- Added, completed, and corrected JavaDocs.
- Added an assert to enforce a condition that has always been required.
- Added default sections to switch blocks.
- Added wildcards.
- Deprecated unused methods and variables.
- Removed inner assignments.
- Removed unused private variables and calls that do nothing.
- Updated deprecated calls to use currently recommended versions.
- Updated warning suppressions.
- ...and some auto-formatting.
In some places, getWidget() is called many times, and I believe this can
have a litte performance improvement, since in some cases
super.getWidget() is called more than once.
Changed implementations and APIs to use the non-deprecated Element class
wherever possible without breaking backwards compatibility.
* Methods defined in interfaces have not been touched.
* Return types have only been changed methods that should have no
existing third party callers (i.e. private, internal or @since 7.2)
* For methods that third party code might have overridden, the method
has been deprecated in favor of a new method that just delegates to the
old method.
* For methods that can't reasonably be overridden by third party code
(i.e. private, final, static, internal or @since 7.2), the parameter
type has been changed without retaining the old method.
Change-Id: I7da943a77b8d0d0b9185d8c70f87d676a275d24b
Use FQN instead of import for the bad Element class (#13287)
This is the first step towards eliminating usage of the class. Reasoning
about upcoming steps will be easier when it's clear which class
"Element" refers to.
Change-Id: Iea5547f789edc77c3b4ac95a5e2eb34d2717999e
Moved each component to its own package on client side
Class loaders have problems with referring to static inner classes (e.g.
state classes) when they cannot load the declaring class. To deal with
this the components have been moved to their own packages and state/rpc
classes will be defined in their own Java files.