// See http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=6591
// Argument names were incorrect in the presence of long/double args
public void testLongDoubleArgs() {
CollectClassData cd = collect(LongDoubleArgs.class);
assertEquals("CollectClassDataTest.LongDoubleArgs", cd.getNestedSourceName());
List<CollectMethodData> methods = cd.getMethods();
assertEquals(2, methods.size());
CollectMethodData method = methods.get(0);
Type[] argTypes = method.getArgTypes();
String[] argNames = method.getArgNames();
assertEquals("<init>", method.getName());
assertEquals("x", argNames[0]);
assertEquals("y", argNames[1]);
assertEquals("z", argNames[2]);
assertEquals("o", argNames[3]);
assertEquals("I", argTypes[0].toString());
assertEquals("J", argTypes[1].toString());
assertEquals("D", argTypes[2].toString());
assertEquals("Ljava/lang/Object;", argTypes[3].toString());
method = methods.get(1);
argTypes = method.getArgTypes();
argNames = method.getArgNames();
assertEquals("longDoubleMethod", method.getName());
assertEquals("xx", argNames[0]);
assertEquals("yy", argNames[1]);
assertEquals("zz", argNames[2]);
assertEquals("s", argNames[3]);
assertEquals("I", argTypes[0].toString());
assertEquals("J", argTypes[1].toString());
assertEquals("D", argTypes[2].toString());
assertEquals("Ljava/lang/String;", argTypes[3].toString());
}
public void testTwo() {
CollectClassData cd = collect(Two.class);
// Don't check for super bit, as it will depend on the JDK used to compile.
assertEquals(Opcodes.ACC_PROTECTED | Opcodes.ACC_STATIC, cd.getAccess() & ~Opcodes.ACC_SUPER);
assertEquals(ClassType.Nested, cd.getClassType());
List<CollectFieldData> fields = cd.getFields();
assertEquals(2, fields.size());
CollectFieldData field = fields.get(0);
assertEquals("field", field.getName());
assertEquals("Ljava/lang/String;", field.getDesc());
List<CollectAnnotationData> annotations = field.getAnnotations();
assertEquals(0, annotations.size());
field = fields.get(1);
assertEquals("annotatedField", field.getName());
assertEquals("Ljava/lang/String;", field.getDesc());
annotations = field.getAnnotations();
assertEquals(1, annotations.size());
AnnotationData annotation = annotations.get(0).getAnnotation();
assertEquals("Lcom/google/gwt/dev/javac/typemodel/test/TestAnnotation;", annotation.getDesc());
assertEquals("field", annotation.getValues().get("value"));
assertEquals(0, cd.getInterfaceInternalNames().length);
annotations = cd.getAnnotations();
assertEquals(1, annotations.size());
annotation = annotations.get(0).getAnnotation();
assertEquals(
"Lcom/google/gwt/dev/javac/typemodel/test/PrimitiveValuesAnnotation;",
annotation.getDesc());
assertEquals(Byte.valueOf((byte) 42), annotation.getValues().get("b"));
assertEquals(42, annotation.getValues().get("i"));
assertEquals("java/lang/Object", cd.getSuperInternalName());
assertEquals("CollectClassDataTest.Two", cd.getNestedSourceName());
List<CollectMethodData> methods = cd.getMethods();
assertEquals(3, methods.size());
// TODO(jat): Is it safe to assume the order?
CollectMethodData method = methods.get(0);
Type[] argTypes = method.getArgTypes();
String[] argNames = method.getArgNames();
assertEquals("<init>", method.getName());
assertEquals(1, argTypes.length);
assertEquals(1, argNames.length);
assertEquals(1, method.getArgAnnotations().length);
assertEquals(0, method.getAnnotations().size());
assertEquals(0, method.getExceptions().length);
method = methods.get(1);
argTypes = method.getArgTypes();
argNames = method.getArgNames();
assertEquals("foo", method.getName());
assertEquals(1, argTypes.length);
assertEquals("int", argTypes[0].getClassName());
assertEquals(1, argNames.length);
assertEquals("a", argNames[0]);
assertEquals(1, method.getArgAnnotations().length);
assertEquals(0, method.getArgAnnotations()[0].size());
assertEquals(1, method.getAnnotations().size());
assertEquals(1, method.getExceptions().length);
method = methods.get(2);
argTypes = method.getArgTypes();
argNames = method.getArgNames();
assertEquals("<init>", method.getName());
assertEquals(2, argTypes.length);
assertEquals("int", argTypes[0].getClassName());
assertEquals("java.lang.String", argTypes[1].getClassName());
assertEquals(2, argNames.length);
assertEquals("a", argNames[0]);
assertEquals("b", argNames[1]);
assertEquals(2, method.getArgAnnotations().length);
assertEquals(0, method.getArgAnnotations()[0].size());
assertEquals(0, method.getArgAnnotations()[1].size());
assertEquals(0, method.getAnnotations().size());
assertEquals(0, method.getExceptions().length);
}
public void testOne() {
CollectClassData cd = collect(One.class);
// Don't check for super bit, as it will depend on the JDK used to compile.
assertEquals(Opcodes.ACC_PUBLIC | Opcodes.ACC_STATIC, cd.getAccess() & ~Opcodes.ACC_SUPER);
assertEquals(ClassType.Nested, cd.getClassType());
assertEquals(0, cd.getFields().size());
assertEquals(0, cd.getInterfaceInternalNames().length);
assertEquals(0, cd.getAnnotations().size());
assertEquals("com/google/gwt/dev/javac/asmbridge/EmptyVisitor", cd.getSuperInternalName());
assertEquals("CollectClassDataTest.One", cd.getNestedSourceName());
List<CollectMethodData> methods = cd.getMethods();
assertEquals(2, methods.size());
// TODO(jat): Is it safe to assume the implicit constructor is always first?
CollectMethodData method = methods.get(0);
Type[] argTypes = method.getArgTypes();
String[] argNames = method.getArgNames();
assertEquals("<init>", method.getName());
assertEquals(0, argTypes.length);
assertEquals(0, argNames.length);
assertEquals(0, method.getArgAnnotations().length);
assertEquals(0, method.getAnnotations().size());
assertEquals(0, method.getExceptions().length);
method = methods.get(1);
argTypes = method.getArgTypes();
argNames = method.getArgNames();
assertEquals("visitAnnotation", method.getName());
assertEquals(2, argTypes.length);
assertEquals("java.lang.String", argTypes[0].getClassName());
assertEquals("boolean", argTypes[1].getClassName());
assertEquals(2, argNames.length);
assertEquals("desc", argNames[0]);
assertEquals("visible", argNames[1]);
assertEquals(2, method.getArgAnnotations().length);
assertEquals(0, method.getArgAnnotations()[0].size());
assertEquals(0, method.getArgAnnotations()[1].size());
// Note that @Override is a source-only annotation
assertEquals(0, method.getAnnotations().size());
assertEquals(0, method.getExceptions().length);
}
