Google Annotations Gallery

The Google Annotations Gallery is a new open-source library that provides ample opportunities for programmers to express themselves. You do not find that standard Java annotations are dry and lifeless? You didn't want to annotate LOL or Facepalm ( ? ) Then, this gallery is for you.

Source code: code.google.com/p/gag

Annotation Description

@AnimalsHarmedDuringTheMaking

Abstract @AnimalsHarmedDuringTheMaking allows you to uncover the facts about animal abuse.

Copy Source | Copy HTML @AnimalsHarmedDuringTheMaking( number = 1 , animal = "" , disclosure = " Fermie 2 " ) public class ConstantTimePrimalityTest {

1. Copy Source | Copy HTML @AnimalsHarmedDuringTheMaking( number = 1 , animal = "" , disclosure = " Fermie 2 " ) public class ConstantTimePrimalityTest {
2. Copy Source | Copy HTML @AnimalsHarmedDuringTheMaking( number = 1 , animal = "" , disclosure = " Fermie 2 " ) public class ConstantTimePrimalityTest {
3. Copy Source | Copy HTML @AnimalsHarmedDuringTheMaking( number = 1 , animal = "" , disclosure = " Fermie 2 " ) public class ConstantTimePrimalityTest {
4. Copy Source | Copy HTML @AnimalsHarmedDuringTheMaking( number = 1 , animal = "" , disclosure = " Fermie 2 " ) public class ConstantTimePrimalityTest {
5. Copy Source | Copy HTML @AnimalsHarmedDuringTheMaking( number = 1 , animal = "" , disclosure = " Fermie 2 " ) public class ConstantTimePrimalityTest {

@CarbonFootprint

For environmentally conscious developers, this annotation indicates the carbon footprint that code execution causes. Measured in CO2Units.

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1. @CarbonFootprint (
2. value = 6 . 28318531 ,
3. units = GRAMS_PER_MEGAJOULE)
4. public interface Holodeck {

@ProbablyIllegalIn

What if your code is illegal in some states?

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1. @ProbablyIllegalIn (number = 17, region = STATES)
2. public Money extractFractionalPennies (Account account);

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@WrittenWhile

It so happens that you are not in the best shape. May be distracted by something. Then this is for you.

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1. @WrittenWhile ( "surfing chatroulette" )
2. public interface You {
3. void spin Right Round; Right Round ( Me me );
4. }

@ThisHadBetterBe and @ThisHadBetterNotBe

These annotations are useful to show that you are not ready for some meanings.

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1. public void setBonusMultiplier ( @ThisHadBetterNotBe (NEGATIVE ) double multiplier) {
2. this.multiplier = multiplier ;
3. }
5. public void misappropriate ( @ThisHadBetterBe (THE_STOLEN_DEATH_STAR_PLANS ) DataTape tape) {
6. r2.record ( tape.play ( ));
7. ship.getEscapePod (). insert ( r2 ) .jettison ();
8. }

Noop

Want to turn off the method? or a whole class? Why use // and / * * /? Use Noop and that's it! More method is not executed.

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1. public class FluxCapacitor {
3. @Noop ( "see how long it will be before Emmett realizes that he no longer travels in time" )
4. public void setDate ( Date date ) {
5. this.date = date ;
6. }
8. public void setSpeed ​​( int speed ) {
9. this.speed = speed ;
10. }

@Roulette

Want to remind customers of politeness? Add @Roulette, and watch how the method throws exceptions with a given probability

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2. @Roulette (
3. probability = 0 . 005 ,
4. exception = PayYourContractorException,
5. message = "Courtesy reminder" )
6. public Service getRockSolidService () {

Literary annotations

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1. @Alliteration
2. Peck pickledPeppers = peterPiper.pick ();
4. @Haiku
5. public void checkNodes () {
6. if ( tree.hasAnyLeafNodes ( )) {
7. freshenLeavesOn ( tree );
8. }
9. }
11. @HapaxLegomenon
12. public interface Honorificabilitudinitatibus {
13. void achieve ( Honor honor );
14. }
16. @Metaphor
17. public interface Life extends Box <Chocolate> {
18. }
20. @ Meter ( TROCHAIC )
21. public abstract double axisOffset ();
23. @Oxymoron
24. public interface DisassemblerFactory {
25. Disassembler createDisassembler ();
26. }
28. @Palindrome
29. Event e = gala.get ( n, EVE );
31. @Synecdoche
32. Network fiber = NetworkFactory.createNetwork ();

Notes

Javadocs comments - who reads them? Annotations are much more fashionable. No one can get past @OhSnap or WTF .
Add during code review:

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1. @LOL @Facepalm
2. @WTF ("just use Collections.reverse ()")
3. @Booyah
4. private static < T > void invertOrdering (List < T > list) {
5. for (int i = 0; i < list.size () / 2; i ++) {
6. int j = list.size () - 1 - i;
7. T item1 = list.get (i);
8. T item2 = list.get (j);
9. list.set (i, item2);
10. list.set (j, item1);
11. }
12. }

Need a quote? Use @ObligatoryQuote:

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1. @ObligatoryQuote (
2. quote = "Remember, raptors run at 10 m / s and they do n't know fear."
3. source = Source.XKCD,
4. citation = "http://xkcd.com/135/")
5. public Route planRoute (FloorPlan floorPlan, Set <Velociraptor> raptors);

Life is short. Use Magic for complex code and move on:

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1. @Magic
2. public static int negate ( int n ) {
3. return new Byte ( (byte ) 0xFF) .hashCode ()
4. / ( int ) ( short ) '\ uFFFF' * ~ 0
5. * Character.digit ( '0', 0 ) * n
6. * ( Integer.MAX_VALUE * 2 + 1 )
7. / ( Byte.MIN_VALUE >> 7 ) * ( ~ 1 | 1 );
8. }

Want to complain Jav? You are welcome:

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1. @ThisWouldBeOneLineIn (<br/> language = "haskell" <br/> toWit = "product [1..n]" )
2. public int factorial ( int n ) {
3. int fac = 1 ;
4. for ( int i = 1; i <= n; i ++ ) {
5. fac * = i ;
6. }
7. return fac;
8. }