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Minor, rename InlineExposed -> PublishedApi in readme

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Alexander Udalov
2017-09-20 14:43:33 +03:00
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libraries/tools/binary-compatibility-validator/ReadMe.md
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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ A class is considered to be effectively public if all of the following condition
- no visibility (means no Kotlin declaration corresponds to this compiled class) - no visibility (means no Kotlin declaration corresponds to this compiled class)
- *public* - *public*
- *protected* - *protected*
- *internal*, only in case if the class is annotated with `InlineExposed` - *internal*, only in case if the class is annotated with `PublishedApi`
- it isn't a local class - it isn't a local class
- it isn't a synthetic class with mappings for `when` tableswitches (`$WhenMappings`) - it isn't a synthetic class with mappings for `when` tableswitches (`$WhenMappings`)
- it contains at least one effectively public member, in case if the class corresponds - it contains at least one effectively public member, in case if the class corresponds
@@ -47,9 +47,9 @@ if all of the following conditions are met:
- no visibility (means no Kotlin declaration corresponds to this class member) - no visibility (means no Kotlin declaration corresponds to this class member)
- *public* - *public*
- *protected* - *protected*
- *internal*, only in case if the class is annotated with `InlineExposed` - *internal*, only in case if the class is annotated with `PublishedApi`
> Note that Kotlin visibility of a field exposed by `lateinit` property is the visibility of it's setter. > Note that Kotlin visibility of a field exposed by `lateinit` property is the visibility of its setter.
- in case if the member is protected, it is contained in *non-final* class - in case if the member is protected, it is contained in *non-final* class
- it isn't a synthetic access method for a private field - it isn't a synthetic access method for a private field