Method

The Method class is a representational class that holds information regarding a method inside of a Java application.

The name of the method. This is a fully qualified name including package, class, method name and variable types (Ex. package.A.foo(int, Bar), where package is the package the method resides in, A is the class the method is declared in, foo is the method name and int and Bar are the parameter types.)
The Clazz it is defined in. This is a reference to the Clazz object the method is declared in.
The starting character. This is the character number inside the file where the method starts.
The ending character. This is the character number inside the file where the method ends.
The return type. This is simply a String holding the return type of the method. This can be void.
A list of methods called. This is a list of references to other methods which this method calls.
A list of methods that call this method.
A list of "fuzzy" method calls. These method calls are not ganrunteed to be 100% accurate and are just general guesses of functions that may be called. This is causes due to checks that are only possible at run time of a program.
A list of "fuzzy" methods that call this method. In the same accordance of fuzzy method calls, this is just a guess as to some methods that may call the current method.
The ASTNode. The node for the starting point of the method declaration.

A list of unresolved method calls. When the resolving phase fails to resolve a method call, the String of that potential method call is placed in this list.

A list of variables. No variables that are declared anywhere inside this function are stored.
Logic. The logic or control of the method is not stored. (Ex. for or while loops, if statements or switch statements.)

Provide feedback