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android-dev-ext/src/variable-manager.js
Dave Holoway a4ce09d309 Expression format specifier support (#87)
* initial support for format specifier

* add readme notes for format specifiers

* add support for showing arrays and objects  with format specifiers

* create unique object variable references for different display formats

* add notes on applying formatting to objects and arrays
2020-04-24 14:37:51 +01:00

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const { DebuggerValue, JavaType, VariableValue } = require('./debugger-types');
const { NumberBaseConverter } = require('./utils/nbc');
/**
* Class to manage variable references used by VS code.
*
* This class is primarily used to manage references to variables created in stack frames, but is
* also used in 'standalone' mode for repl expressions evaluated in the global context.
*/
class VariableManager {
/**
* @param {VSCVariableReference} base_variable_reference The reference value for values stored by this manager
*/
constructor(base_variable_reference) {
/** @type {VSCVariableReference} */
this.nextVariableRef = base_variable_reference + 10;
/** @type {Map<VSCVariableReference,*>} */
this.variableValues = new Map();
/** @type {Map<JavaObjectID,VSCVariableReference>} */
this.objIdCache = new Map();
}
_addVariable(varinfo) {
varinfo.varref = this.nextVariableRef += 1;
this._setVariable(varinfo.varref, varinfo)
return varinfo.varref;
}
/**
*
* @param {VSCVariableReference} variablesReference
* @param {*} value
*/
_setVariable(variablesReference, value) {
this.variableValues.set(variablesReference, value);
}
/**
* Retrieve or create a variable reference for a given object instance
* @param {JavaType} type
* @param {JavaObjectID} instance_id
* @param {string} display_format
*/
_getObjectIdReference(type, instance_id, display_format) {
// we need the type signature because we must have different id's for
// an instance and it's supertype instance (which obviously have the same instance_id)
//
// display_format is also included to give unique variable references for each display type.
// This is because VSCode caches expanded values, so once evaluated in one format, they can
// never be changed.
const key = `${type.signature}:${instance_id}:${display_format || ''}`;
let value = this.objIdCache.get(key);
if (!value) {
this.objIdCache.set(key, value = this.nextVariableRef += 1);
}
return value;
}
/**
* Convert to a VariableValue object used by VSCode
* @param {DebuggerValue} v
* @param {string} [display_format]
*/
makeVariableValue(v, display_format) {
let varref = 0;
let value = '';
const evaluateName = v.fqname || v.name;
const full_typename = v.type.fullyQualifiedName();
switch(true) {
case v.hasnullvalue && JavaType.isReference(v.type):
// null object or array type
value = 'null';
break;
case v.vtype === 'class':
value = full_typename;
break;
case v.type.signature === JavaType.Object.signature:
// Object doesn't really have anything worth seeing, so just treat it as unexpandable
value = v.type.typename;
break;
case v.type.signature === JavaType.String.signature:
if (v.biglen) {
// since this is a big string - make it viewable on expand
varref = this._addVariable({
bigstring: v,
});
value = `String (length:${v.biglen})`;
} else {
value = formatString(v.string, display_format);
}
break;
case JavaType.isArray(v.type):
// non-null array type - if it's not zero-length add another variable reference so the user can expand
if (v.arraylen) {
varref = this._getObjectIdReference(v.type, v.value, display_format);
this._setVariable(varref, {
varref,
arrvar: v,
range:[0, v.arraylen],
display_format,
});
}
value = v.type.typename.replace(/]/, v.arraylen+']'); // insert len as the first array bound
break;
case JavaType.isClass(v.type):
// non-null object instance - add another variable reference so the user can expand
varref = this._getObjectIdReference(v.type, v.value, display_format);
this._setVariable(varref, {
varref,
objvar: v,
display_format,
});
value = v.type.typename;
break;
case v.type.signature === JavaType.char.signature:
// character types have a integer value
value = formatChar(v.value, display_format);
break;
case v.type.signature === JavaType.long.signature:
// because JS cannot handle 64bit ints, we need a bit of extra work
const v64hex = v.value.replace(/[^0-9a-fA-F]/g,'');
value = formatLong(v64hex, display_format);
break;
case JavaType.isInteger(v.type):
value = formatInteger(v.value, v.type.signature, display_format);
break;
default:
// other primitives: boolean, etc
value = v.value.toString();
break;
}
return new VariableValue(v.name, value, full_typename, varref, evaluateName);
}
}
const cmap = {
'\b':'b','\f':'f','\r':'r','\n':'n','\t':'t',
'\v':'v','\'':'\'','\\':'\\','\0':'0'
};
function makeJavaChar(i) {
let value;
const char = String.fromCodePoint(i);
if (cmap[char]) {
value = `'\\${cmap[char]}'`;
} else if (i < 32) {
value = `'\\u${i.toString(16).padStart(4,'0')}'`;
} else value = `'${char}'`;
return value;
}
/**
* @param {number} c
* @param {string} df
*/
function formatChar(c, df) {
if (/[xX]b|o|bb|d/.test(df)) {
return formatInteger(c, 'C', df);
}
return makeJavaChar(c);
}
/**
*
* @param {string} s
* @param {string} display_format
*/
function formatString(s, display_format) {
if (display_format === '!') {
return s;
}
let value = JSON.stringify(s);
if (display_format === 'sb') {
// remove quotes
value = value.slice(1,-1);
}
return value;
}
/**
* @param {hex64} hex64
* @param {string} df
*/
function formatLong(hex64, df) {
let minlength;
if (/[xX]b?/.test(df)) {
minlength = Math.ceil(64 / 4);
let s = `${df[1]?'':'0x'}${hex64.padStart(minlength,'0')}`;
return df[0] === 'x' ? s.toLowerCase() : s.toUpperCase();
}
if (/o/.test(df)) {
minlength = Math.ceil(64 / 3);
return `${df[1]?'':'0'}${NumberBaseConverter.convertBase(hex64,16,8).padStart(minlength, '0')}`;
}
if (/bb?/.test(df)) {
minlength = 64;
return `${df[1]?'':'0b'}${NumberBaseConverter.convertBase(hex64,16,2).padStart(minlength, '0')}`;
}
if (/c/.test(df)) {
return makeJavaChar(parseInt(hex64.slice(-4), 16));
}
return NumberBaseConverter.convertBase(hex64, 16, 10);
}
/**
* @param {number} i
* @param {string} signature
* @param {string} df
*/
function formatInteger(i, signature, df) {
const bits = { B:8,S:16,I:32,C:16 }[signature];
let u = (i & (-1 >>> (32 - bits))) >>> 0;
let minlength;
if (/[xX]b?/.test(df)) {
minlength = Math.ceil(bits / 4);
let s = u.toString(16).padStart(minlength,'0');
s = df[0] === 'x' ? s.toLowerCase() : s.toUpperCase();
return `${df[1]?'':'0x'}${s}`;
}
if (/o/.test(df)) {
minlength = Math.ceil(bits / 3);
return `${df[1]?'':'0'}${u.toString(8).padStart(minlength, '0')}`;
}
if (/bb?/.test(df)) {
minlength = bits;
return `${df[1]?'':'0b'}${u.toString(2).padStart(minlength, '0')}`;
}
if (/c/.test(df)) {
minlength = bits;
return makeJavaChar(u & 0xffff);
}
return i.toString();
}
module.exports = {
VariableManager,
}