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Closure Compiler is a JavaScript optimizing compiler. It parses your JavaScript, analyzes it, removes dead code and rewrites and minimizes what's left. It also checks syntax, variable references, and types, and warns about common JavaScript pitfalls. It is used in many of Google's JavaScript apps, including Gmail, Google Web Search, Google Maps, and Google Docs. This binary checks for style issues such as incorrect or missing JSDoc usage, and missing goog.require() statements. It does not do more advanced checks such as typechecking.

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package com.google.javascript.jscomp;

import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkNotNull;
import static com.google.common.base.Preconditions.checkState;

import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.Node;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.Token;

/**
 * A class that represents a minimized conditional expression.
 * This is a conditional expression that has been massaged according to
 * DeMorgan's laws in order to minimize the length of the source
 * representation.
 * 

* Depending on the context, a leading NOT node in front of the conditional * may or may not be counted as a cost, so this class provides ways to * access minimized versions of both of those abstract syntax trees (ASTs). */ class MinimizedCondition { /** Definitions of the style of minimization preferred. */ enum MinimizationStyle { /** Compute the length of the minimized condition as including * any leading NOT node, if present. */ PREFER_UNNEGATED, /** Compute the length of the minimized condition without penalizing * a leading NOT node, if present. */ ALLOW_LEADING_NOT } /** A representation equivalent to the original condition. */ private final MeasuredNode positive; /** A representation equivalent to the negation of the original condition. */ private final MeasuredNode negative; private MinimizedCondition(MeasuredNode p, MeasuredNode n) { positive = p; negative = n.change(); } /** * Returns a MinimizedCondition that represents the condition node after * minimization. */ static MinimizedCondition fromConditionNode(Node n) { checkState(n.getParent() != null); switch (n.getToken()) { case NOT: case AND: case OR: case HOOK: case COMMA: return computeMinimizedCondition(n); default: return unoptimized(n); } } /** * Return the shorter representation of the original condition node. *

* Depending on the context, this may require to either penalize or * not the existence of a leading NOT node. *

  • When {@code style} is {@code PREFER_UNNEGATED}, simply try to * minimize the total length of the conditional.
  • *
  • When {@code style} is {@code ALLOW_LEADING_NOT}, prefer the right side * in cases such as: *
    * !x || !y || z ==> !(x && y && !z) *
    * This is useful in contexts such as IFs or HOOKs where subsequent * optimizations can efficiently deal with leading NOTs. *
* * @return the minimized condition MeasuredNode, with equivalent semantics * to that passed to {@link #fromConditionNode}. */ MeasuredNode getMinimized(MinimizationStyle style) { if (style == MinimizationStyle.PREFER_UNNEGATED || positive.node.isNot() || positive.length <= negative.length) { return positive; } else { return negative.addNot(); } } /** * Return a MeasuredNode of the given condition node, without minimizing * the result. *

