public void checkExceptionHandlers(
TypeBinding[] raisedExceptions, ASTNode location, FlowInfo flowInfo, BlockScope scope) {
// check that all the argument exception types are handled
// JDK Compatible implementation - when an exception type is thrown,
// all related catch blocks are marked as reachable... instead of those only
// until the point where it is safely handled (Smarter - see comment at the end)
int remainingCount; // counting the number of remaining unhandled exceptions
int raisedCount; // total number of exceptions raised
if ((raisedExceptions == null) || ((raisedCount = raisedExceptions.length) == 0)) return;
remainingCount = raisedCount;
// duplicate the array of raised exceptions since it will be updated
// (null replaces any handled exception)
System.arraycopy(
raisedExceptions, 0, (raisedExceptions = new TypeBinding[raisedCount]), 0, raisedCount);
FlowContext traversedContext = this;
ArrayList abruptlyExitedLoops = null;
while (traversedContext != null) {
SubRoutineStatement sub;
if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
// traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
// exceptions will actually never get sent...
return;
}
// filter exceptions that are locally caught from the innermost enclosing
// try statement to the outermost ones.
if (traversedContext instanceof ExceptionHandlingFlowContext) {
ExceptionHandlingFlowContext exceptionContext =
(ExceptionHandlingFlowContext) traversedContext;
ReferenceBinding[] caughtExceptions;
if ((caughtExceptions = exceptionContext.handledExceptions) != Binding.NO_EXCEPTIONS) {
int caughtCount = caughtExceptions.length;
boolean[] locallyCaught = new boolean[raisedCount]; // at most
for (int caughtIndex = 0; caughtIndex < caughtCount; caughtIndex++) {
ReferenceBinding caughtException = caughtExceptions[caughtIndex];
for (int raisedIndex = 0; raisedIndex < raisedCount; raisedIndex++) {
TypeBinding raisedException;
if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[raisedIndex]) != null) {
FlowInfo exceptionFlow = flowInfo;
int state =
caughtException == null
? Scope.EQUAL_OR_MORE_SPECIFIC /* any exception */
: Scope.compareTypes(raisedException, caughtException);
if (abruptlyExitedLoops != null
&& caughtException != null
&& state != Scope.NOT_RELATED) {
for (int i = 0, abruptlyExitedLoopsCount = abruptlyExitedLoops.size();
i < abruptlyExitedLoopsCount;
i++) {
LoopingFlowContext loop = (LoopingFlowContext) abruptlyExitedLoops.get(i);
loop.recordCatchContextOfEscapingException(
exceptionContext, caughtException, flowInfo);
}
exceptionFlow =
FlowInfo.DEAD_END; // don't use flow info on first round, flow info will be
// evaluated during loopback simulation
}
switch (state) {
case Scope.EQUAL_OR_MORE_SPECIFIC:
exceptionContext.recordHandlingException(
caughtException,
exceptionFlow.unconditionalInits(),
raisedException,
raisedException, // precise exception that will be caught
location,
locallyCaught[raisedIndex]);
// was already definitely caught ?
if (!locallyCaught[raisedIndex]) {
locallyCaught[raisedIndex] = true;
// remember that this exception has been definitely caught
remainingCount--;
}
break;
case Scope.MORE_GENERIC:
exceptionContext.recordHandlingException(
caughtException,
exceptionFlow.unconditionalInits(),
raisedException,
caughtException,
location,
false);
// was not caught already per construction
}
}
}
}
// remove locally caught exceptions from the remaining ones
for (int i = 0; i < raisedCount; i++) {
if (locallyCaught[i]) {
raisedExceptions[i] = null; // removed from the remaining ones.
}
}
}
// method treatment for unchecked exceptions
if (exceptionContext.isMethodContext) {
for (int i = 0; i < raisedCount; i++) {
TypeBinding raisedException;
if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) {
if (raisedException.isUncheckedException(false)) {
remainingCount--;
raisedExceptions[i] = null;
}
}
}
boolean shouldMergeUnhandledException =
exceptionContext instanceof ExceptionInferenceFlowContext;
// anonymous constructors are allowed to throw any exceptions (their thrown exceptions
// clause will be fixed up later as per JLS 8.6).
if (exceptionContext.associatedNode instanceof AbstractMethodDeclaration) {
AbstractMethodDeclaration method =
(AbstractMethodDeclaration) exceptionContext.associatedNode;
if (method.isConstructor() && method.binding.declaringClass.isAnonymousType())
shouldMergeUnhandledException = true;
}
if (shouldMergeUnhandledException) {
for (int i = 0; i < raisedCount; i++) {
TypeBinding raisedException;
if ((raisedException = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) {
exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
}
}
return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor/lambda exceptions
}
break; // not handled anywhere, thus jump to error handling
}
} else if (traversedContext instanceof LoopingFlowContext) {
if (abruptlyExitedLoops == null) {
abruptlyExitedLoops = new ArrayList(5);
}
abruptlyExitedLoops.add(traversedContext);
}
if (remainingCount == 0) return;
traversedContext.recordReturnFrom(flowInfo.unconditionalInits());
if (traversedContext instanceof InsideSubRoutineFlowContext) {
ASTNode node = traversedContext.associatedNode;
if (node instanceof TryStatement) {
TryStatement tryStatement = (TryStatement) node;
flowInfo.addInitializationsFrom(tryStatement.subRoutineInits); // collect inits
}
}
traversedContext = traversedContext.getLocalParent();
}
// if reaches this point, then there are some remaining unhandled exception types.
