Java Code Examples for proguard.classfile.util.ClassUtil#internalType()
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Example 1
| Source File: ClassSpecificationElement.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
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/**
* Creates a new class specification corresponding to the contents of this
* class specification element.
*/
protected ClassSpecification createClassSpecification(ClassSpecificationElement classSpecificationElement)
{
String access = classSpecificationElement.access;
String annotation = classSpecificationElement.annotation;
String type = classSpecificationElement.type;
String name = classSpecificationElement.name;
String extendsAnnotation = classSpecificationElement.extendsAnnotation;
String extends_ = classSpecificationElement.extends_;
// For backward compatibility, allow a single "*" wildcard to match
// any class.
if (name != null &&
name.equals(ANY_CLASS_KEYWORD))
{
name = null;
}
ClassSpecification classSpecification =
new ClassSpecification(null,
requiredAccessFlags(true, access, type),
requiredAccessFlags(false, access, type),
annotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(annotation) : null,
name != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(name) : null,
extendsAnnotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(extendsAnnotation) : null,
extends_ != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(extends_) : null);
for (int index = 0; index < fieldSpecifications.size(); index++)
{
classSpecification.addField((MemberSpecification)fieldSpecifications.get(index));
}
for (int index = 0; index < methodSpecifications.size(); index++)
{
classSpecification.addMethod((MemberSpecification)methodSpecifications.get(index));
}
return classSpecification;
}
Example 2
| Source File: ClassSpecificationDialog.java From bazel with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
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/**
* Returns the ClassSpecification currently represented in this dialog.
*/
public ClassSpecification getClassSpecification()
{
String comments = commentsTextArea.getText();
String annotationType = annotationTypeTextField.getText();
String className = classNameTextField.getText();
String extendsAnnotationType = extendsAnnotationTypeTextField.getText();
String extendsClassName = extendsClassNameTextField.getText();
ClassSpecification classSpecification =
new ClassSpecification(comments.equals("") ? null : comments,
0,
0,
annotationType.equals("") ? null : ClassUtil.internalType(annotationType),
className.equals("") ||
className.equals("*") ? null : ClassUtil.internalClassName(className),
extendsAnnotationType.equals("") ? null : ClassUtil.internalType(extendsAnnotationType),
extendsClassName.equals("") ? null : ClassUtil.internalClassName(extendsClassName));
// Also get the access radio button settings.
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_PUBLIC, publicRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_FINAL, finalRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_ABSTRACT, abstractRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_INTERFACE, interfaceRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_ANNOTATTION, annotationRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_ENUM, enumRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_SYNTHETIC, syntheticRadioButtons);
// Get the keep class member option lists.
classSpecification.fieldSpecifications = memberSpecificationsPanel.getMemberSpecifications(true);
classSpecification.methodSpecifications = memberSpecificationsPanel.getMemberSpecifications(false);
return classSpecification;
}
Example 3
| Source File: ClassSpecificationElement.java From bazel with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
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/**
* Creates a new class specification corresponding to the contents of this
* class specification element.
*/
protected ClassSpecification createClassSpecification(ClassSpecificationElement classSpecificationElement)
{
String access = classSpecificationElement.access;
String annotation = classSpecificationElement.annotation;
String type = classSpecificationElement.type;
String name = classSpecificationElement.name;
String extendsAnnotation = classSpecificationElement.extendsAnnotation;
String extends_ = classSpecificationElement.extends_;
// For backward compatibility, allow a single "*" wildcard to match
// any class.
if (name != null &&
name.equals(ANY_CLASS_KEYWORD))
{
name = null;
}
ClassSpecification classSpecification =
new ClassSpecification(null,
requiredAccessFlags(true, access, type),
requiredAccessFlags(false, access, type),
annotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(annotation) : null,
name != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(name) : null,
extendsAnnotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(extendsAnnotation) : null,
extends_ != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(extends_) : null);
for (int index = 0; index < fieldSpecifications.size(); index++)
{
classSpecification.addField((MemberSpecification)fieldSpecifications.get(index));
}
for (int index = 0; index < methodSpecifications.size(); index++)
{
classSpecification.addMethod((MemberSpecification)methodSpecifications.get(index));
}
return classSpecification;
}
Example 4
| Source File: ProGuardTask.java From bazel with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
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/**
* Creates a specification of classes and class members, based on the
* given parameters.
*/
private ClassSpecification createClassSpecification(Map classSpecificationArgs,
Closure classMembersClosure)
throws ParseException
{
// Extract the arguments.
