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package jersey.repackaged.org.objectweb.asm;

Information about an exception handler. Corresponds to an element of the exception_table array of a Code attribute, as defined in the Java Virtual Machine Specification (JVMS). Handler instances can be chained together, with their nextHandler field, to describe a full JVMS exception_table array. 
Author:
Eric Bruneton
See Also:
JVMS
 *     4.7.3/**
 * Information about an exception handler. Corresponds to an element of the exception_table array of
 * a Code attribute, as defined in the Java Virtual Machine Specification (JVMS). Handler instances
 * can be chained together, with their {@link #nextHandler} field, to describe a full JVMS
 * exception_table array.
 *
 * @see <a href="https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jvms/se9/html/jvms-4.html#jvms-4.7.3">JVMS
 *     4.7.3</a>
 * @author Eric Bruneton
 */
final class Handler {

  
The start_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry. Corresponds to the beginning of the
exception handler's scope (inclusive).
/**
   * The start_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry. Corresponds to the beginning of the
   * exception handler's scope (inclusive).
   */
  final Label startPc;

  
The end_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry. Corresponds to the end of the exception
handler's scope (exclusive).
/**
   * The end_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry. Corresponds to the end of the exception
   * handler's scope (exclusive).
   */
  final Label endPc;

  
The handler_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry. Corresponding to the beginning of the
exception handler's code.
/**
   * The handler_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry. Corresponding to the beginning of the
   * exception handler's code.
   */
  final Label handlerPc;

  
The catch_type field of this JVMS exception_table entry. This is the constant pool index of the
internal name of the type of exceptions handled by this handler, or 0 to catch any exceptions.
/**
   * The catch_type field of this JVMS exception_table entry. This is the constant pool index of the
   * internal name of the type of exceptions handled by this handler, or 0 to catch any exceptions.
   */
  final int catchType;

  
The internal name of the type of exceptions handled by this handler, or null to catch any exceptions. /**
   * The internal name of the type of exceptions handled by this handler, or {@literal null} to
   * catch any exceptions.
   */
  final String catchTypeDescriptor;

  
The next exception handler. /** The next exception handler. */
  Handler nextHandler;

  
Constructs a new Handler.
Params:
startPc – the start_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
endPc – the end_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
handlerPc – the handler_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
catchType – The catch_type field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
catchTypeDescriptor – The internal name of the type of exceptions handled by this handler, or null to catch any exceptions./**
   * Constructs a new Handler.
   *
   * @param startPc the start_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
   * @param endPc the end_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
   * @param handlerPc the handler_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
   * @param catchType The catch_type field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
   * @param catchTypeDescriptor The internal name of the type of exceptions handled by this handler,
   *     or {@literal null} to catch any exceptions.
   */
  Handler(
      final Label startPc,
      final Label endPc,
      final Label handlerPc,
      final int catchType,
      final String catchTypeDescriptor) {
    this.startPc = startPc;
    this.endPc = endPc;
    this.handlerPc = handlerPc;
    this.catchType = catchType;
    this.catchTypeDescriptor = catchTypeDescriptor;
  }

  
Constructs a new Handler from the given one, with a different scope.
Params:
handler – an existing Handler.
startPc – the start_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
endPc – the end_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry./**
   * Constructs a new Handler from the given one, with a different scope.
   *
   * @param handler an existing Handler.
   * @param startPc the start_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
   * @param endPc the end_pc field of this JVMS exception_table entry.
   */
  Handler(final Handler handler, final Label startPc, final Label endPc) {
    this(startPc, endPc, handler.handlerPc, handler.catchType, handler.catchTypeDescriptor);
    this.nextHandler = handler.nextHandler;
  }