nextReport:
for (int i = 0; i < raisedCount; i++) {
TypeBinding exception;
if ((exception = raisedExceptions[i]) != null) {
// only one complaint if same exception declared to be thrown more than once
for (int j = 0; j < i; j++) {
if (TypeBinding.equalsEquals(raisedExceptions[j], exception))
continue nextReport; // already reported
}
scope.problemReporter().unhandledException(exception, location);
}
}
}
/**
* @param isExceptionOnAutoClose This is for checking exception handlers for exceptions raised
* during the auto close of resources inside a try with resources statement. (Relevant for
* source levels 1.7 and above only)
*/
public void checkExceptionHandlers(
TypeBinding raisedException,
ASTNode location,
FlowInfo flowInfo,
BlockScope scope,
boolean isExceptionOnAutoClose) {
// LIGHT-VERSION OF THE EQUIVALENT WITH AN ARRAY OF EXCEPTIONS
// check that all the argument exception types are handled
// JDK Compatible implementation - when an exception type is thrown,
// all related catch blocks are marked as reachable... instead of those only
// until the point where it is safely handled (Smarter - see comment at the end)
FlowContext traversedContext = this;
ArrayList abruptlyExitedLoops = null;
if (scope.compilerOptions().sourceLevel >= ClassFileConstants.JDK1_7
&& location instanceof ThrowStatement) {
Expression throwExpression = ((ThrowStatement) location).exception;
LocalVariableBinding throwArgBinding = throwExpression.localVariableBinding();
if (throwExpression
instanceof SingleNameReference // https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=350361
&& throwArgBinding instanceof CatchParameterBinding
&& throwArgBinding.isEffectivelyFinal()) {
CatchParameterBinding parameter = (CatchParameterBinding) throwArgBinding;
checkExceptionHandlers(parameter.getPreciseTypes(), location, flowInfo, scope);
return;
}
}
while (traversedContext != null) {
SubRoutineStatement sub;
if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
// traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
// exceptions will actually never get sent...
return;
}
// filter exceptions that are locally caught from the innermost enclosing
// try statement to the outermost ones.
if (traversedContext instanceof ExceptionHandlingFlowContext) {
ExceptionHandlingFlowContext exceptionContext =
(ExceptionHandlingFlowContext) traversedContext;
ReferenceBinding[] caughtExceptions;
if ((caughtExceptions = exceptionContext.handledExceptions) != Binding.NO_EXCEPTIONS) {
boolean definitelyCaught = false;
for (int caughtIndex = 0, caughtCount = caughtExceptions.length;
caughtIndex < caughtCount;
caughtIndex++) {
ReferenceBinding caughtException = caughtExceptions[caughtIndex];
FlowInfo exceptionFlow = flowInfo;
int state =
caughtException == null
? Scope.EQUAL_OR_MORE_SPECIFIC /* any exception */
: Scope.compareTypes(raisedException, caughtException);
if (abruptlyExitedLoops != null
&& caughtException != null
&& state != Scope.NOT_RELATED) {
for (int i = 0, abruptlyExitedLoopsCount = abruptlyExitedLoops.size();
i < abruptlyExitedLoopsCount;
i++) {
LoopingFlowContext loop = (LoopingFlowContext) abruptlyExitedLoops.get(i);
loop.recordCatchContextOfEscapingException(
exceptionContext, caughtException, flowInfo);
}
exceptionFlow =
FlowInfo
.DEAD_END; // don't use flow info on first round, flow info will be evaluated
// during loopback simulation
}
switch (state) {
case Scope.EQUAL_OR_MORE_SPECIFIC:
exceptionContext.recordHandlingException(
caughtException,
exceptionFlow.unconditionalInits(),
raisedException,
raisedException, // precise exception that will be caught
location,
definitelyCaught);
// was it already definitely caught ?
definitelyCaught = true;
break;
case Scope.MORE_GENERIC:
exceptionContext.recordHandlingException(
caughtException,
exceptionFlow.unconditionalInits(),
raisedException,
caughtException,
location,
false);
// was not caught already per construction
}
}
if (definitelyCaught) return;
}
// method treatment for unchecked exceptions
if (exceptionContext.isMethodContext) {
if (raisedException.isUncheckedException(false)) return;
boolean shouldMergeUnhandledExceptions =
exceptionContext instanceof ExceptionInferenceFlowContext;
// anonymous constructors are allowed to throw any exceptions (their thrown exceptions
// clause will be fixed up later as per JLS 8.6).
if (exceptionContext.associatedNode instanceof AbstractMethodDeclaration) {
AbstractMethodDeclaration method =
(AbstractMethodDeclaration) exceptionContext.associatedNode;
if (method.isConstructor() && method.binding.declaringClass.isAnonymousType())
shouldMergeUnhandledExceptions = true;
}
if (shouldMergeUnhandledExceptions) {
exceptionContext.mergeUnhandledException(raisedException);
return; // no need to complain, will fix up constructor/lambda exceptions
}
break; // not handled anywhere, thus jump to error handling
}
} else if (traversedContext instanceof LoopingFlowContext) {
if (abruptlyExitedLoops == null) {
abruptlyExitedLoops = new ArrayList(5);
}
abruptlyExitedLoops.add(traversedContext);
}
traversedContext.recordReturnFrom(flowInfo.unconditionalInits());
if (!isExceptionOnAutoClose) {
if (traversedContext instanceof InsideSubRoutineFlowContext) {
ASTNode node = traversedContext.associatedNode;
if (node instanceof TryStatement) {
TryStatement tryStatement = (TryStatement) node;
flowInfo.addInitializationsFrom(tryStatement.subRoutineInits); // collect inits
}
}
}
traversedContext = traversedContext.getLocalParent();
}
// if reaches this point, then there are some remaining unhandled exception types.
if (isExceptionOnAutoClose) {
scope.problemReporter().unhandledExceptionFromAutoClose(raisedException, location);
} else {
scope.problemReporter().unhandledException(raisedException, location);
}
}
