Type Dependencies

A type T uses a type Dep if one of the following holds:

1. T is the same type as Dep.
2. T is a parameterized instance of Dep.
3. Dep is a type argument of the parameterized type T.
4. Dep is the element type of the array type T.

A type T depends on a type Dep if one of the following holds:

1. Dep is a supertype of T.
2. Dep encloses the nested type T.
3. There is a field in T whose type uses Dep.
4. There is a method in T whose return type uses Dep.
5. There is a method or constructor in T which has a parameter whose type uses Dep.
6. There is a method or constructor in T which throws an exception whose type uses Dep.
7. A method or constructor declared in T calls a method declared in Dep.
8. A method or constructor declared in T reads a field declared in Dep.
9. A method or constructor declared in T writes a field declared in Dep.
10. A method or constructor declared in T declares a local variable whose type uses Dep.
11. A method or constructor declared in T contains a type literal that uses Dep.
12. They depend through an annotation.
13. A method or constructor declared in T contains an instanceof expression that uses Dep.

Package Dependencies