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package dagger.internal.codegen.xprocessing;
import androidx.room.compiler.processing.XMethodElement;
import androidx.room.compiler.processing.XTypeElement;
// TODO(bcorso): Consider moving these methods into XProcessing library.
/** A utility class for {@link XMethodElement} helper methods. */
public final class XMethodElements {
/** Returns the type this method is enclosed in. */
public static XTypeElement getEnclosingTypeElement(XMethodElement method) {
// TODO(bcorso): In Javac, a method is always enclosed in a type; however, once we start
// processing Kotlin we'll want to check this explicitly and add an error to the validation
// report if the method is not enclosed in a type.
return method.getEnclosingElement().getType().getTypeElement();
}
/** Returns {@code true} if the given method has type parameters. */
public static boolean hasTypeParameters(XMethodElement method) {
return !method.getExecutableType().getTypeVariableNames().isEmpty();
}
private XMethodElements() {}
}