📄 ctnewmethod.java
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code.addReturn(field.getType()); } catch (NotFoundException e) { throw new CannotCompileException(e); } minfo.setCodeAttribute(code.toCodeAttribute()); return new CtMethod(minfo, field.getDeclaringClass()); } /** * Creates a public setter method. The setter method assigns the * value of the first parameter to the specified field * in the class to which this method is added. * The created method is not static even if the field is * static. You may not change it to be static * by <code>setModifiers()</code> in <code>CtBehavior</code>. * * @param methodName the name of the setter * @param field the field accessed. */ public static CtMethod setter(String methodName, CtField field) throws CannotCompileException { FieldInfo finfo = field.getFieldInfo2(); String fieldType = finfo.getDescriptor(); String desc = "(" + fieldType + ")V"; ConstPool cp = finfo.getConstPool(); MethodInfo minfo = new MethodInfo(cp, methodName, desc); minfo.setAccessFlags(AccessFlag.PUBLIC); Bytecode code = new Bytecode(cp, 3, 3); try { String fieldName = finfo.getName(); if ((finfo.getAccessFlags() & AccessFlag.STATIC) == 0) { code.addAload(0); code.addLoad(1, field.getType()); code.addPutfield(Bytecode.THIS, fieldName, fieldType); } else { code.addLoad(1, field.getType()); code.addPutstatic(Bytecode.THIS, fieldName, fieldType); } code.addReturn(null); } catch (NotFoundException e) { throw new CannotCompileException(e); } minfo.setCodeAttribute(code.toCodeAttribute()); return new CtMethod(minfo, field.getDeclaringClass()); } /** * Creates a method forwarding to a delegate in * a super class. The created method calls a method specified * by <code>delegate</code> with all the parameters passed to the * created method. If the delegate method returns a value, * the created method returns that value to the caller. * The delegate method must be declared in a super class. * * <p>The following method is an example of the created method. * * <ul><pre>int f(int p, int q) { * return super.f(p, q); * }</pre></ul> * * <p>The name of the created method can be changed by * <code>setName()</code>. * * @param delegate the method that the created method forwards to. * @param declaring the class to which the created method is * added. */ public static CtMethod delegator(CtMethod delegate, CtClass declaring) throws CannotCompileException { try { return delegator0(delegate, declaring); } catch (NotFoundException e) { throw new CannotCompileException(e); } } private static CtMethod delegator0(CtMethod delegate, CtClass declaring) throws CannotCompileException, NotFoundException { MethodInfo deleInfo = delegate.getMethodInfo2(); String methodName = deleInfo.getName(); String desc = deleInfo.getDescriptor(); ConstPool cp = declaring.getClassFile2().getConstPool(); MethodInfo minfo = new MethodInfo(cp, methodName, desc); minfo.setAccessFlags(deleInfo.getAccessFlags()); ExceptionsAttribute eattr = deleInfo.getExceptionsAttribute(); if (eattr != null) minfo.setExceptionsAttribute( (ExceptionsAttribute)eattr.copy(cp, null)); Bytecode code = new Bytecode(cp, 0, 0); boolean isStatic = Modifier.isStatic(delegate.getModifiers()); CtClass deleClass = delegate.getDeclaringClass(); CtClass[] params = delegate.getParameterTypes(); int s; if (isStatic) { s = code.addLoadParameters(params, 0); code.addInvokestatic(deleClass, methodName, desc); } else { code.addLoad(0, deleClass); s = code.addLoadParameters(params, 1); code.addInvokespecial(deleClass, methodName, desc); } code.addReturn(delegate.getReturnType()); code.setMaxLocals(++s); code.setMaxStack(s < 2 ? 2 : s); // for a 2-word return value minfo.setCodeAttribute(code.toCodeAttribute()); return new CtMethod(minfo, declaring); } /** * Creates a wrapped method. The wrapped method receives parameters * in the form of an array of <code>Object</code>. * * <p>The body of the created method is a copy of the body of a method * specified by <code>body</code>. However, it is wrapped in * parameter-conversion code. * * <p>The method specified by <code>body</code> must have this singature: * * <ul><code>Object method(Object[] params, <type> cvalue) * </code></ul> * * <p>The type of the <code>cvalue</code> depends on * <code>constParam</code>. * If <code>constParam</code> is <code>null</code>, the signature * must be: * * <ul><code>Object method(Object[] params)</code></ul> * * <p>The method body copied from <code>body</code> is wrapped in * parameter-conversion code, which converts parameters specified by * <code>parameterTypes</code> into an array of <code>Object</code>. * The returned value is also converted from the <code>Object</code> * type to the type specified by <code>returnType</code>. Thus, * the resulting method body is as follows: * * <ul><pre>Object[] params = new Object[] { p0, p1, ... }; * <<i>type</i>> cvalue = <<i>constant-value</i>>; * <i>... copied method body ...</i> * Object result = <<i>returned value</i>> * return (<i><returnType></i>)result; * </pre></ul> * * <p>The variables <code>p0</code>, <code>p2</code>, ... represent * formal parameters of the created method. * The value of <code>cvalue</code> is specified by * <code>constParam</code>. * * <p>If the type of a parameter or a returned value is a primitive * type, then the value is converted into a wrapper object such as * <code>java.lang.Integer</code>. If the type of the returned value * is <code>void</code>, the returned value is discarded. * * <p><i>Example:</i> * * <ul><pre>ClassPool pool = ... ; * CtClass vec = pool.makeClass("intVector"); * vec.setSuperclass(pool.get("java.util.Vector")); * CtMethod addMethod = pool.getMethod("Sample", "add0"); * * CtClass[] argTypes = { CtClass.intType }; * CtMethod m = CtNewMethod.wrapped(CtClass.voidType, "add", argTypes, * null, addMethod, null, vec); * vec.addMethod(m);</pre></ul> * * <p>where the class <code>Sample</code> is as follows: * * <ul><pre>public class Sample extends java.util.Vector { * public Object add0(Object[] args) { * super.addElement(args[0]); * return null; * } * }</pre></ul> * * <p>This program produces a class <code>intVector</code>: * * <ul><pre>public class intVector extends java.util.Vector { * public void add(int p0) { * Object[] args = new Object[] { p0 }; * // begin of copied body * super.addElement(args[0]); * Object result = null; * // end * } * }</pre></ul> * * <p>Note that the type of the parameter to <code>add()</code> depends * only on the value of <code>argTypes</code> passed to * <code>CtNewMethod.wrapped()</code>. Thus, it is easy to * modify this program to produce a * <code>StringVector</code> class, which is a vector containing * only <code>String</code> objects, and other vector classes. * * @param returnType the type of the returned value. * @param mname the method name. * @param parameterTypes a list of the parameter types. * @param exceptionTypes a list of the exception types. * @param body the method body * (must not be a static method). * @param constParam the constant parameter * (maybe <code>null</code>). * @param declaring the class to which the created method is * added. */ public static CtMethod wrapped(CtClass returnType, String mname, CtClass[] parameterTypes, CtClass[] exceptionTypes, CtMethod body, ConstParameter constParam, CtClass declaring) throws CannotCompileException { return CtNewWrappedMethod.wrapped(returnType, mname, parameterTypes, exceptionTypes, body, constParam, declaring); }}
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