Advanced
Use this page to specify different names for the base-annotations to be used. This helps avoid any dependencies on foreign code where it is not desired or possible. The custom annotations should provide the same properties as the original ones, i.e. value
for all of them and an optional (default = "") prefix
and suffix
for the @Language
replacement.
Also configure the runtime checks to be generated for the @Pattern
validation.
Item | Description |
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Annotation Classes | In this area, specify the classes that implement annotations of the following types:
Type the class names, possibly using code completion. If necessary, use to open the Select Class dialog box, where you can can locate the desired class in the project tree view. Alternatively, switch to the Search by Name tab and start typing the class name. As you type, the list of available classes narrows down to match your entry. |
Runtime Pattern Validation | In this area, configure the runtime checks to be generated for the
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Performance | Click one of the radio buttons in this area to select the level of analysis and performance of the language injections resolution procedure.
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Convert undefined operands to text in concatenation | If this checkbox is selected, IntelliJ IDEA inserts an injected operand as a literal, if its type is not recognized. |
Add @Language annotation or comment if needed | This checkbox enables/disables adding annotations or comments. |