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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.

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package com.google.javascript.jscomp;

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

import com.google.auto.value.AutoValue;
import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.common.base.Joiner;
import com.google.common.base.MoreObjects;
import com.google.common.collect.HashBasedTable;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSet;
import com.google.common.collect.Table;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.CodingConvention.SubclassRelationship;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.base.format.SimpleFormat;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.diagnostic.LogFile;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.modules.ModuleMap;
import com.google.javascript.jscomp.modules.ModuleMetadataMap.ModuleMetadata;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.IR;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.JSDocInfo;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.Node;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.QualifiedName;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.StaticRef;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.StaticScope;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.StaticSlot;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.StaticSourceFile;
import com.google.javascript.rhino.StaticSymbolTable;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.function.Predicate;
import java.util.function.Supplier;
import org.jspecify.nullness.Nullable;

/**
 * Builds a namespace of all qualified names whose root is in the global scope or a module, plus an
 * index of all references to those global names.
 *
 * 

This class tracks assignments to qualified names (e.g. `a.b.c`), because we often want to * treat them as if they were global variables (e.g. CollapseProperties). However, when a qualified * name begins an optional chain, we will not consider the optional chain to be part of the * qualified name (e.g. `a.b?.c` is the qualified name `a.b` with an optional reference to property * `c`.) We will record such optional chains as ALIASING_GET references to the non-optional * qualified name part. * *

When used as a StaticScope this class acts like a single parentless global scope. The module * references are currently only accessible by {@link #getNameFromModule(ModuleMetadata, String)}, * as many use cases only care about global names. (This may change as module rewriting is moved * later in compilation). Module tracking also only occurs when {@link * com.google.javascript.jscomp.modules.ModuleMapCreator} has run. * *

The namespace can be updated as the AST is changed. Removing names or references should be * done by the methods on Name. Adding new names should be done with {@link #scanNewNodes}. */ class GlobalNamespace implements StaticScope, StaticSymbolTable { private final AbstractCompiler compiler; private final boolean enableImplicitlyAliasedValues; private final Node root; private final Node externsRoot; private final Node globalRoot = IR.root(); private final LinkedHashMap spreadSiblingCache = new LinkedHashMap<>(); private SourceKind sourceKind; private boolean generated = false; /** * Records decisions made by this class. * *

Since this class is a utility used by others, the creating class may provide the log file. */ private final @Nullable LogFile decisionsLog; private static final QualifiedName GOOG_PROVIDE = QualifiedName.of("goog.provide"); enum SourceKind { EXTERN, TYPE_SUMMARY, CODE; static SourceKind fromScriptNode(Node n) { if (!n.isFromExterns()) { return CODE; } else if (NodeUtil.isFromTypeSummary(n)) { return TYPE_SUMMARY; } else { return EXTERN; } } } /** Global namespace tree */ private final List globalNames = new ArrayList<>(); /** Maps names (e.g. "a.b.c") to nodes in the global namespace tree */ private final Map nameMap = new LinkedHashMap<>(); /** Maps names (e.g. "a.b.c") and MODULE_BODY nodes to Names in that module */ private final Table nameMapByModule = HashBasedTable.create(); /** Limits traversal to