String access = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("access");
String annotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("annotation");
String type = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("type");
String name = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("name");
String extendsAnnotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("extendsannotation");
String extends_ = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("extends");
if (extends_ == null)
{
extends_ = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("implements");
}
// Create the class specification.
ClassSpecification classSpecification =
new ClassSpecification(null,
requiredClassAccessFlags(true, access, type),
requiredClassAccessFlags(false, access, type),
annotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(annotation) : null,
name != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(name) : null,
extendsAnnotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(extendsAnnotation) : null,
extends_ != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(extends_) : null);
// Initialize the class specification with its closure.
if (classMembersClosure != null)
{
// Temporarily remember the class specification, so we can add
// class member specifications.
this.classSpecification = classSpecification;
classMembersClosure.call(classSpecification);
this.classSpecification = null;
}
return classSpecification;
}
Example 5
| Source File: ClassSpecificationElement.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
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/**
* Creates a new class specification corresponding to the contents of this
* class specification element.
*/
protected ClassSpecification createClassSpecification(ClassSpecificationElement classSpecificationElement)
{
String access = classSpecificationElement.access;
String annotation = classSpecificationElement.annotation;
String type = classSpecificationElement.type;
String name = classSpecificationElement.name;
String extendsAnnotation = classSpecificationElement.extendsAnnotation;
String extends_ = classSpecificationElement.extends_;
// For backward compatibility, allow a single "*" wildcard to match
// any class.
if (name != null &&
name.equals(ANY_CLASS_KEYWORD))
{
name = null;
}
ClassSpecification classSpecification =
new ClassSpecification(null,
requiredAccessFlags(true, access, type),
requiredAccessFlags(false, access, type),
annotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(annotation) : null,
name != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(name) : null,
extendsAnnotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(extendsAnnotation) : null,
extends_ != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(extends_) : null);
for (int index = 0; index < fieldSpecifications.size(); index++)
{
classSpecification.addField((MemberSpecification)fieldSpecifications.get(index));
}
for (int index = 0; index < methodSpecifications.size(); index++)
{
classSpecification.addMethod((MemberSpecification)methodSpecifications.get(index));
}
return classSpecification;
}
Example 6
| Source File: ProGuardTask.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
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/**
* Creates a specification of classes and class members, based on the
* given parameters.
*/
private ClassSpecification createClassSpecification(Map classSpecificationArgs,
Closure classMembersClosure)
throws ParseException
{
// Extract the arguments.
String access = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("access");
String annotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("annotation");
String type = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("type");
String name = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("name");
String extendsAnnotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("extendsannotation");
String extends_ = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("extends");
if (extends_ == null)
{
extends_ = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("implements");
}
// Create the class specification.
ClassSpecification classSpecification =
new ClassSpecification(null,
requiredClassAccessFlags(true, access, type),
requiredClassAccessFlags(false, access, type),
annotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(annotation) : null,
name != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(name) : null,
extendsAnnotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(extendsAnnotation) : null,
extends_ != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(extends_) : null);
// Initialize the class specification with its closure.
if (classMembersClosure != null)
{
// Temporarily remember the class specification, so we can add
// class member specifications.
this.classSpecification = classSpecification;
classMembersClosure.call(classSpecification);
this.classSpecification = null;
}
return classSpecification;
}
Example 7
| Source File: MappingKeeper.java From java-n-IDE-for-Android with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
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public void processFieldMapping(String className,
String fieldType,
String fieldName,
String newFieldName)
{
if (clazz != null)
{
// Find the field.
String name = fieldName;
String descriptor = ClassUtil.internalType(fieldType);
Field field = clazz.findField(name, descriptor);
if (field != null)
{
// Print out a warning if the mapping conflicts with a name that
// was set before.
if (warningPrinter != null)
{
String currentNewName = MemberObfuscator.newMemberName(field);
if (currentNewName != null &&
!currentNewName.equals(newFieldName))
{
warningPrinter.print(ClassUtil.internalClassName(className),
"Warning: " +
className +
": field '" + fieldType + " " + fieldName +
"' is not being kept as '" + currentNewName +
"', but remapped to '" + newFieldName + "'");
}
}
// Make sure the mapping name will be kept.
MemberObfuscator.setFixedNewMemberName(field, newFieldName);
}
}
}
Example 8
| Source File: ClassSpecificationDialog.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 5 votes |
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/**
* Returns the ClassSpecification currently represented in this dialog.
