refenced.
      Specified by:
      render in interface Renderable
      Returns:
      the String representation of the object as it's meant to appear in the generated code.