Package com.github.javaparser.ast.stmt

Class ForStmt

java.lang.Object
com.github.javaparser.ast.Node
com.github.javaparser.ast.stmt.Statement
com.github.javaparser.ast.stmt.ForStmt
All Implemented Interfaces:
NodeWithBody<ForStmt>, NodeWithRange<Node>, NodeWithTokenRange<Node>, Observable, Visitable, HasParentNode<Node>, Cloneable
public class ForStmt extends Statement implements NodeWithBody<ForStmt>

The classic for statement

Examples:
  1. for(int a=3, b=5; a<99; a++, b++) hello();
  2. for(a=3, b=5; a<99; a++) { hello(); }
  3. for(a(),b();;) hello();
  • initialization is a list of expressions. These can be any kind of expression as can be seen in example 3, but the common ones are a single VariableDeclarationExpr (which declares multiple variables) in example 1, or a list of AssignExpr's in example 2.
  • compare is an expression, in example 1 and 2 it is a BinaryExpr. In example 3 there is no expression, it is empty.
  • update is a list of expressions, in example 1 and 2 they are UnaryExpr's. In example 3 there is no expression, the list empty.
  • body is a statement, in example 1 and 3 it is an ExpressionStmt. in example 2 it is a BlockStmt.
Author:
Julio Vilmar Gesser
See Also:
VariableDeclarationExpr