  
Removes the range between start and end from the Handler list that begins with the given
element.
Params:
firstHandler – the beginning of a Handler list. May be null.
start – the start of the range to be removed.
end – the end of the range to be removed. Maybe null.
Returns:
the exception handler list with the start-end range removed./**
   * Removes the range between start and end from the Handler list that begins with the given
   * element.
   *
   * @param firstHandler the beginning of a Handler list. May be {@literal null}.
   * @param start the start of the range to be removed.
   * @param end the end of the range to be removed. Maybe {@literal null}.
   * @return the exception handler list with the start-end range removed.
   */
  static Handler removeRange(final Handler firstHandler, final Label start, final Label end) {
    if (firstHandler == null) {
      return null;
    } else {
      firstHandler.nextHandler = removeRange(firstHandler.nextHandler, start, end);
    }
    int handlerStart = firstHandler.startPc.bytecodeOffset;
    int handlerEnd = firstHandler.endPc.bytecodeOffset;
    int rangeStart = start.bytecodeOffset;
    int rangeEnd = end == null ? Integer.MAX_VALUE : end.bytecodeOffset;
    // Return early if [handlerStart,handlerEnd[ and [rangeStart,rangeEnd[ don't intersect.
    if (rangeStart >= handlerEnd || rangeEnd <= handlerStart) {
      return firstHandler;
    }
    if (rangeStart <= handlerStart) {
      if (rangeEnd >= handlerEnd) {
        // If [handlerStart,handlerEnd[ is included in [rangeStart,rangeEnd[, remove firstHandler.
        return firstHandler.nextHandler;
      } else {
        // [handlerStart,handlerEnd[ - [rangeStart,rangeEnd[ = [rangeEnd,handlerEnd[
        return new Handler(firstHandler, end, firstHandler.endPc);
      }
    } else if (rangeEnd >= handlerEnd) {
      // [handlerStart,handlerEnd[ - [rangeStart,rangeEnd[ = [handlerStart,rangeStart[
      return new Handler(firstHandler, firstHandler.startPc, start);
    } else {
      // [handlerStart,handlerEnd[ - [rangeStart,rangeEnd[ =
      //     [handlerStart,rangeStart[ + [rangeEnd,handerEnd[
      firstHandler.nextHandler = new Handler(firstHandler, end, firstHandler.endPc);
      return new Handler(firstHandler, firstHandler.startPc, start);
    }
  }

  
Returns the number of elements of the Handler list that begins with the given element.
Params:
firstHandler – the beginning of a Handler list. May be null.
Returns:
the number of elements of the Handler list that begins with 'handler'./**
   * Returns the number of elements of the Handler list that begins with the given element.
   *
   * @param firstHandler the beginning of a Handler list. May be {@literal null}.
   * @return the number of elements of the Handler list that begins with 'handler'.
   */
  static int getExceptionTableLength(final Handler firstHandler) {
    int length = 0;
    Handler handler = firstHandler;
    while (handler != null) {
      length++;
      handler = handler.nextHandler;
    }
    return length;
  }

  
Returns the size in bytes of the JVMS exception_table corresponding to the Handler list that
begins with the given element. This includes the exception_table_length field.
Params:
firstHandler – the beginning of a Handler list. May be null.
Returns:
the size in bytes of the exception_table_length and exception_table structures./**
   * Returns the size in bytes of the JVMS exception_table corresponding to the Handler list that
   * begins with the given element. <i>This includes the exception_table_length field.</i>
   *
   * @param firstHandler the beginning of a Handler list. May be {@literal null}.
   * @return the size in bytes of the exception_table_length and exception_table structures.
   */
  static int getExceptionTableSize(final Handler firstHandler) {
    return 2 + 8 * getExceptionTableLength(firstHandler);
  }

  
Puts the JVMS exception_table corresponding to the Handler list that begins with the given
element. This includes the exception_table_length field.
Params:
firstHandler – the beginning of a Handler list. May be null.
output – where the exception_table_length and exception_table structures must be put./**
   * Puts the JVMS exception_table corresponding to the Handler list that begins with the given
   * element. <i>This includes the exception_table_length field.</i>
   *
   * @param firstHandler the beginning of a Handler list. May be {@literal null}.
   * @param output where the exception_table_length and exception_table structures must be put.
   */
  static void putExceptionTable(final Handler firstHandler, final ByteVector output) {
    output.putShort(getExceptionTableLength(firstHandler));
    Handler handler = firstHandler;
    while (handler != null) {
      output
          .putShort(handler.startPc.bytecodeOffset)
          .putShort(handler.endPc.bytecodeOffset)
          .putShort(handler.handlerPc.bytecodeOffset)
          .putShort(handler.catchType);
      handler = handler.nextHandler;
    }
  }
}