scripts matching the given predicate. */ private Predicate shouldTraverseScript = (n) -> true; /** * Creates an instance that may emit warnings when building the namespace. * * @param compiler The AbstractCompiler, for reporting code changes * @param root The root of the rest of the code to build a namespace for. */ GlobalNamespace(LogFile decisionsLog, AbstractCompiler compiler, Node root) { this(decisionsLog, compiler, null, root); } /** * Creates an instance that may emit warnings when building the namespace. * * @param compiler The AbstractCompiler, for reporting code changes * @param root The root of the rest of the code to build a namespace for. */ GlobalNamespace(AbstractCompiler compiler, Node root) { this(/* decisionsLog= */ null, compiler, null, root); } /** * Creates an instance that may emit warnings when building the namespace. * * @param compiler The AbstractCompiler, for reporting code changes * @param externsRoot The root of the externs to build a namespace for. If this is null, externs * and properties defined on extern types will not be included in the global namespace. If * non-null, it allows user-defined function on extern types to be included in the global * namespace. E.g. String.foo. * @param root The root of the rest of the code to build a namespace for. */ GlobalNamespace(AbstractCompiler compiler, Node externsRoot, Node root) { this(null, compiler, externsRoot, root); } /** * Creates an instance that may emit warnings when building the namespace. * * @param decisionsLog where to log decisions made by this instance * @param compiler The AbstractCompiler, for reporting code changes * @param externsRoot The root of the externs to build a namespace for. If this is null, externs * and properties defined on extern types will not be included in the global namespace. If * non-null, it allows user-defined function on extern types to be included in the global * namespace. E.g. String.foo. * @param root The root of the rest of the code to build a namespace for. */ GlobalNamespace( @Nullable LogFile decisionsLog, AbstractCompiler compiler, @Nullable Node externsRoot, Node root) { this.decisionsLog = decisionsLog; this.compiler = compiler; this.externsRoot = externsRoot; this.root = root; this.enableImplicitlyAliasedValues = !compiler.getOptions().getAssumeStaticInheritanceIsNotUsed(); } void setShouldTraverseScriptPredicate(Predicate shouldTraverseScript) { this.shouldTraverseScript = shouldTraverseScript; } boolean hasExternsRoot() { return externsRoot != null; } @Override public Node getRootNode() { return root.getParent(); } /** * Returns the root node of the scope in which the root of a qualified name is declared, or null. * * @param name A variable name (e.g. "a") * @param s The scope in which the name is referenced * @return The root node of the scope in which this is defined, or null if this is undeclared. */ private @Nullable Node getRootNode(String name, Scope s) { name = getTopVarName(name); Var v = s.getVar(name); if (v == null) { Name providedName = nameMap.get(name); return providedName != null && providedName.getBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_PROVIDED) ? globalRoot : null; } return v.isLocal() ? v.getScopeRoot() : globalRoot; } @Override public StaticScope getParentScope() { return null; } @Override public Name getSlot(String name) { return getOwnSlot(name); } @Override public Name getOwnSlot(String name) { ensureGenerated(); return nameMap.get(name); } @Override public Iterable getReferences(Name slot) { ensureGenerated(); return Collections.unmodifiableCollection(slot.getRefs()); } @Override public StaticScope getScope(Name slot) { return this; } @Override public Collection getAllSymbols() { ensureGenerated(); return Collections.unmodifiableCollection(getNameIndex().values()); } private void ensureGenerated() { if (!generated) { process(); } } /** * Gets a list of the roots of the forest of the global names, where the roots are the top-level * names. */ List getNameForest() { ensureGenerated(); return globalNames; } /** * Gets an index of all the global names, indexed by full qualified name (as in "a", "a.b.c", * etc.). */ Map getNameIndex() { ensureGenerated(); return nameMap; } /** * A