*/
public ClassSpecification getClassSpecification()
{
String comments = commentsTextArea.getText();
String annotationType = annotationTypeTextField.getText();
String className = classNameTextField.getText();
String extendsAnnotationType = extendsAnnotationTypeTextField.getText();
String extendsClassName = extendsClassNameTextField.getText();
ClassSpecification classSpecification =
new ClassSpecification(comments.equals("") ? null : comments,
0,
0,
annotationType.equals("") ? null : ClassUtil.internalType(annotationType),
className.equals("") ||
className.equals("*") ? null : ClassUtil.internalClassName(className),
extendsAnnotationType.equals("") ? null : ClassUtil.internalType(extendsAnnotationType),
extendsClassName.equals("") ? null : ClassUtil.internalClassName(extendsClassName));
// Also get the access radio button settings.
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, AccessConstants.PUBLIC, publicRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, AccessConstants.FINAL, finalRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, AccessConstants.ABSTRACT, abstractRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, AccessConstants.INTERFACE, interfaceRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, AccessConstants.ANNOTATION, annotationRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, AccessConstants.ENUM, enumRadioButtons);
getClassSpecificationRadioButtons(classSpecification, AccessConstants.SYNTHETIC, syntheticRadioButtons);
// Get the keep class member option lists.
classSpecification.fieldSpecifications = memberSpecificationsPanel.getMemberSpecifications(true);
classSpecification.methodSpecifications = memberSpecificationsPanel.getMemberSpecifications(false);
return classSpecification;
}
Example 9
| Source File: ProGuardTask.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
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/**
* Creates a specification of class members, based on the given parameters.
*/
private MemberSpecification createMemberSpecification(boolean isMethod,
boolean isConstructor,
Map classSpecificationArgs)
throws ParseException
{
// Extract the arguments.
String access = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("access");
String type = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("type");
String annotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("annotation");
String name = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("name");
String parameters = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("parameters");
// Perform some basic conversions and checks on the attributes.
if (annotation != null)
{
annotation = ClassUtil.internalType(annotation);
}
if (isMethod)
{
if (isConstructor)
{
if (type != null)
{
throw new ParseException("Type attribute not allowed in constructor specification ["+type+"]");
}
if (parameters != null)
{
type = JavaConstants.TYPE_VOID;
}
name = ClassConstants.METHOD_NAME_INIT;
}
else if ((type != null) ^ (parameters != null))
{
throw new ParseException("Type and parameters attributes must always be present in combination in method specification");
}
}
else
{
if (parameters != null)
{
throw new ParseException("Parameters attribute not allowed in field specification ["+parameters+"]");
}
}
List parameterList = ListUtil.commaSeparatedList(parameters);
String descriptor =
parameters != null ? ClassUtil.internalMethodDescriptor(type, parameterList) :
type != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(type) :
null;
return new MemberSpecification(requiredMemberAccessFlags(true, access),
requiredMemberAccessFlags(false, access),
annotation,
name,
descriptor);
}
Example 10
| Source File: MemberSpecificationElement.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
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/**
* Adds the contents of this class member specification element to the given
* list.
* @param memberSpecifications the class member specifications to be
* extended.
* @param isMethod specifies whether this specification
* refers to a method.
* @param isConstructor specifies whether this specification
* refers to a constructor.
*/
public void appendTo(List memberSpecifications,
boolean isMethod,
boolean isConstructor)
{
// Get the referenced file set, or else this one.
MemberSpecificationElement memberSpecificationElement = isReference() ?
(MemberSpecificationElement)getCheckedRef(this.getClass(),
this.getClass().getName()) :
this;
// Create a new class member specification.
String access = memberSpecificationElement.access;
String type = memberSpecificationElement.type;
String annotation = memberSpecificationElement.annotation;
String name = memberSpecificationElement.name;
String parameters = memberSpecificationElement.parameters;
// Perform some basic conversions and checks on the attributes.
if (annotation != null)
{
annotation = ClassUtil.internalType(annotation);
}
if (isMethod)
{
if (isConstructor)
{
if (type != null)
{
throw new BuildException("Type attribute not allowed in constructor specification ["+type+"]");
}
if (parameters != null)
{
type = JavaConstants.TYPE_VOID;
}
name = ClassConstants.METHOD_NAME_INIT;
}
else if ((type != null) ^ (parameters != null))
{
throw new BuildException("Type and parameters attributes must always be present in combination in method specification");
}
}
else
{
if (parameters != null)
{
throw new BuildException("Parameters attribute not allowed in field specification ["+parameters+"]");
}
}
List parameterList = ListUtil.commaSeparatedList(parameters);
String descriptor =
parameters != null ? ClassUtil.internalMethodDescriptor(type, parameterList) :
type != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(type) :
null;
MemberSpecification memberSpecification =
new MemberSpecification(requiredAccessFlags(true, access),
requiredAccessFlags(false, access),
annotation,
name,
descriptor);
// Add it to the list.
