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 /**

  * Utility and test program to check javac's internal TreeScanner class.

  * The program can be run standalone, or as a jtreg test.  For info on

  * command line args, run program with no args.

  *

  * <p>

  * jtreg: Note that by using the -r switch in the test description below, this test

  * will process all java files in the langtools/test directory, thus implicitly

  * covering any new language features that may be tested in this test suite.

  */

 /*

  * @test

  * @bug 6923080

  * @summary TreeScanner.visitNewClass should scan tree.typeargs

  * @run main TreeScannerTest -q -r .

  */

 import java.io.*;

 import java.lang.reflect.*;

 import java.util.*;

 import javax.tools.*;

 import com.sun.source.tree.CompilationUnitTree;

 import com.sun.source.util.JavacTask;

 import com.sun.tools.javac.api.JavacTool;

 import com.sun.tools.javac.tree.*;

 import com.sun.tools.javac.tree.JCTree.*;

 import com.sun.tools.javac.util.List;

 public class TreeScannerTest {

     /**

      * Main entry point.

      * If test.src is set, program runs in jtreg mode, and will throw an Error

      * if any errors arise, otherwise System.exit will be used. In jtreg mode,

      * the default base directory for file args is the value of ${test.src}.

      * In jtreg mode, the -r option can be given to change the default base

      * directory to the root test directory.

      */

     public static void main(String... args) {

         String testSrc = System.getProperty("test.src");

         File baseDir = (testSrc == null) ? null : new File(testSrc);

         boolean ok = new TreeScannerTest().run(baseDir, args);

         if (!ok) {

             if (testSrc != null)  // jtreg mode

                 throw new Error("failed");

             else

                 System.exit(1);

         }

     }

     /**

      * Run the program. A base directory can be provided for file arguments.

      * In jtreg mode, the -r option can be given to change the default base

      * directory to the test root directory. For other options, see usage().

      * @param baseDir base directory for any file arguments.

      * @param args command line args

      * @return true if successful or in gui mode

      */

     boolean run(File baseDir, String... args) {

         if (args.length == 0) {

             usage(System.out);

             return true;

         }

         ArrayList<File> files = new ArrayList<File>();

         for (int i = 0; i < args.length; i++) {

             String arg = args[i];

             if (arg.equals("-q"))

                 quiet = true;

             else if (arg.equals("-v"))

                 verbose = true;

             else if (arg.equals("-r")) {

                 File d = baseDir;

                 while (!new File(d, "TEST.ROOT").exists()) {

                     d = d.getParentFile();

                     if (d == null)

                         throw new Error("cannot find TEST.ROOT");

                 }

                 baseDir = d;

             }

             else if (arg.startsWith("-"))

                 throw new Error("unknown option: " + arg);

             else {

                 while (i < args.length)

                     files.add(new File(baseDir, args[i++]));

             }

         }

         for (File file: files) {

             if (file.exists())

                 test(file);

             else

                 error("File not found: " + file);

         }

         if (fileCount != 1)

             System.err.println(fileCount + " files read");

         if (errors > 0)

             System.err.println(errors + " errors");

         return (errors == 0);

     }

     /**

      * Print command line help.

      * @param out output stream

      */

     void usage(PrintStream out) {

         out.println("Usage:");

         out.println("  java TreeScannerTest options... files...");

         out.println("");

         out.println("where options include:");

         out.println("-q        Quiet: don't report on inapplicable files");

         out.println("-v        Verbose: report on files as they are being read");

         out.println("");

         out.println("files may be directories or files");

         out.println("directories will be scanned recursively");

         out.println("non java files, or java files which cannot be parsed, will be ignored");

         out.println("");

     }

     /**

      * Test a file. If the file is a directory, it will be recursively scanned

      * for java files.

      * @param file the file or directory to test

      */

     void test(File file) {

         if (file.isDirectory()) {

             for (File f: file.listFiles()) {

                 test(f);

             }

             return;

         }

         if (file.isFile() && file.getName().endsWith(".java")) {

             try {

                 if (verbose)

                     System.err.println(file);

                 fileCount++;

                 ScanTester t = new ScanTester();

                 t.test(read(file));

             } catch (ParseException e) {

                 if (!quiet) {

                     error("Error parsing " + file + "\n" + e.getMessage());

                 }

             } catch (IOException e) {

                 error("Error reading " + file + ": " + e);

             }

             return;

         }

         if (!quiet)

             error("File " + file + " ignored");

     }

     /**

      * Read a file.

      * @param file the file to be read

      * @return the tree for the content of the file

      * @throws IOException if any IO errors occur

      * @throws TreePosTest.ParseException if any errors occur while parsing the file

      */

     JCCompilationUnit read(File file) throws IOException, ParseException {

         StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();

         PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw);

         Reporter r = new Reporter(pw);

         JavacTool tool = JavacTool.create();

         StandardJavaFileManager fm = tool.getStandardFileManager(r, null, null);

         Iterable<? extends JavaFileObject> files = fm.getJavaFileObjects(file);

         JavacTask task = tool.getTask(pw, fm, r, Collections.<String>emptyList(), null, files);

         Iterable<? extends CompilationUnitTree> trees = task.parse();

         pw.flush();

         if (r.errors > 0)

             throw new ParseException(sw.toString());

         Iterator<? extends CompilationUnitTree> iter = trees.iterator();

         if (!iter.hasNext())

             throw new Error("no trees found");

         JCCompilationUnit t = (JCCompilationUnit) iter.next();

         if (iter.hasNext())

             throw new Error("too many trees found");

         return t;

     }

     /**

      * Report an error. When the program is complete, the program will either

      * exit or throw an Error if any errors have been reported.