simple data class that contains the information necessary to inspect a node for changes to * the global namespace. */ static class AstChange { final Scope scope; final Node node; AstChange(Scope scope, Node node) { this.scope = scope; this.node = node; } @Override public boolean equals(Object obj) { if (obj instanceof AstChange) { AstChange other = (AstChange) obj; return Objects.equals(this.scope, other.scope) && Objects.equals(this.node, other.node); } return false; } @Override public int hashCode() { return Objects.hash(this.scope, this.node); } } /** * If the client adds new nodes to the AST, scan these new nodes to see if they've added any * references to the global namespace. * * @param newNodes New nodes to check. */ void scanNewNodes(Set newNodes) { BuildGlobalNamespace builder = new BuildGlobalNamespace(); for (AstChange info : newNodes) { if (!info.node.isQualifiedName() && !NodeUtil.mayBeObjectLitKey(info.node)) { continue; } scanFromNode(builder, info.scope, info.node); } } private void scanFromNode(BuildGlobalNamespace builder, Scope scope, Node n) { // Check affected parent nodes first. Node parent = n.getParent(); if ((n.isName() || n.isGetProp()) && parent.isGetProp()) { // e.g. when replacing "my.alias.prop" with "foo.bar.prop" // we want also want to visit "foo.bar.prop", since that's a new global qname we are now // referencing. scanFromNode(builder, scope, n.getParent()); } else if (n.getPrevious() != null && n.getPrevious().isObjectPattern()) { // e.g. if we change `const {x} = bar` to `const {x} = foo`, add a new reference to `foo.x` // attached to the STRING_KEY `x` Node pattern = n.getPrevious(); for (Node key = pattern.getFirstChild(); key != null; key = key.getNext()) { if (key.isStringKey()) { scanFromNode(builder, scope, key); } } } builder.collect(scope, n); } /** Builds the namespace lazily. */ private void process() { NodeTraversal.Builder traversal = NodeTraversal.builder().setCompiler(compiler).setCallback(new BuildGlobalNamespace()); if (hasExternsRoot()) { traversal.traverseRoots(externsRoot, root); } else { traversal.traverse(root); } generated = true; } /** * Gets the top variable name from a possibly namespaced name. * * @param name A variable or qualified property name (e.g. "a" or "a.b.c.d") * @return The top variable name (e.g. "a") */ private static String getTopVarName(String name) { int firstDotIndex = name.indexOf('.'); return firstDotIndex == -1 ? name : name.substring(0, firstDotIndex); } @Nullable Name getNameFromModule(ModuleMetadata moduleMetadata, String name) { checkNotNull(moduleMetadata); checkNotNull(name); ensureGenerated(); return nameMapByModule.get(moduleMetadata, name); } /** * Returns whether a declaration node, inside an object-literal, has a following OBJECT_SPREAD * sibling. * *

This check is implemented using a cache because otherwise it has aggregate {@code O(n^2)} * performance in terms of the size of an OBJECTLIT. If each declaration checked each sibling * independently, each sibling would be checked up-to once for each of it's preceeding siblings. */ private boolean declarationHasFollowingObjectSpreadSibling(Node declaration) { checkState(declaration.getParent().isObjectLit(), declaration); @Nullable Boolean cached = this.spreadSiblingCache.get(declaration); if (cached != null) { return cached; } /* * Iterate backward over all children of the object-literal, filling in the cache. * *

We iterate the entire literal because we expect to eventually need the result for each of * them. Additionally, it makes the loop conditions simpler. * *

We use a loop rather than recursion to minimize stack depth. Large object-literals were * the reason caching was added. */ boolean toCache = false; for (Node sibling = declaration.getParent().getLastChild(); sibling != null; sibling = sibling.getPrevious()) { if (sibling.isSpread()) { toCache = true; } this.spreadSiblingCache.put(sibling, toCache); } return this.spreadSiblingCache.get(declaration); } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- /** Builds a tree representation of the global namespace. Omits prototypes. */ private class BuildGlobalNamespace extends NodeTraversal.AbstractPreOrderCallback { private @Nullable Node