private static String parseMethodViaDescription(
final String desc, final PsiMethodStubImpl stub, final List<String> args) {
final String returnType = getTypeText(Type.getReturnType(desc));
final Type[] argTypes = Type.getArgumentTypes(desc);
for (Type argType : argTypes) {
args.add(getTypeText(argType));
}
new PsiTypeParameterListStubImpl(stub);
return returnType;
}
@NotNull
private static TypeInfo fieldTypeViaDescription(@NotNull String desc) {
Type type = Type.getType(desc);
final int dim = type.getSort() == Type.ARRAY ? type.getDimensions() : 0;
if (dim > 0) {
type = type.getElementType();
}
return new TypeInfo(
getTypeText(type),
(byte) dim,
false,
Collections.<PsiAnnotationStub>emptyList()); // todo read annos from .class file
}
public AnnotationTextCollector(@Nullable String desc, AnnotationResultCallback callback) {
super(Opcodes.ASM4);
myCallback = callback;
myDesc = desc;
if (desc != null) {
myBuilder.append('@').append(getTypeText(Type.getType(desc)));
}
}
@NotNull
private static String getTypeText(@NotNull Type type) {
final String raw = type.getClassName();
// As the '$' char is a valid java identifier and is actively used by byte code generators, the
// problem is
// which occurrences of this char should be replaced and which should not.
// Heuristic: replace only those $ occurrences that are surrounded non-"$" chars
// (most likely generated by javac to separate inner or anonymous class name)
// Leading and trailing $ chars should be left unchanged.
return raw.indexOf('$') >= 0 ? REGEX_PATTERN.matcher(raw).replaceAll("\\.") : raw;
}
private static String getClassName(final String name) {
return getTypeText(Type.getObjectType(name));
}
@Override
public void visitEnum(final String name, final String desc, final String value) {
valuePairPrefix(name);
myBuilder.append(getTypeText(Type.getType(desc))).append(".").append(value);
}
