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package org.visage.jdi;
import com.sun.jdi.ReferenceType;
import com.sun.jdi.TypeComponent;
/**
*
* @author sundar
*/
public class VisageTypeComponent extends VisageMirror implements TypeComponent {
public VisageTypeComponent(VisageVirtualMachine visagevm, TypeComponent underlying) {
super(visagevm, underlying);
}
public VisageReferenceType declaringType() {
return VisageWrapper.wrap(virtualMachine(), underlying().declaringType());
}
public String genericSignature() {
return underlying().genericSignature();
}
public boolean isFinal() {
return underlying().isFinal();
}
public boolean isStatic() {
return underlying().isStatic();
}
public boolean isSynthetic() {
return underlying().isSynthetic();
}
public String name() {
String realName = underlying().name();
if (realName.charAt(0) != '$') {
return realName;
}
return realName.substring(1);
/*****
A first cut at dealing with the fact that if an ivar is refd
in a subclass, its name is mangled with the classname.
EG:
class sam {
var ivar0: Number;
var ivar1: Number
:
}
var samObj = sam{}
samObj.ivar1 = 89;
ivar0 is named 'ivar0' but ivar1 is named sam$ivar1. I suppose
there could also be a class fred with the same contents, so
the fred$ and sam$ are needed to distinguish.
For now we will do nothing with this. The field name seen
by the debugger will be sam$ivar1.
int nextDollar = realName.indexOf('$', 1);
if ( nextDollar == -1) {
return realName.substring(1);
}
String prefix = realName.substring(1, nextDollar);
String fullClassName = declaringType().name();
String className = fullClassName.substring(fullClassName.indexOf('$') + 1);
if (className.equals(prefix)) {
return realName.substring(nextDollar + 1);
}
****/
}
public String signature() {
return underlying().signature();
}
public boolean isPackagePrivate() {
return underlying().isPackagePrivate();
}
public boolean isPrivate() {
return underlying().isPrivate();
}
public boolean isProtected() {
return underlying().isProtected();
}
public boolean isPublic() {
return underlying().isPublic();
}
public int modifiers() {
return underlying().modifiers();
}
@Override
protected TypeComponent underlying() {
return (TypeComponent) super.underlying();
}
}