curModuleRoot = null; private @Nullable ModuleMetadata curMetadata = null; /** Collect the references in pre-order. */ @Override public boolean shouldTraverse(NodeTraversal t, Node n, Node parent) { if (n.isScript() && !shouldTraverseScript.test(n)) { return false; } if (hasExternsRoot() && n.isScript()) { // When checking type-summary files, we want to consider them like normal code // for some things (like alias inlining) but like externs for other things. sourceKind = SourceKind.fromScriptNode(n); } else if (n == root) { sourceKind = SourceKind.CODE; } if (n.isModuleBody() || NodeUtil.isBundledGoogModuleScopeRoot(n)) { setupModuleMetadata(n); } else if (n.isScript() || NodeUtil.isBundledGoogModuleCall(n)) { curModuleRoot = null; curMetadata = null; } collect(t.getScope(), n); return true; } /** * Initializes the {@link ModuleMetadata} for a goog;.module or ES module * * @param moduleRoot either a MODULE_BODY or a goog.loadModule BLOCK. */ private void setupModuleMetadata(Node moduleRoot) { ModuleMap moduleMap = compiler.getModuleMap(); if (moduleMap == null) { return; } curModuleRoot = moduleRoot; curMetadata = checkNotNull( ModuleImportResolver.getModuleFromScopeRoot(moduleMap, compiler, moduleRoot) .metadata()); if (curMetadata.isGoogModule()) { getOrCreateName("exports", curMetadata); } } private void collect(Scope scope, Node n) { Node parent = n.getParent(); String name; boolean isSet = false; NameProp type = NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT; switch (n.getToken()) { case GETTER_DEF: case SETTER_DEF: case MEMBER_FUNCTION_DEF: if (parent.isClassMembers() && !n.isStaticMember()) { return; // Within a class, only static members define global names. } name = NodeUtil.getBestLValueName(n); isSet = true; type = n.isMemberFunctionDef() ? NameProp.FUNCTION : NameProp.GET_SET; break; case STRING_KEY: name = null; if (parent.isObjectLit()) { ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis analysis = createObjLitStringKeyAnalysis(n); name = analysis.getNameString(); type = analysis.getNameType(); isSet = true; } else if (parent.isObjectPattern()) { name = getNameForObjectPatternKey(n); type = getValueType(n.getFirstChild()); // not a set } // else not a reference we should record break; case NAME: case GETPROP: // OPTCHAIN_GETPROP is intentionally not included in this case. // "a.b?.c" is not a reference to the global name "a.b.c" for the // purposes of GlobalNamespace. // TODO(b/127505242): CAST parents may indicate a set. // This may be a variable get or set. switch (parent.getToken()) { case VAR: case LET: case CONST: isSet = true; Node rvalue = n.getFirstChild(); type = (rvalue == null) ? NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT : getValueType(rvalue); break; case ASSIGN: if (parent.getFirstChild() == n) { isSet = true; type = getValueType(n.getNext()); } break; case GETPROP: // This name is nested in a getprop. Return and only create a Ref for the outermost // getprop in the chain. return; case FUNCTION: Node grandparent = parent.getParent(); if (grandparent == null || NodeUtil.isFunctionExpression(parent)) { return; } isSet = true; type = NameProp.FUNCTION; break; case CATCH: case INC: case DEC: isSet = true; type = NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT; break; case CLASS: // The first child is the class name, and the second child is the superclass name. if (parent.getFirstChild() == n) { isSet = true; type = NameProp.CLASS; } break; case STRING_KEY: case ARRAY_PATTERN: case DEFAULT_VALUE: case COMPUTED_PROP: case ITER_REST: case OBJECT_REST: // This may be a set. // TODO(b/120303257): this should extend to qnames too, but doing // so causes invalid output. Covered in CollapsePropertiesTest if (n.isName() && NodeUtil.isLhsByDestructuring(n)) { isSet = true; type = NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT; } break; case ITER_SPREAD: case OBJECT_SPREAD: break; // isSet = false, type = OTHER. case CALL: if (n.isFirstChildOf(parent) && isObjectHasOwnPropertyCall(parent)) { String qname = n.getFirstChild().getQualifiedName(); Name globalName = getOrCreateName(qname, curMetadata); globalName.