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## Package org.openide.src.nodes

Source elements can be represented by default element nodes.

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Description

Interface Summary
ElementNodeFactory | A factory used to create instances of hierarchy node implementations.

Class Summary
ClassChildren | Normal implementation of children list for a class element node.
ClassCustomizer | Customizer for ClassElement
ClassElementFilter | Orders and filters members in a class element node.
ClassElementNode | Node representing a Java class.
ConstructorElementNode | Node representing a constructor.
DefaultFactory | The default implementation of the hierarchy nodes factory.
ElementNode | Superclass of nodes representing elements in the source hierarchy.
FieldCustomizer | Customizer for FieldElement
FieldElementNode | Node representing a field (variable).
FilterFactory | A factory used to create instances of hierarchy node implementations.
InitializerElementNode | Node representing an initializer (static or nonstatic).
MemberElementNode | Node representing some type of member element.
MethodCustomizer | Customizer for MethodElement and ConstructorElement
MethodElementNode | Node for a method element.
SourceChildren | Normal implementation of children for source element nodes.
SourceElementFilter | Interface for filtering and ordering the items in the visual presentation of a source element.
SourceOptions | Display options for the hierarchy of source elements.
SourceOptionsBeanInfo | BeanInfo for source options.

## Package org.openide.src.nodes Description

Source elements can be represented by default element nodes. The Java Hierarchy API may be used not only to create new source element implementations, and use existing ones, but to provide standard or customized node representations for all elements.

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