Uses of Package
com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection
Packages that use com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection
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Classes in com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection used by com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflectionClassDescriptionMost reflection APIs already provide a name-based fallback system that can be used (like
DynamicClassHandle.named(String...)) but sometimes the signature of certain JVM declarations just change entirely, that's where this class could be useful.Represents an object that can be used for reflection operations.This class is mostly only useful if you're planning to use string-based API (seeReflectionParser), other than that most of the work is done behind the scenes, and it's not needed to use it directly.Provides objects based on the current version of the server (XReflection.supports(int, int, int)), it's mostly useful for primitive values, for reflection you should use the specializedXReflectionclass instead. -
Classes in com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection used by com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection.jvm
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Classes in com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection used by com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection.jvm.classesClassDescriptionRepresents an object that can be used for reflection operations.This class is mostly only useful if you're planning to use string-based API (see
ReflectionParser), other than that most of the work is done behind the scenes, and it's not needed to use it directly. -
Classes in com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection used by com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection.minecraftClassDescriptionRepresents an object that can be used for reflection operations.This class is mostly only useful if you're planning to use string-based API (see
ReflectionParser), other than that most of the work is done behind the scenes, and it's not needed to use it directly. -
Classes in com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection used by com.cryptomorin.xseries.reflection.parserClassDescriptionThis class is mostly only useful if you're planning to use string-based API (see
ReflectionParser), other than that most of the work is done behind the scenes, and it's not needed to use it directly.