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_USED_HAS_OWN_PROPERTY); } break; default: if (NodeUtil.isAssignmentOp(parent) && parent.getFirstChild() == n) { isSet = true; type = NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT; } } if (!n.isQualifiedName()) { return; } name = n.getQualifiedName(); break; case CALL: if (parent.isExprResult() && GOOG_PROVIDE.matches(n.getFirstChild()) && n.getSecondChild().isStringLit()) { // goog.provide goes through a different code path than regular sets because it can // create multiple names, e.g. `goog.provide('a.b.c');` creates the global names // a, a.b, and a.b.c. Other sets only create a single global name. createNamesFromProvide(n.getSecondChild().getString()); return; } return; default: return; } if (name == null) { return; } Node root = getRootNode(name, scope); // We are only interested in global and module names. if (!isTopLevelScopeRoot(root)) { return; } ModuleMetadata nameMetadata = root == globalRoot ? null : curMetadata; if (isSet) { // Use the closest hoist scope to select handleSetFromGlobal or handleSetFromLocal // because they use the term 'global' in an ES5, pre-block-scoping sense. Scope hoistScope = scope.getClosestHoistScope(); // Consider a set to be 'global' if it is in the hoist scope in which the name is defined. // For example, a global name set in a module scope is a 'local' set, but a module-level // name set in a module scope is a 'global' set. if (hoistScope.isGlobal() || (root != globalRoot && hoistScope.getRootNode() == curModuleRoot)) { handleSetFromGlobal(scope, n, name, type, nameMetadata); } else { handleSetFromLocal(scope, n, name, nameMetadata); } } else { handleGet(scope, n, name, nameMetadata); } } private ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis createObjLitStringKeyAnalysis(Node stringKeyNode) { String nameString = NodeUtil.getBestLValueName(stringKeyNode); if (nameString != null) { // `parent.qname = { myPropName: myValue }`; // `NodeUtil.getBestLValueName()` finds the name being assigned for this case. return ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis.forObjLitAssignment( nameString, getValueType(stringKeyNode.getOnlyChild())); } else { // maybe we have a case like // `Object.defineProperties(parentName, { myPropName: { get: ..., set: ..., ... })` Node objLitNode = stringKeyNode.getParent(); checkArgument(objLitNode.isObjectLit(), objLitNode); Node objLitParentNode = objLitNode.getParent(); if (NodeUtil.isObjectDefinePropertiesDefinition(objLitParentNode)) { Node receiverNode = objLitParentNode.getSecondChild(); if (receiverNode.isQualifiedName()) { checkState(objLitNode == receiverNode.getNext(), objLitParentNode); nameString = receiverNode.getQualifiedName() + "." + stringKeyNode.getString(); return ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis.forObjectDefineProperty(nameString); } } return ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis.forNonReference(); } } /** Declares all subnamespaces from `goog.provide('some.long.namespace')` globally. */ private void createNamesFromProvide(String namespace) { Name name; int dot = 0; while (dot >= 0) { dot = namespace.indexOf('.', dot + 1); String subNamespace = dot < 0 ? namespace : namespace.substring(0, dot); checkState(!subNamespace.isEmpty()); name = getOrCreateName(subNamespace, null); name.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_PROVIDED); } Name newName = getOrCreateName(namespace, null); newName.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_PROVIDED); } /** * Whether the given name root represents a global or module-level name * *

This method will return false for functions and blocks and true for module bodies and the * {@code globalRoot}. The one exception is if the function or block is from a goog.loadModule * argument, as those functions/blocks are treated as module roots. */ private boolean isTopLevelScopeRoot(Node root) { if (root == null) { return false; } else if (root == globalRoot) { return true; } else if (root == curModuleRoot) { return true; } // Given // goog.loadModule(function(exports) { // pretend that assignments to `exports` or `exports.x = ...