Class AfterStoreLocal


  • public class AfterStoreLocal
    extends BeforeLoadLocal

    This injection point is a companion for the ModifyVariable injector which searches for STORE operations which match the local variables described by the injector's defined discriminators.

    This allows you consumers to specify an injection immediately after a local variable is written in a method. Specify an ordinal of n to match the n + 1th access of the variable in question.

    ordinal
    The ordinal position of the STORE opcode for the matching local variable to search for, if not specified then the injection point returns all opcodes for which the parent annotation's discriminators match. The default value is -1 which supresses ordinal checking.

    Example:

       @ModifyVariable(
           method = "md",
           ordinal = 1,
           at = @At(
               value = "STORE",
               ordinal = 0
           )
       )

    Note that if value is the only parameter specified, it can be omitted:

       @At("STORE")

    Important Note: Unlike other standard injection points, this class matches the insn immediately after the matching point.

    • Method Detail

      • find

        public boolean find​(java.lang.String desc,
                            org.objectweb.asm.tree.InsnList insns,
                            java.util.Collection<org.objectweb.asm.tree.AbstractInsnNode> nodes)
        Description copied from class: InjectionPoint
        Find injection points in the supplied insn list
        Specified by:
        find in class InjectionPoint
        Parameters:
        desc - Method descriptor, supplied to allow return types and arguments etc. to be determined
        insns - Insn list to search in, the strategy MUST ONLY add nodes from this list to the nodes collection
        nodes - Collection of nodes to populate. Injectors should NOT make any assumptions about the state of this collection and should only call the add() method
        Returns:
        true if one or more injection points were found