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package jdk.nashorn.internal.ir;

import jdk.nashorn.internal.codegen.Label;

Common base class for jump statements (e.g. break and continue).
/** * Common base class for jump statements (e.g. {@code break} and {@code continue}). */
public abstract class JumpStatement extends Statement implements JoinPredecessor { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; private final String labelName; private final LocalVariableConversion conversion;
Constructor
Params:
  • lineNumber – line number
  • token – token
  • finish – finish
  • labelName – label name for break or null if none
/** * Constructor * * @param lineNumber line number * @param token token * @param finish finish * @param labelName label name for break or null if none */
protected JumpStatement(final int lineNumber, final long token, final int finish, final String labelName) { super(lineNumber, token, finish); this.labelName = labelName; this.conversion = null; }
Copy constructor.
Params:
  • jumpStatement – the original jump statement.
  • conversion – a new local variable conversion.
/** * Copy constructor. * @param jumpStatement the original jump statement. * @param conversion a new local variable conversion. */
protected JumpStatement(final JumpStatement jumpStatement, final LocalVariableConversion conversion) { super(jumpStatement); this.labelName = jumpStatement.labelName; this.conversion = conversion; } @Override public boolean hasGoto() { return true; }
Get the label name for this break node
Returns:label name, or null if none
/** * Get the label name for this break node * @return label name, or null if none */
public String getLabelName() { return labelName; } @Override public void toString(final StringBuilder sb, final boolean printType) { sb.append(getStatementName()); if (labelName != null) { sb.append(' ').append(labelName); } } abstract String getStatementName();
Finds the target for this jump statement in a lexical context.
Params:
  • lc – the lexical context
Returns:the target, or null if not found
/** * Finds the target for this jump statement in a lexical context. * @param lc the lexical context * @return the target, or null if not found */
public abstract BreakableNode getTarget(final LexicalContext lc);
Returns the label corresponding to this kind of jump statement (either a break or continue label) in the target.
Params:
  • target – the target. Note that it need not be the target of this jump statement, as the method can retrieve a label on any passed target as long as the target has a label of the requisite kind. Of course, it is advisable to invoke the method on a jump statement that targets the breakable.
Throws:
  • ClassCastException – if invoked on the kind of breakable node that this jump statement is not prepared to handle.
Returns:the label of the target corresponding to the kind of jump statement.
/** * Returns the label corresponding to this kind of jump statement (either a break or continue label) in the target. * @param target the target. Note that it need not be the target of this jump statement, as the method can retrieve * a label on any passed target as long as the target has a label of the requisite kind. Of course, it is advisable * to invoke the method on a jump statement that targets the breakable. * @return the label of the target corresponding to the kind of jump statement. * @throws ClassCastException if invoked on the kind of breakable node that this jump statement is not prepared to * handle. */
abstract Label getTargetLabel(final BreakableNode target);
Returns the label this jump statement targets.
Params:
  • lc – the lexical context
Returns:the label this jump statement targets.
/** * Returns the label this jump statement targets. * @param lc the lexical context * @return the label this jump statement targets. */
public Label getTargetLabel(final LexicalContext lc) { return getTargetLabel(getTarget(lc)); }
Returns the limit node for popping scopes when this jump statement is effected.
Params:
  • lc – the current lexical context
Returns:the limit node for popping scopes when this jump statement is effected.
/** * Returns the limit node for popping scopes when this jump statement is effected. * @param lc the current lexical context * @return the limit node for popping scopes when this jump statement is effected. */
public LexicalContextNode getPopScopeLimit(final LexicalContext lc) { // In most cases (break and continue) this is equal to the target. return getTarget(lc); } @Override public JumpStatement setLocalVariableConversion(final LexicalContext lc, final LocalVariableConversion conversion) { if(this.conversion == conversion) { return this; } return createNewJumpStatement(conversion); } abstract JumpStatement createNewJumpStatement(LocalVariableConversion newConversion); @Override public LocalVariableConversion getLocalVariableConversion() { return conversion; } }