` are scoped to the function body, // although `exports` is really in the enclosing function parameter scope. return curModuleRoot != null && curModuleRoot.isBlock() && root == curModuleRoot.getParent(); } /** * Gets the fully qualified name corresponding to an object pattern key, as long as it is not in * a nested pattern and is destructuring an qualified name. * * @param stringKey A child of an OBJECT_PATTERN node * @return The global name, or null if {@code n} doesn't correspond to the key of an object * literal that can be named */ @Nullable String getNameForObjectPatternKey(Node stringKey) { Node parent = stringKey.getParent(); checkState(parent.isObjectPattern()); Node patternParent = parent.getParent(); if (patternParent.isAssign() || patternParent.isDestructuringLhs()) { // this is a top-level string key. we find the name. Node rhs = patternParent.getSecondChild(); if (rhs == null || !rhs.isQualifiedName()) { // The rhs is null for patterns in parameter lists, enhanced for loops, and catch exprs return null; } return rhs.getQualifiedName() + "." + stringKey.getString(); } else { // skip this step for nested patterns for now return null; } } /** * Gets the type of a value or simple expression. * * @param n An r-value in an assignment or variable declaration (not null) */ NameProp getValueType(Node n) { switch (n.getToken()) { case CLASS: return NameProp.CLASS; case OBJECTLIT: return NameProp.OBJECTLIT; case FUNCTION: return NameProp.FUNCTION; case OR: // Recurse on the second value. If the first value were an object // literal or function, then the OR would be meaningless and the // second value would be dead code. Assume that if the second value // is an object literal or function, then the first value will also // evaluate to one when it doesn't evaluate to false. return getValueType(n.getLastChild()); case HOOK: // The same line of reasoning used for the OR case applies here. Node second = n.getSecondChild(); NameProp t = getValueType(second); if (t != NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT) { return t; } Node third = second.getNext(); return getValueType(third); default: break; } return NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT; } /** * Updates our representation of the global namespace to reflect an assignment to a global name * in any scope where variables are hoisted to the global scope (i.e. the global scope in an ES5 * sense). * * @param scope the current scope * @param n The node currently being visited * @param name The global name (e.g. "a" or "a.b.c.d") * @param type The type of the value that the name is being assigned */ void handleSetFromGlobal( Scope scope, Node n, String name, NameProp type, ModuleMetadata metadata) { if (maybeHandlePrototypePrefix(scope, n, name, metadata)) { return; } Name nameObj = getOrCreateName(name, metadata); if (!nameObj.isGetOrSetDefinition()) { // Don't change the type of a getter or setter. This is because given: // var a = {set b(item) {}}; a.b = class {}; // `a.b = class {};` does not change the runtime value of a.b, and we do not want to change // the 'type' of a.b to Type.CLASS. // TODO(lharker): for non-setter cases, do we really want to just treat the last set of // a name as canonical? e.g. what if a name is first set to a class, then an object literal? nameObj.setNameType(type); } if (n.getBooleanProp(Node.MODULE_EXPORT)) { nameObj.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_MODULE_PROP); } if (isNestedAssign(n.getParent())) { // This assignment is both a set and a get that creates an alias. Ref.Type refType = Ref.Type.GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL; addOrConfirmRef(nameObj, n, refType, scope); } else { addOrConfirmRef(nameObj, n, Ref.Type.SET_FROM_GLOBAL, scope); nameObj.setDeclaredTypeKind(getDeclaredTypeKind(n)); } } /** * Determines whether a set operation is a constructor or enumeration or interface declaration. * The set operation may either be an assignment to a name, a variable declaration, or an object * literal key mapping. * * @param n The node that represents the name being set */ private NameProp getDeclaredTypeKind(Node n) { Node valueNode = NodeUtil.getRValueOfLValue(n); final NameProp kind; if (valueNode == null) { kind = NameProp.NOT_A_TYPE; } else if (valueNode.isClass()) { // Always treat classes as having a declared