memberSpecifications.add(memberSpecification);
}
Example 11
| Source File: MemberSpecificationDialog.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
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/**
* Returns the MemberSpecification currently represented in this dialog.
*/
public MemberSpecification getMemberSpecification()
{
String annotationType = annotationTypeTextField.getText();
String name = nameTextField.getText();
String type = typeTextField.getText();
String arguments = argumentTypesTextField.getText();
// Convert all class member specifications into the internal format.
annotationType =
annotationType.equals("") ||
annotationType.equals("***") ? null : ClassUtil.internalType(annotationType);
if (name.equals("") ||
name.equals("*"))
{
name = null;
}
if (isField)
{
type =
type.equals("") ||
type.equals("***") ? null : ClassUtil.internalType(type);
}
else
{
if (type.equals(""))
{
type = JavaTypeConstants.VOID;
}
type =
type .equals("***") &&
arguments.equals("...") ? null :
ClassUtil.internalMethodDescriptor(type, ListUtil.commaSeparatedList(arguments));
}
MemberSpecification memberSpecification =
new MemberSpecification(0, 0, annotationType, name, type);
// Also get the access radio button settings.
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.PUBLIC, publicRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.PRIVATE, privateRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.PROTECTED, protectedRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.STATIC, staticRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.FINAL, finalRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.SYNTHETIC, syntheticRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.VOLATILE, volatileRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.TRANSIENT, transientRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.SYNCHRONIZED, synchronizedRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.NATIVE, nativeRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.ABSTRACT, abstractRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.STRICT, strictRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.BRIDGE, bridgeRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, AccessConstants.VARARGS, varargsRadioButtons);
return memberSpecification;
}
Example 12
| Source File: ProGuardTask.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
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/**
* Creates a specification of class members, based on the given parameters.
*/
private MemberSpecification createMemberSpecification(boolean isMethod,
boolean isConstructor,
boolean allowValues,
Map classSpecificationArgs)
throws ParseException
{
// Extract the arguments.
String access = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("access");
String type = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("type");
String annotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("annotation");
String name = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("name");
String parameters = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("parameters");
String values = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("value");
// Perform some basic conversions and checks on the attributes.
if (annotation != null)
{
annotation = ClassUtil.internalType(annotation);
}
if (isMethod)
{
if (isConstructor)
{
if (type != null)
{
throw new ParseException("Type attribute not allowed in constructor specification ["+type+"]");
}
if (parameters != null)
{
type = JavaTypeConstants.VOID;
}
if (values != null)
{
throw new ParseException("Values attribute not allowed in constructor specification ["+values+"]");
}
name = ClassConstants.METHOD_NAME_INIT;
}
else if ((type != null) ^ (parameters != null))
{
throw new ParseException("Type and parameters attributes must always be present in combination in method specification");
}
}
else
{
if (parameters != null)
{
throw new ParseException("Parameters attribute not allowed in field specification ["+parameters+"]");
}
}
if (values != null)
{
if (!allowValues)
{
throw new ParseException("Values attribute not allowed in this class specification ["+values+"]");
}
if (type == null)
{
throw new ParseException("Values attribute must be specified in combination with type attribute in class member specification ["+values+"]");
}
}
List parameterList = ListUtil.commaSeparatedList(parameters);
String descriptor =
parameters != null ? ClassUtil.internalMethodDescriptor(type, parameterList) :
type != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(type) :
null;
return values != null ?
new MemberValueSpecification(requiredMemberAccessFlags(true, access),
requiredMemberAccessFlags(false, access),
annotation,
name,
descriptor,
parseValues(type,
ClassUtil.internalType(type),
values)) :
new MemberSpecification(requiredMemberAccessFlags(true, access),
requiredMemberAccessFlags(false, access),
annotation,
name,
descriptor);
}
Example 13
| Source File: ProGuardTask.java From bazel with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
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/**
* Creates a specification of class members, based on the given parameters.