* Since a MinimizedCondition necessarily must contain two trees, * this method sets the negative side to a invalid node * with an unreasonably high length so that it will * never be chosen by {@link #getMinimized}. * * @param n the conditional expression tree * @return a MinimizedCondition object representing that tree. */ static MinimizedCondition unoptimized(Node n) { checkNotNull(n.getParent()); MeasuredNode pos = new MeasuredNode(n, null, 0, false); MeasuredNode neg = new MeasuredNode(null, null, Integer.MAX_VALUE, true); return new MinimizedCondition(pos, neg); } /** return the best, prefer unchanged */ static MeasuredNode pickBest(MeasuredNode a, MeasuredNode b) { if (a.length == b.length) { return (b.isChanged()) ? a : b; } return (a.length < b.length) ? a : b; } /** * Minimize the condition at the given node. * * @param n the conditional expression tree to minimize. * @return a MinimizedCondition object representing that tree. */ private static MinimizedCondition computeMinimizedCondition(Node n) { switch (n.getToken()) { case NOT: { MinimizedCondition subtree = computeMinimizedCondition(n.getFirstChild()); MeasuredNode positive = pickBest( MeasuredNode.addNode(n, subtree.positive), subtree.negative); MeasuredNode negative = pickBest( subtree.negative.negate(), subtree.positive); return new MinimizedCondition(positive, negative); } case AND: case OR: { Node complementNode = new Node(n.isAnd() ? Token.OR : Token.AND).srcref(n); MinimizedCondition leftSubtree = computeMinimizedCondition(n.getFirstChild()); MinimizedCondition rightSubtree = computeMinimizedCondition(n.getLastChild()); MeasuredNode positive = pickBest( MeasuredNode.addNode(n, leftSubtree.positive, rightSubtree.positive), MeasuredNode.addNode(complementNode, leftSubtree.negative, rightSubtree.negative).negate()); MeasuredNode negative = pickBest( MeasuredNode.addNode(n, leftSubtree.positive, rightSubtree.positive).negate(), MeasuredNode.addNode(complementNode, leftSubtree.negative, rightSubtree.negative).change()); return new MinimizedCondition(positive, negative); } case HOOK: { Node cond = n.getFirstChild(); Node thenNode = cond.getNext(); Node elseNode = thenNode.getNext(); MinimizedCondition thenSubtree = computeMinimizedCondition(thenNode); MinimizedCondition elseSubtree = computeMinimizedCondition(elseNode); MeasuredNode positive = MeasuredNode.addNode( n, MeasuredNode.forNode(cond), thenSubtree.positive, elseSubtree.positive); MeasuredNode negative = MeasuredNode.addNode( n, MeasuredNode.forNode(cond), thenSubtree.negative, elseSubtree.negative); return new MinimizedCondition(positive, negative); } case COMMA: { Node lhs = n.getFirstChild(); MinimizedCondition rhsSubtree = computeMinimizedCondition(lhs.getNext()); MeasuredNode positive = MeasuredNode.addNode( n, MeasuredNode.forNode(lhs), rhsSubtree.positive); MeasuredNode negative = MeasuredNode.addNode( n, MeasuredNode.forNode(lhs), rhsSubtree.negative); return new MinimizedCondition(positive, negative); } default: { MeasuredNode pos = MeasuredNode.forNode(n); MeasuredNode neg = pos.negate(); return new MinimizedCondition(pos, neg); } } } /** An AST-node along with some additional metadata. */ static class MeasuredNode { private final Node node; private final int length; private final boolean changed; private final MeasuredNode[] children; MeasuredNode(Node n, MeasuredNode[] children, int len, boolean ch) { this.node = n; this.children = children; this.length = len; this.changed = ch; } boolean isChanged() { return changed; } boolean isNot() { return node.isNot(); } MeasuredNode withoutNot() { checkState(this.isNot()); return (normalizeChildren(node, children)[0]).change(); } private MeasuredNode negate() { switch (node.getToken()) { case EQ: return updateToken(Token.NE); case NE: return updateToken(Token.EQ); case SHEQ: return updateToken(Token.SHNE); case SHNE: return updateToken(Token.SHEQ); case NOT: return withoutNot(); default: return this.addNot(); } } static MeasuredNode[] normalizeChildren(Node node, MeasuredNode[] children) { if (children != null || !node.hasChildren()) { return children; } else { MeasuredNode[] measuredChildren = new MeasuredNode[node.getChildCount()]; int child = 0; for (Node c : node.children()) { measuredChildren[child++] = forNode(c); } return measuredChildren; } } private MeasuredNode updateToken(Token token) { return new MeasuredNode( new Node(token).srcref(node), normalizeChildren(node, children), length, true); } private MeasuredNode addNot() { return addNode( new Node(Token.NOT).srcref(node), this).change(); } private MeasuredNode change() { return (isChanged()) ? this : new MeasuredNode(node, children, length, true); } /** * Estimate the number of characters in the textual representation of * the given node and that will be devoted to negation or parentheses. * Since these are the only characters that flipping a condition * according to De Morgan's rule can affect, these are the only ones * we count. * Not nodes are counted by the NOT node itself, whereas * parentheses around an expression are counted by the parent node. * @param n the node to be checked. * @return the number of negations and parentheses in the node. */ private static int estimateCostOneLevel(Node n, MeasuredNode ...children) { int cost = 0; if (n.isNot()) { cost++; // A negation is needed. } int parentPrecedence = NodeUtil.precedence(n.getToken()); for (MeasuredNode child : children) { if (child.isLowerPrecedenceThan(parentPrecedence)) { cost += 2; // A pair of parenthesis is needed. } } return cost; } /** * Whether the node type has lower precedence than "precedence" */ boolean isLowerPrecedenceThan(int precedence) { return NodeUtil.precedence(node.getToken()) < precedence; } /** * The returned MeasuredNode is only marked as changed if the children * are marked as changed. */ private static MeasuredNode addNode(Node parent, MeasuredNode ...children) { int cost = 0; boolean changed = false; for (MeasuredNode child : children) { cost += child.length; changed = changed || child.changed; } cost += estimateCostOneLevel(parent, children); return new MeasuredNode(parent, children, cost, changed); } /** * Return a MeasuredNode for a non-particapting AST Node. This is * used for leaf expression nodes. */ private static MeasuredNode forNode(Node n) { return new MeasuredNode(n, null, 0, false); } /** * Whether the MeasuredNode is a change from the original. * This can either be a change within the original AST tree or a * replacement of the original node. */ public boolean willChange(Node original) { checkNotNull(original); return original != this.node || this.isChanged(); } /** * Update the AST for the result of this MeasuredNode. * This can either be a change within the original AST tree or a * replacement of the original node. */ public Node applyTo(Node original) { checkNotNull(original); checkState(willChange(original)); Node replacement = buildReplacement(); if (original != replacement) { safeDetach(replacement); original.replaceWith(replacement); } return replacement; } /** Detach a node only IIF it is in the tree */ private Node safeDetach(Node n) { return (n.getParent() != null) ? n.detach() : n; } /** * Build the final AST structure, detaching component Nodes as necessary * from the original AST. The root Node, if currently attached is left attached * to avoid the need to keep track of its position. */ @VisibleForTesting Node buildReplacement() { if (children != null) { node.detachChildren(); for (MeasuredNode child : children) { Node replacementChild = safeDetach(child.buildReplacement()); node.addChildToBack(replacementChild); } } return node; } } }





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