type. (Transpiled classes are annotated // @constructor) kind = NameProp.CONSTRUCTOR_TYPE; } else { JSDocInfo info = NodeUtil.getBestJSDocInfo(n); // Heed the annotations only if they're sensibly used. if (info == null) { kind = NameProp.NOT_A_TYPE; } else if (info.isConstructor() && valueNode.isFunction()) { kind = NameProp.CONSTRUCTOR_TYPE; } else if (info.isInterface() && valueNode.isFunction()) { kind = NameProp.INTERFACE_TYPE; } else if (info.hasEnumParameterType() && valueNode.isObjectLit()) { kind = NameProp.ENUM_TYPE; } else { kind = NameProp.NOT_A_TYPE; } } return kind; } /** * Updates our representation of the global namespace to reflect an assignment to a global name * in a local scope. * * @param scope The current scope * @param n The node currently being visited * @param name The global name (e.g. "a" or "a.b.c.d") */ void handleSetFromLocal(Scope scope, Node n, String name, ModuleMetadata metadata) { if (maybeHandlePrototypePrefix(scope, n, name, metadata)) { return; } Name nameObj = getOrCreateName(name, metadata); if (n.getBooleanProp(Node.MODULE_EXPORT)) { nameObj.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_MODULE_PROP); } if (isNestedAssign(n.getParent())) { // This assignment is both a set and a get that creates an alias. addOrConfirmRef(nameObj, n, Ref.Type.GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL, scope); } else { addOrConfirmRef(nameObj, n, Ref.Type.SET_FROM_LOCAL, scope); } } /** * Updates our representation of the global namespace to reflect a read of a global name. * * @param scope The current scope * @param n The node currently being visited * @param name The global name (e.g. "a" or "a.b.c.d") */ void handleGet(Scope scope, Node n, String name, ModuleMetadata metadata) { if (maybeHandlePrototypePrefix(scope, n, name, metadata)) { return; } Ref.Type type = determineRefTypeForGet(n, n, name); addOrConfirmRef(getOrCreateName(name, metadata), n, type, scope); } /** * Determine the Ref.Type for referenceNode by inspecting parents and recusively ascending as * necessary, where n represents. * * @param n The node currently being visited * @param referenceNode The node hosting the name. * @param name The global name (e.g. "a" or "a.b.c.d") */ private Ref.Type determineRefTypeForGet(Node n, Node referenceNode, String name) { Ref.Type type; Node parent = n.getParent(); switch (parent.getToken()) { case EXPR_RESULT: case IF: case WHILE: case FOR: case INSTANCEOF: case TYPEOF: case VOID: case NOT: case BITNOT: case POS: case NEG: case SHEQ: case EQ: case SHNE: case NE: case LT: case LE: case GT: case GE: case ADD: case SUB: case MUL: case DIV: case MOD: case EXPONENT: case BITAND: case BITOR: case BITXOR: case LSH: case RSH: case URSH: type = Ref.Type.DIRECT_GET; break; case OPTCHAIN_CALL: case CALL: if (n == parent.getFirstChild()) { // It is a call target type = Ref.Type.CALL_GET; } else if (isClassDefiningCall(parent)) { type = Ref.Type.DIRECT_GET; } else { type = Ref.Type.ALIASING_GET; } break; case NEW: type = n == parent.getFirstChild() ? Ref.Type.DIRECT_GET : Ref.Type.ALIASING_GET; break; case CAST: case OR: case AND: case COALESCE: // This node is x or y in (x||y), (x&&y), or (x??y). We only know that an // alias is not getting created for this name if the result is used // in a boolean context or assigned to the same name // (e.g. var a = a || {}). type = determineRefTypeForGet(parent, referenceNode, name); break; case NAME: // Only LET, CONST, VAR declarations have NAME nodes // with children. // Of particular interest is "var n = n || {}" if (n != referenceNode && name.equals(parent.getString())) { type = Ref.Type.DIRECT_GET; } else { type = Ref.Type.ALIASING_GET; } break; case COMMA: case HOOK: if (n != parent.getFirstChild()) { // This node is y or z in (x?y:z) or (x,y). We only know that an alias is // not getting created for this name if the result is assigned to // the same name (e.g. var a = a ? a : {}). type = determineRefTypeForGet(parent, referenceNode, name); } else { type = Ref.Type.DIRECT_GET; } break; case DELPROP: type = Ref.Type.DELETE_PROP; break; case CLASS: // This node is the superclass in an extends clause. type = Ref.Type.SUBCLASSING_GET; break; case DESTRUCTURING_LHS: case ASSIGN: Node lhs = n.getPrevious(); if (lhs == null) { // TODO(b/127505242): CAST confused the "is this a get or set?" // logic and "handleGet" should not have been called. type = Ref.Type.ALIASING_GET; break; } while (lhs.isCast()) { // Case: `/** @type {!Foo} */ (x) = ...