*/
private MemberSpecification createMemberSpecification(boolean isMethod,
boolean isConstructor,
Map classSpecificationArgs)
throws ParseException
{
// Extract the arguments.
String access = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("access");
String type = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("type");
String annotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("annotation");
String name = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("name");
String parameters = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("parameters");
// Perform some basic conversions and checks on the attributes.
if (annotation != null)
{
annotation = ClassUtil.internalType(annotation);
}
if (isMethod)
{
if (isConstructor)
{
if (type != null)
{
throw new ParseException("Type attribute not allowed in constructor specification ["+type+"]");
}
if (parameters != null)
{
type = JavaConstants.TYPE_VOID;
}
name = ClassConstants.METHOD_NAME_INIT;
}
else if ((type != null) ^ (parameters != null))
{
throw new ParseException("Type and parameters attributes must always be present in combination in method specification");
}
}
else
{
if (parameters != null)
{
throw new ParseException("Parameters attribute not allowed in field specification ["+parameters+"]");
}
}
List parameterList = ListUtil.commaSeparatedList(parameters);
String descriptor =
parameters != null ? ClassUtil.internalMethodDescriptor(type, parameterList) :
type != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(type) :
null;
return new MemberSpecification(requiredMemberAccessFlags(true, access),
requiredMemberAccessFlags(false, access),
annotation,
name,
descriptor);
}
Example 14
| Source File: MemberSpecificationElement.java From bazel with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
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/**
* Adds the contents of this class member specification element to the given
* list.
* @param memberSpecifications the class member specifications to be
* extended.
* @param isMethod specifies whether this specification
* refers to a method.
* @param isConstructor specifies whether this specification
* refers to a constructor.
*/
public void appendTo(List memberSpecifications,
boolean isMethod,
boolean isConstructor)
{
// Get the referenced file set, or else this one.
MemberSpecificationElement memberSpecificationElement = isReference() ?
(MemberSpecificationElement)getCheckedRef(this.getClass(),
this.getClass().getName()) :
this;
// Create a new class member specification.
String access = memberSpecificationElement.access;
String type = memberSpecificationElement.type;
String annotation = memberSpecificationElement.annotation;
String name = memberSpecificationElement.name;
String parameters = memberSpecificationElement.parameters;
// Perform some basic conversions and checks on the attributes.
if (annotation != null)
{
annotation = ClassUtil.internalType(annotation);
}
if (isMethod)
{
if (isConstructor)
{
if (type != null)
{
throw new BuildException("Type attribute not allowed in constructor specification ["+type+"]");
}
if (parameters != null)
{
type = JavaConstants.TYPE_VOID;
}
name = ClassConstants.METHOD_NAME_INIT;
}
else if ((type != null) ^ (parameters != null))
{
throw new BuildException("Type and parameters attributes must always be present in combination in method specification");
}
}
else
{
if (parameters != null)
{
throw new BuildException("Parameters attribute not allowed in field specification ["+parameters+"]");
}
}
List parameterList = ListUtil.commaSeparatedList(parameters);
String descriptor =
parameters != null ? ClassUtil.internalMethodDescriptor(type, parameterList) :
type != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(type) :
null;
MemberSpecification memberSpecification =
new MemberSpecification(requiredAccessFlags(true, access),
requiredAccessFlags(false, access),
annotation,
name,
descriptor);
// Add it to the list.
memberSpecifications.add(memberSpecification);
}
Example 15
| Source File: ProGuardTask.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Creates a specification of classes and class members, based on the
* given parameters.
*/
private ClassSpecification createClassSpecification(boolean allowValues,
Map classSpecificationArgs,
Closure classMembersClosure)
throws ParseException
{
// Extract the arguments.
String access = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("access");
String annotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("annotation");
String type = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("type");
String name = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("name");
String extendsAnnotation = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("extendsannotation");
String extends_ = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("extends");
if (extends_ == null)
{
extends_ = (String)classSpecificationArgs.get("implements");
}
// Create the class specification.
ClassSpecification classSpecification =
new ClassSpecification(null,
requiredClassAccessFlags(true, access, type),
requiredClassAccessFlags(false, access, type),
annotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(annotation) : null,
name != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(name) : null,
extendsAnnotation != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(extendsAnnotation) : null,
extends_ != null ? ClassUtil.internalClassName(extends_) : null);
// Initialize the class specification with its closure.
if (classMembersClosure != null)
{
// Temporarily remember the class specification, so we can add
// class member specifications.
this.allowValues = allowValues;
this.classSpecification = classSpecification;
classMembersClosure.call(classSpecification);
this.allowValues = false;
this.classSpecification = null;
}
return classSpecification;
}
Example 16
| Source File: MemberSpecificationDialog.java From bazel with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Returns the MemberSpecification currently represented in this dialog.
