public char[] sourceName() {
char[] brackets = new char[dimensions * 2];
for (int i = dimensions * 2 - 1; i >= 0; i -= 2) {
brackets[i] = ']';
brackets[i - 1] = '[';
}
return CharOperation.concat(leafComponentType.sourceName(), brackets);
}
/* Take a type and apply annotations to various components of it. By construction when we see the type reference @Outer Outer.@Middle Middle.@Inner Inner,
we first construct the binding for Outer.Middle.Inner and then annotate various parts of it. Likewise for PQTR's binding.
*/
public TypeBinding getAnnotatedType(TypeBinding type, AnnotationBinding[][] annotations) {
if (type == null || !type.isValidBinding() || annotations == null || annotations.length == 0)
return type;
TypeBinding annotatedType = null;
switch (type.kind()) {
case Binding.ARRAY_TYPE:
ArrayBinding arrayBinding = (ArrayBinding) type;
annotatedType =
getArrayType(
arrayBinding.leafComponentType,
arrayBinding.dimensions,
flattenedAnnotations(annotations));
break;
case Binding.BASE_TYPE:
case Binding.TYPE:
case Binding.GENERIC_TYPE:
case Binding.PARAMETERIZED_TYPE:
case Binding.RAW_TYPE:
case Binding.TYPE_PARAMETER:
case Binding.WILDCARD_TYPE:
case Binding.INTERSECTION_TYPE:
case Binding.INTERSECTION_CAST_TYPE:
/* Taking the binding of QTR as an example, there could be different annotatable components, but we come in a with a single binding, e.g:
@T Z; type => Z annotations => [[@T]]
@T Y.@T Z type => Z annotations => [[@T][@T]]
@T X.@T Y.@T Z type => Z annotations => [[@T][@T][@T]]
java.lang.@T X.@T Y.@T Z type => Z annotations => [[][][@T][@T][@T]]
in all these cases the incoming type binding is for Z, but annotations are for different levels. We need to align their layout for proper attribution.
*/
if (type.isUnresolvedType() && CharOperation.indexOf('$', type.sourceName()) > 0)
type =
BinaryTypeBinding.resolveType(
type,
this.environment,
true); // must resolve member types before asking for enclosingType
int levels = type.depth() + 1;
TypeBinding[] types = new TypeBinding[levels];
types[--levels] = type;
TypeBinding enclosingType = type.enclosingType();
while (enclosingType != null) {
types[--levels] = enclosingType;
enclosingType = enclosingType.enclosingType();
}
// Locate the outermost type being annotated. Beware annotations.length could be >
// types.length (for package qualified names in QTR/PQTR)
levels = annotations.length;
int i, j = types.length - levels;
for (i = 0; i < levels; i++, j++) {
if (annotations[i] != null && annotations[i].length > 0) break;
}
if (i == levels) // empty annotations array ?
return type;
if (j
< 0) // Not kosher, broken type that is not flagged as invalid while reporting
// compilation error ? don't touch.
return type;
// types[j] is the first component being annotated. Its annotations are annotations[i]
for (enclosingType = j == 0 ? null : types[j - 1]; i < levels; i++, j++) {
final TypeBinding currentType = types[j];
// while handling annotations from SE7 locations, take care not to drop existing
// annotations.
AnnotationBinding[] currentAnnotations =
annotations[i] != null && annotations[i].length > 0
? annotations[i]
: currentType.getTypeAnnotations();
annotatedType = getAnnotatedType(currentType, enclosingType, currentAnnotations);
enclosingType = annotatedType;
}
break;
default:
throw new IllegalStateException();
}
return annotatedType;
}
