Examples with AccessFlags org.jf.dexlib2.AccessFlags used on opensource projects

Example 11 with AccessFlags

use of org.jf.dexlib2.AccessFlags in project smali by JesusFreke.

the class FieldDefinition method writeTo.

public static void writeTo(BaksmaliOptions options, IndentingWriter writer, Field field, boolean setInStaticConstructor) throws IOException {
    EncodedValue initialValue = field.getInitialValue();
    int accessFlags = field.getAccessFlags();
    if (setInStaticConstructor && AccessFlags.STATIC.isSet(accessFlags) && AccessFlags.FINAL.isSet(accessFlags) && initialValue != null) {
        if (!EncodedValueUtils.isDefaultValue(initialValue)) {
            writer.write("# The value of this static final field might be set in the static constructor\n");
        } else {
            // don't write out the default initial value for static final fields that get set in the static
            // constructor
            initialValue = null;
        }
    }
    writer.write(".field ");
    writeAccessFlags(writer, field.getAccessFlags());
    writer.write(field.getName());
    writer.write(':');
    writer.write(field.getType());
    if (initialValue != null) {
        writer.write(" = ");
        String containingClass = null;
        if (options.implicitReferences) {
            containingClass = field.getDefiningClass();
        }
        EncodedValueAdaptor.writeTo(writer, initialValue, containingClass);
    }
    writer.write('\n');
    Collection<? extends Annotation> annotations = field.getAnnotations();
    if (annotations.size() > 0) {
        writer.indent(4);
        String containingClass = null;
        if (options.implicitReferences) {
            containingClass = field.getDefiningClass();
        }
        AnnotationFormatter.writeTo(writer, annotations, containingClass);
        writer.deindent(4);
        writer.write(".end field\n");
    }
}