private ClassType defineClasses(
Collection<OutputFileObject> classes,
EvaluationContext context,
DebugProcess process,
ClassLoaderReference classLoader)
throws EvaluateException, InvalidTypeException, ClassNotLoadedException {
VirtualMachineProxyImpl proxy = (VirtualMachineProxyImpl) process.getVirtualMachineProxy();
for (OutputFileObject cls : classes) {
if (cls.getName().contains(GEN_CLASS_NAME)) {
Method defineMethod =
((ClassType) classLoader.referenceType())
.concreteMethodByName("defineClass", "(Ljava/lang/String;[BII)Ljava/lang/Class;");
byte[] bytes = changeSuperToMagicAccessor(cls.toByteArray());
ArrayList<Value> args = new ArrayList<Value>();
StringReference name = proxy.mirrorOf(cls.myOrigName);
keep(name, context);
args.add(name);
args.add(mirrorOf(bytes, context, process));
args.add(proxy.mirrorOf(0));
args.add(proxy.mirrorOf(bytes.length));
process.invokeMethod(context, classLoader, defineMethod, args);
}
}
return (ClassType) process.findClass(context, getGenClassQName(), classLoader);
}
// Used in compiling to mark out "dirty" areas of the code; ie, comments and string literals.
// These dirty areas don't get their syntax highlighted or any special treatment.
// @returns: pairs of integers that represent dirty boundaries.
private ArrayList<Integer> getDirty(String code) {
ArrayList<Integer> dirtyBounds = new ArrayList<>();
// Handles string literals
int j = -1;
while (true) {
j = code.indexOf("\"", j + 1);
if (j < 0) break;
// Ignore escaped characters
if (!code.substring(j - 1, j).equals("\\")) dirtyBounds.add(j);
}
// End of line comments
j = -1;
while (true) {
j = code.indexOf("//", j + 1);
if (j < 0) break;
dirtyBounds.add(j);
// If there's no newline, then the comment lasts for the length of the code
dirtyBounds.add(
code.indexOf("\n", j + 1) == -1 ? code.length() : code.indexOf("\n", j + 1));
}
// Block comments (and javadoc comments)
j = -1;
while (true) {
j = code.indexOf("/*", j + 1);
if (j < 0) break;
dirtyBounds.add(j);
dirtyBounds.add(code.indexOf("*/", j + 1));
}
return dirtyBounds;
}
// A helper method to check if a given position is dirty or not.
private boolean isDirty(ArrayList<Integer> dirty, int position) {
for (int k = 0; k < dirty.size(); k += 2)
if (position > dirty.get(k) && position < dirty.get(k + 1)) return true;
return false;
}