*/
public MemberSpecification getMemberSpecification()
{
String annotationType = annotationTypeTextField.getText();
String name = nameTextField.getText();
String type = typeTextField.getText();
String arguments = argumentTypesTextField.getText();
// Convert all class member specifications into the internal format.
annotationType =
annotationType.equals("") ||
annotationType.equals("***") ? null : ClassUtil.internalType(annotationType);
if (name.equals("") ||
name.equals("*"))
{
name = null;
}
if (isField)
{
type =
type.equals("") ||
type.equals("***") ? null : ClassUtil.internalType(type);
}
else
{
if (type.equals(""))
{
type = JavaConstants.TYPE_VOID;
}
type =
type .equals("***") &&
arguments.equals("...") ? null :
ClassUtil.internalMethodDescriptor(type, ListUtil.commaSeparatedList(arguments));
}
MemberSpecification memberSpecification =
new MemberSpecification(0, 0, annotationType, name, type);
// Also get the access radio button settings.
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_PUBLIC, publicRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_PRIVATE, privateRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_PROTECTED, protectedRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_STATIC, staticRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_FINAL, finalRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_SYNTHETIC, syntheticRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_VOLATILE, volatileRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_TRANSIENT, transientRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_SYNCHRONIZED, synchronizedRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_NATIVE, nativeRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_ABSTRACT, abstractRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_STRICT, strictRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_BRIDGE, bridgeRadioButtons);
getMemberSpecificationRadioButtons(memberSpecification, ClassConstants.ACC_VARARGS, varargsRadioButtons);
return memberSpecification;
}
Example 17
| Source File: MemberSpecificationElement.java From proguard with GNU General Public License v2.0 | 4 votes |
|
/**
* Adds the contents of this class member specification element to the given
* list.
* @param memberSpecifications the class member specifications to be
* extended.
* @param isMethod specifies whether this specification
* refers to a method.
* @param isConstructor specifies whether this specification
* refers to a constructor.
*/
public void appendTo(List memberSpecifications,
boolean isMethod,
boolean isConstructor)
{
// Get the referenced file set, or else this one.
MemberSpecificationElement memberSpecificationElement = isReference() ?
(MemberSpecificationElement)getCheckedRef(this.getClass(),
this.getClass().getName()) :
this;
// Create a new class member specification.
String access = memberSpecificationElement.access;
String type = memberSpecificationElement.type;
String annotation = memberSpecificationElement.annotation;
String name = memberSpecificationElement.name;
String parameters = memberSpecificationElement.parameters;
String values = memberSpecificationElement.values;
// Perform some basic conversions and checks on the attributes.
if (annotation != null)
{
annotation = ClassUtil.internalType(annotation);
}
if (isMethod)
{
if (isConstructor)
{
if (type != null)
{
throw new BuildException("Type attribute not allowed in constructor specification ["+type+"]");
}
if (parameters != null)
{
type = JavaTypeConstants.VOID;
}
if (values != null)
{
throw new BuildException("Values attribute not allowed in constructor specification ["+values+"]");
}
name = ClassConstants.METHOD_NAME_INIT;
}
else if ((type != null) ^ (parameters != null))
{
throw new BuildException("Type and parameters attributes must always be present in combination in method specification");
}
}
else
{
if (parameters != null)
{
throw new BuildException("Parameters attribute not allowed in field specification ["+parameters+"]");
}
}
if (values != null)
{
if (type == null)
{
throw new BuildException("Values attribute must be specified in combination with type attribute in class member specification ["+values+"]");
}
}
List parameterList = ListUtil.commaSeparatedList(parameters);
String descriptor =
parameters != null ? ClassUtil.internalMethodDescriptor(type, parameterList) :
type != null ? ClassUtil.internalType(type) :
null;
MemberSpecification memberSpecification = values != null ?
new MemberValueSpecification(requiredAccessFlags(true, access),
requiredAccessFlags(false, access),
annotation,
name,
descriptor,
parseValues(type,
ClassUtil.internalType(type),
values)) :
new MemberSpecification(requiredAccessFlags(true, access),
requiredAccessFlags(false, access),
annotation,
name,
descriptor);
// Add it to the list.
memberSpecifications.add(memberSpecification);
}