      * @param msg the error message

      */

     void error(String msg) {

         System.err.println(msg);

         errors++;

     }

     /**

      *  Report an error for a specific tree node.

      *  @param file the source file for the tree

      *  @param t    the tree node

      *  @param label an indication of the error

      */

     void error(JavaFileObject file, JCTree t, String msg) {

         error(file.getName() + ":" + getLine(file, t) + ": " + msg + " " + trim(t, 64));

     }

     /**

      * Get a trimmed string for a tree node, with normalized white space and limited length.

      */

     String trim(JCTree t, int len) {

         String s = t.toString().replaceAll("[\r\n]+", " ").replaceAll(" +", " ");

         return (s.length() < len) ? s : s.substring(0, len);

     }

     /** Number of files that have been analyzed. */

     int fileCount;

     /** Number of errors reported. */

     int errors;

     /** Flag: don't report irrelevant files. */

     boolean quiet;

     /** Flag: report files as they are processed. */

     boolean verbose;

     /**

      * Main class for testing operation of tree scanner.

      * The set of nodes found by the scanner are compared

      * against the set of nodes found by reflection.

      */

     private class ScanTester extends TreeScanner {

         /** Main entry method for the class. */

         void test(JCCompilationUnit tree) {

             sourcefile = tree.sourcefile;

             found = new HashSet<JCTree>();

             scan(tree);

             expect = new HashSet<JCTree>();

             reflectiveScan(tree);

             if (found.equals(expect))

                 return;

             error("Differences found for " + tree.sourcefile.getName());

             if (found.size() != expect.size())

                 error("Size mismatch; found: " + found.size() + ", expected: " + expect.size());

             Set<JCTree> missing = new HashSet<JCTree>();

             missing.addAll(expect);

             missing.removeAll(found);

             for (JCTree t: missing)

                 error(tree.sourcefile, t, "missing");

             Set<JCTree> excess = new HashSet<JCTree>();

             excess.addAll(found);

             excess.removeAll(expect);

             for (JCTree t: excess)

                 error(tree.sourcefile, t, "unexpected");

         }

         /** Record all tree nodes found by scanner. */

         @Override

         public void scan(JCTree tree) {

             if (tree == null)

                 return;

             System.err.println("FOUND: " + tree.getTag() + " " + trim(tree, 64));

             found.add(tree);

             super.scan(tree);

         }

         /** record all tree nodes found by reflection. */

         public void reflectiveScan(Object o) {

             if (o == null)

                 return;

             if (o instanceof JCTree) {

                 JCTree tree = (JCTree) o;

                 System.err.println("EXPECT: " + tree.getTag() + " " + trim(tree, 64));

                 expect.add(tree);

                 for (Field f: getFields(tree)) {

                     try {

                         //System.err.println("FIELD: " + f.getName());

                         reflectiveScan(f.get(tree));

                     } catch (IllegalAccessException e) {

                         error(e.toString());

                     }

                 }

             } else if (o instanceof List) {

                 List<?> list = (List<?>) o;

                 for (Object item: list)

                     reflectiveScan(item);

             } else

                 error("unexpected item: " + o);

         }

         JavaFileObject sourcefile;

         Set<JCTree> found;

         Set<JCTree> expect;

     }

     /**

      * Thrown when errors are found parsing a java file.

      */

     private static class ParseException extends Exception {

         ParseException(String msg) {

             super(msg);

         }

     }

     /**

      * DiagnosticListener to report diagnostics and count any errors that occur.

      */

     private static class Reporter implements DiagnosticListener<JavaFileObject> {

         Reporter(PrintWriter out) {

             this.out = out;

         }

         public void report(Diagnostic<? extends JavaFileObject> diagnostic) {

             out.println(diagnostic);

             switch (diagnostic.getKind()) {

                 case ERROR:

                     errors++;

             }

         }

         int errors;

         PrintWriter out;

     }

     /**

      * Get the set of fields for a tree node that may contain child tree nodes.

      * These are the fields that are subtypes of JCTree or List.

      * The results are cached, based on the tree's tag.

      */

     Set<Field> getFields(JCTree tree) {

         Set<Field> fields = map.get(tree.getTag());

         if (fields == null) {

             fields = new HashSet<Field>();

             for (Field f: tree.getClass().getFields()) {

                 Class<?> fc = f.getType();

                 if (JCTree.class.isAssignableFrom(fc) || List.class.isAssignableFrom(fc))

                     fields.add(f);

             }

             map.put(tree.getTag(), fields);

         }

         return fields;

     }

     // where

     Map<Integer, Set<Field>> map = new HashMap<Integer,Set<Field>>();

     /** Get the line number for the primary position for a tree.

      * The code is intended to be simple, although not necessarily efficient.

      * However, note that a file manager such as JavacFileManager is likely

      * to cache the results of file.getCharContent, avoiding the need to read

      * the bits from disk each time this method is called.

      */

     int getLine(JavaFileObject file, JCTree tree) {

         try {

             CharSequence cs = file.getCharContent(true);

             int line = 1;

             for (int i = 0; i < tree.pos; i++) {

                 if (cs.charAt(i) == '\n') // jtreg tests always use Unix line endings

                     line++;

             }

             return line;

         } catch (IOException e) {

             return -1;

         }

     }

 }