Examples with TypeBinding org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.lookup.TypeBinding used on opensource projects

Example 1 with TypeBinding

use of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.lookup.TypeBinding in project che by eclipse.

the class Util method getUnresolvedJavaElement.

/**
     * Return the java element corresponding to the given compiler binding.
     */
public static JavaElement getUnresolvedJavaElement(MethodBinding methodBinding, WorkingCopyOwner workingCopyOwner, BindingsToNodesMap bindingsToNodes) {
    JavaElement unresolvedJavaElement = getUnresolvedJavaElement(methodBinding.declaringClass, workingCopyOwner, bindingsToNodes);
    if (unresolvedJavaElement == null || unresolvedJavaElement.getElementType() != IJavaElement.TYPE) {
        return null;
    }
    IType declaringType = (IType) unresolvedJavaElement;
    org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.ASTNode node = bindingsToNodes == null ? null : bindingsToNodes.get(methodBinding);
    if (node != null && !declaringType.isBinary()) {
        if (node instanceof AnnotationMethodDeclaration) {
            // node is an AnnotationMethodDeclaration
            AnnotationMethodDeclaration typeMemberDeclaration = (AnnotationMethodDeclaration) node;
            // annotation type members don't have parameters
            return (JavaElement) declaringType.getMethod(String.valueOf(typeMemberDeclaration.selector), CharOperation.NO_STRINGS);
        } else {
            // node is an MethodDeclaration
            MethodDeclaration methodDeclaration = (MethodDeclaration) node;
            Argument[] arguments = methodDeclaration.arguments;
            String[] parameterSignatures;
            if (arguments != null) {
                parameterSignatures = new String[arguments.length];
                for (int i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) {
                    Argument argument = arguments[i];
                    TypeReference typeReference = argument.type;
                    int arrayDim = typeReference.dimensions();
                    String typeSig = Signature.createTypeSignature(CharOperation.concatWith(typeReference.getTypeName(), '.'), false);
                    if (arrayDim > 0) {
                        typeSig = Signature.createArraySignature(typeSig, arrayDim);
                    }
                    parameterSignatures[i] = typeSig;
                }
            } else {
                parameterSignatures = CharOperation.NO_STRINGS;
            }
            return (JavaElement) declaringType.getMethod(String.valueOf(methodDeclaration.selector), parameterSignatures);
        }
    } else {
        // case of method not in the created AST, or a binary method
        org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.lookup.MethodBinding original = methodBinding.original();
        String selector = original.isConstructor() ? declaringType.getElementName() : new String(original.selector);
        boolean isBinary = declaringType.isBinary();
        ReferenceBinding enclosingType = original.declaringClass.enclosingType();
        // Static inner types' constructors don't get receivers (https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=388137)
        boolean isInnerBinaryTypeConstructor = isBinary && original.isConstructor() && !original.declaringClass.isStatic() && enclosingType != null;
        TypeBinding[] parameters = original.parameters;
        int length = parameters == null ? 0 : parameters.length;
        int declaringIndex = isInnerBinaryTypeConstructor ? 1 : 0;
        String[] parameterSignatures = new String[declaringIndex + length];
        if (isInnerBinaryTypeConstructor)
            parameterSignatures[0] = new String(enclosingType.genericTypeSignature()).replace('/', '.');
        for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
            char[] signature = parameters[i].genericTypeSignature();
            if (isBinary) {
                signature = CharOperation.replaceOnCopy(signature, '/', '.');
            } else {
                signature = toUnresolvedTypeSignature(signature);
            }
            parameterSignatures[declaringIndex + i] = new String(signature);
        }
        IMethod result = declaringType.getMethod(selector, parameterSignatures);
        if (isBinary)
            return (JavaElement) result;
        if (// if perfect match (see https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=249567 )
        result.exists())
            return (JavaElement) result;
        IMethod[] methods = null;
        try {
            methods = declaringType.getMethods();
        } catch (JavaModelException e) {
            // declaring type doesn't exist
            return null;
        }
        IMethod[] candidates = Member.findMethods(result, methods);
        if (candidates == null || candidates.length == 0)
            return null;
        return (JavaElement) candidates[0];
    }
}

