What does it do? Comma-separated list of subannotations subAnno1, subAnno2, ... in the curly brackets of an annotation. The name of a subannotation can contain letters, numbers, and underscores only and must start with a letter. The same information can be specified after the name as specified after the main annotation:
A colon (:) followed by the following:
An annotation value value
Further subannotations subannos specified in curly brackets { ... }.
Elements of an annotation array arrelem in square brackets [ ... ]
The chaining of the subannotations subAnno1, subAnno2, ... with a further subannotation subAnno using a period (.). Only those subannotations should be specified that are supported by the associated annotation definition.
Latest notes: As well as by using a comma-separated list in curly brackets, individual subannotations can also be specified using individual structured annotation names. NON_V5_HINTS ABAP_HINT_END
ABAP_EXAMPLE_VX5 The following annotation definition is available. DDLA DEMOSUBANNOS The annotation can then, for example, be specified as follows: @DemoSubAnnos: {subAnno1: true, subAnno2: { subAnno1: 1, subAnno2: { subAnno1: 1, subAnno2: 2 } } } This example has the same semantics as the example using structured names. ABAP_EXAMPLE_END
