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package com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.ast;
import com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.SourceInfo;
/**
* Represents a GWT.runAsync() call.
*/
public class JRunAsync extends JExpression {
private final String name;
private final boolean explicitClassLiteral;
private JExpression onSuccessCall;
private JExpression runAsyncCall;
private final int runAsyncId;
/**
* Constructs a runAsync call node; explicitClassLiteral is set if the corresponding
* GWT.runAsync() call has a class literal.
*/
public JRunAsync(SourceInfo info, int runAsyncId, String name, boolean explicitClassLiteral,
JExpression runAsyncCall, JExpression onSuccessCall) {
super(info);
this.runAsyncId = runAsyncId;
assert name != null;
this.name = name;
this.explicitClassLiteral = explicitClassLiteral;
this.runAsyncCall = runAsyncCall;
this.onSuccessCall = onSuccessCall;
}
/**
* Based on either explicit class literal, or the jsni name of the containing
* method.
*/
public String getName() {
return name;
}
/**
* Returns a call expression akin to {@code callback.onSuccess()}.
* {@link com.google.gwt.dev.jjs.impl.ControlFlowAnalyzer} makes a synthetic
* visit to this call on the "far" side of the split point, ie, the code that
* runs when the fragment is through downloading.
*/
public JExpression getOnSuccessCall() {
return onSuccessCall;
}
/**
* Returns a call expression akin to
* {@code AsyncFragmentLoader.runAsync(7, callback)}. This represents the
* "near" side of the split point, calling into the machinery that queues up
* the fragment download.
*/
public JExpression getRunAsyncCall() {
return runAsyncCall;
}
/**
* Returns a unique id for each runAsync, 1-based.
*
* ReplaceRunAsyncs embeds these ids into the Java AST as parameter
* for a call to {@code }RunAsync.forSplitPointNumber}
*
* TODO(rluble): these ids used to be splitpoint/fragment ids back when there was 1-to-1
* mapping from RunAsyncs to fragment id. This code and the runtime code need to be
* refactored so that its less coupled and cleaner.
*/
public int getRunAsyncId() {
return runAsyncId;
}
@Override
public JType getType() {
return JPrimitiveType.VOID;
}
@Override
public boolean hasSideEffects() {
return true;
}
public void traverse(JVisitor visitor, Context ctx) {
if (visitor.visit(this, ctx)) {
/*
* Normal code flow treats this node like the "near" side call into
* AsyncFragmentLoader. We only visit the onSuccessCall "far" side
* explicitly.
*/
runAsyncCall = visitor.accept(runAsyncCall);
}
visitor.endVisit(this, ctx);
}
/**
* Explcitly traverse the onSuccessCall.
*/
public void traverseOnSuccess(JVisitor visitor) {
onSuccessCall = visitor.accept(onSuccessCall);
}
/**
* Returns true if the corresponding GWT.runAsync call had a class literal.
*/
public boolean hasExplicitClassLiteral() {
return explicitClassLiteral;
}
}