Example 2 with TypeBinding

use of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.lookup.TypeBinding in project lombok by rzwitserloot.

the class PatchExtensionMethod method getApplicableExtensionMethods.

static List<Extension> getApplicableExtensionMethods(EclipseNode typeNode, Annotation ann, TypeBinding receiverType) {
    List<Extension> extensions = new ArrayList<Extension>();
    if ((typeNode != null) && (ann != null) && (receiverType != null)) {
        BlockScope blockScope = ((TypeDeclaration) typeNode.get()).initializerScope;
        EclipseNode annotationNode = typeNode.getNodeFor(ann);
        AnnotationValues<ExtensionMethod> annotation = createAnnotation(ExtensionMethod.class, annotationNode);
        boolean suppressBaseMethods = false;
        try {
            suppressBaseMethods = annotation.getInstance().suppressBaseMethods();
        } catch (AnnotationValueDecodeFail fail) {
            fail.owner.setError(fail.getMessage(), fail.idx);
        }
        for (Object extensionMethodProvider : annotation.getActualExpressions("value")) {
            if (extensionMethodProvider instanceof ClassLiteralAccess) {
                TypeBinding binding = ((ClassLiteralAccess) extensionMethodProvider).type.resolveType(blockScope);
                if (binding == null)
                    continue;
                if (!binding.isClass() && !binding.isEnum())
                    continue;
                Extension e = new Extension();
                e.extensionMethods = getApplicableExtensionMethodsDefinedInProvider(typeNode, (ReferenceBinding) binding, receiverType);
                e.suppressBaseMethods = suppressBaseMethods;
                extensions.add(e);
            }
        }
    }
    return extensions;
}

Example 3 with TypeBinding

use of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.lookup.TypeBinding in project lombok by rzwitserloot.

the class PatchExtensionMethod method resolveType.

public static TypeBinding resolveType(TypeBinding resolvedType, MessageSend methodCall, BlockScope scope) {
    List<Extension> extensions = new ArrayList<Extension>();
    TypeDeclaration decl = scope.classScope().referenceContext;
    EclipseNode owningType = null;
    for (EclipseNode typeNode = getTypeNode(decl); typeNode != null; typeNode = upToType(typeNode)) {
        Annotation ann = getAnnotation(ExtensionMethod.class, typeNode);
        if (ann != null) {
            extensions.addAll(0, getApplicableExtensionMethods(typeNode, ann, methodCall.receiver.resolvedType));
            if (owningType == null)
                owningType = typeNode;
        }
    }
    boolean skip = false;
    if (methodCall.receiver instanceof ThisReference && (((ThisReference) methodCall.receiver).bits & ASTNode.IsImplicitThis) != 0)
        skip = true;
    if (methodCall.receiver instanceof SuperReference)
        skip = true;
    if (methodCall.receiver instanceof NameReference) {
        Binding binding = ((NameReference) methodCall.receiver).binding;
        if (binding instanceof TypeBinding)
            skip = true;
    }
    if (!skip)
        for (Extension extension : extensions) {
            if (!extension.suppressBaseMethods && !(methodCall.binding instanceof ProblemMethodBinding))
                continue;
            for (MethodBinding extensionMethod : extension.extensionMethods) {
                if (!Arrays.equals(methodCall.selector, extensionMethod.selector))
                    continue;
                MessageSend_postponedErrors.clear(methodCall);
                if (methodCall.receiver instanceof ThisReference) {
                    methodCall.receiver.bits &= ~ASTNode.IsImplicitThis;
                }
                List<Expression> arguments = new ArrayList<Expression>();
                arguments.add(methodCall.receiver);
                if (methodCall.arguments != null)
                    arguments.addAll(Arrays.asList(methodCall.arguments));
                List<TypeBinding> argumentTypes = new ArrayList<TypeBinding>();
                for (Expression argument : arguments) {
                    if (argument.resolvedType != null)
                        argumentTypes.add(argument.resolvedType);
                // TODO: Instead of just skipping nulls entirely, there is probably a 'unresolved type' placeholder. THAT is what we ought to be adding here!
                }
                Expression[] originalArgs = methodCall.arguments;
                methodCall.arguments = arguments.toArray(new Expression[0]);
                MethodBinding fixedBinding = scope.getMethod(extensionMethod.declaringClass, methodCall.selector, argumentTypes.toArray(new TypeBinding[0]), methodCall);
                if (fixedBinding instanceof ProblemMethodBinding) {
                    methodCall.arguments = originalArgs;
                    if (fixedBinding.declaringClass != null) {
                        PostponedInvalidMethodError.invoke(scope.problemReporter(), methodCall, fixedBinding, scope);
                    }
                } else {
                    for (int i = 0, iend = arguments.size(); i < iend; i++) {
                        Expression arg = arguments.get(i);
                        if (fixedBinding.parameters[i].isArrayType() != arg.resolvedType.isArrayType())
                            break;
                        if (arg instanceof MessageSend) {
                            ((MessageSend) arg).valueCast = arg.resolvedType;
                        }
                        if (!fixedBinding.parameters[i].isBaseType() && arg.resolvedType.isBaseType()) {
                            int id = arg.resolvedType.id;
                            // magic see TypeIds
                            arg.implicitConversion = TypeIds.BOXING | (id + (id << 4));
                        } else if (fixedBinding.parameters[i].isBaseType() && !arg.resolvedType.isBaseType()) {
                            int id = fixedBinding.parameters[i].id;
                            // magic see TypeIds
                            arg.implicitConversion = TypeIds.UNBOXING | (id + (id << 4));
                        }
                    }
                    methodCall.receiver = createNameRef(extensionMethod.declaringClass, methodCall);
                    methodCall.actualReceiverType = extensionMethod.declaringClass;
                    methodCall.binding = fixedBinding;
                    methodCall.resolvedType = methodCall.binding.returnType;
                }
                return methodCall.resolvedType;
            }
        }
    PostponedError error = MessageSend_postponedErrors.get(methodCall);
    if (error != null)
        error.fire();
    MessageSend_postponedErrors.clear(methodCall);
    return resolvedType;
}

