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This element specifies a particular bug pattern or patterns to match.
If more than one attribute is specified on the same Bug element, all bug patterns that match either one of specified
pattern names, abbreviations, or categories will be matched.
This element specifies a particular bug code or multiple bug codes to match.
This element specifies a particular bug pattern or multiple patterns to match.
This element matches warnings with a particular priority.
This is deprecated, 'Confidence' should be used instead
This element matches warnings with a particular confidence.
This element matches warnings with a particular rank.
This element matches warnings associated with classes within the package specified using name
attribute.
This element matches warnings associated with a particular class.
This element matches warnings associated with a particular class that is annotated with a
particular java class annotation.
This element matches warnings associated with a particular type.
This element matches warnings associated with a particular source file name.
This element specifies a method.
This element specifies a field.
This element specifies a local variable.
This element combines Match clauses as disjuncts.
I.e., you can put two Method elements in an Or clause in order to match either method.
This element combines Match clauses which both must evaluate to true.
I.e., you can put Bug and Confidence elements in an And clause in order to match specific bugs with given confidence only.
This element inverts the included child Match.
I.e., you can put a Bug element in a Not clause in order to match any bug excluding the given one.
A comma-separated list of bug code types. You can find the bug code types for particular warnings by looking at the output produced by the -xml output option (the type attribute of BugInstance elements), or from the bug descriptions document.
A comma-separated list of bug pattern types. You can find the bug pattern types for particular warnings by looking at the output produced by the -xml output option (the type attribute of BugInstance elements), or from the bug descriptions document.
A comma-separated list of bug pattern types. You can find the bug pattern types for particular warnings by looking at the output produced by the -xml output option (the type attribute of BugInstance elements), or from the bug descriptions document.
A comma-separated list of bug abbreviations.
A comma separated list of bug category names.
The exact or regex match pattern for a class name. If the name starts with the ~ character the rest of attribute content is interpreted as a Java regular expression.
The class role
The exact or regex match pattern for a java class annotation name. If the name starts with the ~ character the rest of the attribute content is interpreted as a Java regular expression.
The exact or regex match pattern for type descriptor. If the descriptor starts with the ~ character the rest of attribute content is interpreted as a Java regular expression.
The type role
The type parameters
The exact or regex match pattern for a source file name. If the name starts with the ~ character the rest of attribute content is interpreted as a Java regular expression.
The exact or regex match pattern for a field name. If the name starts with the ~ character the rest of attribute content is interpreted as a Java regular expression.
Fully qualified type of the field
The field's role
The exact or regex match pattern for a local variable name. If the name starts with the ~ character the rest of attribute content is interpreted as a Java regular expression.
The exact or regex match pattern for a method name.. If the name starts with the ~ character the rest of attribute content is interpreted as a Java regular expression.
A comma-separated list of the fully qualified types of the method's parameters.
The method's fully qualified return type
The method's role
The exact or regex match pattern for a package name. Nested packages are not included (along the lines of Java import statement). If the name starts with the ~ character the rest of attribute content is interpreted as a Java regular expression.
Deprecated. Use ConfidenceType instead
1: high-priority warnings, 2: medium-priority warnings, 3: low-priority warnings
1: high-priority warnings, 2: medium-priority warnings, 3: low-priority warnings
1 to 4 are scariest, 5 to 9 scary, 10 to 14 troubling, and 15 to 20 of concern bugs.