kotlin-metadata-jvm/kotlin.metadata.jvm/hasAnnotationsInBytecode

hasAnnotationsInBytecode

var KmClass.hasAnnotationsInBytecode: Boolean

Indicates that the corresponding class has at least one annotation in the JVM bytecode.

Before annotations in metadata are enabled by default in the Kotlin compiler (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-75736), annotations are only generated in the JVM bytecode. The compiler writes and reads this flag to metadata as an optimization, to avoid parsing class file one additional time when it's not needed.

Only annotations with AnnotationRetention.BINARY and AnnotationRetention.RUNTIME are written to the class files.

var KmConstructor.hasAnnotationsInBytecode: Boolean

Indicates that the corresponding constructor has at least one annotation in the JVM bytecode.

Before annotations in metadata are enabled by default in the Kotlin compiler (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-75736), annotations are only generated in the JVM bytecode. The compiler writes and reads this flag to metadata as an optimization, to avoid parsing class file one additional time when it's not needed.

Only annotations with AnnotationRetention.BINARY and AnnotationRetention.RUNTIME are written to the class files.

var KmFunction.hasAnnotationsInBytecode: Boolean

Indicates that the corresponding function has at least one annotation in the JVM bytecode.

Before annotations in metadata are enabled by default in the Kotlin compiler (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-75736), annotations are only generated in the JVM bytecode. The compiler writes and reads this flag to metadata as an optimization, to avoid parsing class file one additional time when it's not needed.

Only annotations with AnnotationRetention.BINARY and AnnotationRetention.RUNTIME are written to the class files.

var KmProperty.hasAnnotationsInBytecode: Boolean

Indicates that the corresponding property has at least one annotation in the JVM bytecode.

Before annotations in metadata are enabled by default in the Kotlin compiler (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-75736), annotations are only generated in the JVM bytecode. The compiler writes and reads this flag to metadata as an optimization, to avoid parsing class file one additional time when it's not needed.

Only annotations with AnnotationRetention.BINARY and AnnotationRetention.RUNTIME are written to the class files.

var KmPropertyAccessorAttributes.hasAnnotationsInBytecode: Boolean

Indicates that the corresponding property accessor has at least one annotation in the JVM bytecode.

Before annotations in metadata are enabled by default in the Kotlin compiler (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-75736), annotations are only generated in the JVM bytecode. The compiler writes and reads this flag to metadata as an optimization, to avoid parsing class file one additional time when it's not needed.

Only annotations with AnnotationRetention.BINARY and AnnotationRetention.RUNTIME are written to the class files.

var KmValueParameter.hasAnnotationsInBytecode: Boolean

Indicates that the corresponding value parameter has at least one annotation in the JVM bytecode.

Before annotations in metadata are enabled by default in the Kotlin compiler (https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-75736), annotations are only generated in the JVM bytecode. The compiler writes and reads this flag to metadata as an optimization, to avoid parsing class file one additional time when it's not needed.

Only annotations with AnnotationRetention.BINARY and AnnotationRetention.RUNTIME are written to the class files.