Example 4 with TypeBinding

use of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.lookup.TypeBinding in project lombok by rzwitserloot.

the class PatchExtensionMethod method getApplicableExtensionMethodsDefinedInProvider.

private static List<MethodBinding> getApplicableExtensionMethodsDefinedInProvider(EclipseNode typeNode, ReferenceBinding extensionMethodProviderBinding, TypeBinding receiverType) {
    List<MethodBinding> extensionMethods = new ArrayList<MethodBinding>();
    CompilationUnitScope cuScope = ((CompilationUnitDeclaration) typeNode.top().get()).scope;
    for (MethodBinding method : extensionMethodProviderBinding.methods()) {
        if (!method.isStatic())
            continue;
        if (!method.isPublic())
            continue;
        if (method.parameters == null || method.parameters.length == 0)
            continue;
        TypeBinding firstArgType = method.parameters[0];
        if (receiverType.isProvablyDistinct(firstArgType) && !receiverType.isCompatibleWith(firstArgType.erasure()))
            continue;
        TypeBinding[] argumentTypes = Arrays.copyOfRange(method.parameters, 1, method.parameters.length);
        if ((receiverType instanceof ReferenceBinding) && ((ReferenceBinding) receiverType).getExactMethod(method.selector, argumentTypes, cuScope) != null)
            continue;
        extensionMethods.add(method);
    }
    return extensionMethods;
}

Example 5 with TypeBinding

use of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.lookup.TypeBinding in project lombok by rzwitserloot.

the class PatchExtensionMethodCompletionProposal method getExtensionMethods.

private static List<Extension> getExtensionMethods(CompletionProposalCollector completionProposalCollector) {
    List<Extension> extensions = new ArrayList<Extension>();
    ClassScope classScope = getClassScope(completionProposalCollector);
    if (classScope != null) {
        TypeDeclaration decl = classScope.referenceContext;
        TypeBinding firstParameterType = getFirstParameterType(decl, completionProposalCollector);
        for (EclipseNode typeNode = getTypeNode(decl); typeNode != null; typeNode = upToType(typeNode)) {
            Annotation ann = getAnnotation(ExtensionMethod.class, typeNode);
            extensions.addAll(0, getApplicableExtensionMethods(typeNode, ann, firstParameterType));
        }
    }
    return extensions;
}