sandmark.watermark.ct.trace.callforest
Class Test.ClassHierarchy

java.lang.Object
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  +--sandmark.util.ClassHierarchy
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        +--sandmark.watermark.ct.trace.callforest.Test.ClassHierarchy

Enclosing class:

Test

public static class Test.ClassHierarchy

extends ClassHierarchy

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class sandmark.util.ClassHierarchy

Constructor Summary

Test.ClassHierarchy()

Method Summary

boolean

methodRenameOK(MethodID origMethod, MethodID newMethod) Return false if 'origMethod' is special in some way, i.e. we cannot change its name or signature into 'newMethod'.

Methods inherited from class sandmark.util.ClassHierarchy

allOverloads, allOverrides, classExtends, getMethods, getMethodsToRename, inheritanceChain, isInterface, isSpecialClass, isSpecialMethod, lookup, main, methodRenameOK, overloads, overrides, overrides, overridesJavaMethod, subClasses, superClasses, test1, test2, toDot, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Test.ClassHierarchy

public Test.ClassHierarchy()

Method Detail

methodRenameOK

public boolean methodRenameOK(MethodID origMethod,
                              MethodID newMethod)

Description copied from class: ClassHierarchy

Return false if 'origMethod' is special in some way, i.e. we cannot change its name or signature into 'newMethod'. A method name/signature change is illegal * if the original method overrides some method (directly or indirectly) in the java.* hierarchy; * if the new signature overrides a method declared in a superclass. * if the original method is a static or dynamic initializer. There may be other conditions as well, in particular related to whether a method is static or dynamic.

Overrides:

methodRenameOK in class ClassHierarchy