`; or multiple casts like `(cast(cast(x)) =` lhs = lhs.getOnlyChild(); } // This is a recursive ascent check if this an assignment // to itself. This handles cases like: "a.b = a.b || {}" if (n != referenceNode) { if (lhs.matchesQualifiedName(name)) { return Ref.Type.DIRECT_GET; } } switch (lhs.getToken()) { case NAME: case GETPROP: case GETELEM: // The rhs of an assign or a name declaration is escaped if it's assigned to a name // directly ... case ARRAY_PATTERN: case OBJECT_PATTERN: // ... or referenced through numeric/object keys. type = Ref.Type.ALIASING_GET; break; default: throw new IllegalStateException( "Unexpected previous sibling of " + n.getToken() + ": " + n.getPrevious()); } break; case OBJECT_PATTERN: // Handle STRING_KEYS in object patterns. case ITER_SPREAD: case OBJECT_SPREAD: case RETURN: case THROW: default: // NOTE: There are likely more cases where we should be returning // DIRECT_GET. type = Ref.Type.ALIASING_GET; break; } return type; } /** * If there is already a Ref for the given name & node, confirm it matches what we would create. * Otherwise add a new one. */ private void addOrConfirmRef(Name nameObj, Node node, Ref.Type refType, Scope scope) { Ref existingRef = nameObj.getRefForNode(node); if (existingRef == null) { nameObj.addRef(scope, node, refType); } else { // module and scope are dependent on Node, so not much point in checking them Ref.Type existingRefType = existingRef.type; checkState( existingRefType == refType, "existing ref type: %s expected: %s", existingRefType, refType); } } private boolean isClassDefiningCall(Node callNode) { CodingConvention convention = compiler.getCodingConvention(); // Look for goog.inherits and J2CL mixin calls SubclassRelationship classes = convention.getClassesDefinedByCall(callNode); if (classes != null) { return true; } // Look for calls to goog.addSingletonGetter calls. String className = convention.getSingletonGetterClassName(callNode); return className != null; } /** Detect calls of the form a.b.hasOwnProperty(c); that prevent property collapsing on a.b */ private boolean isObjectHasOwnPropertyCall(Node callNode) { checkArgument(callNode.isCall(), callNode); if (!callNode.hasTwoChildren()) { return false; } Node callee = callNode.getFirstChild(); if (!callee.isGetProp()) { return false; } Node receiver = callee.getFirstChild(); return "hasOwnProperty".equals(callee.getString()) && receiver.isQualifiedName(); } /** * Updates our representation of the global namespace to reflect a read of a global name's * longest prefix before the "prototype" property if the name includes the "prototype" property. * Does nothing otherwise. * * @param scope The current scope * @param n The node currently being visited * @param name The global name (e.g. "a" or "a.b.c.d") * @return Whether the name was handled */ boolean maybeHandlePrototypePrefix(Scope scope, Node n, String name, ModuleMetadata metadata) { // We use a string-based approach instead of inspecting the parse tree // to avoid complexities with object literals, possibly nested, beneath // assignments. int numLevelsToRemove; String prefix; if (name.endsWith(".prototype")) { numLevelsToRemove = 1; prefix = name.substring(0, name.length() - 10); } else { int i = name.indexOf(".prototype."); if (i == -1) { return false; } prefix = name.substring(0, i); numLevelsToRemove = 2; i = name.indexOf('.', i + 11); while (i >= 0) { numLevelsToRemove++; i = name.indexOf('.', i + 1); } } if (NodeUtil.mayBeObjectLitKey(n)) { // Object literal keys have no prefix that's referenced directly per // key, so we're done. return true; } for (int i = 0; i < numLevelsToRemove; i++) { n = n.getFirstChild(); } addOrConfirmRef(getOrCreateName(prefix, metadata), n, Ref.Type.PROTOTYPE_GET, scope); return true; } /** * Determines whether an assignment is nested (i.e. whether its return value is used). * * @param parent The parent of the current traversal node (not null) * @return Whether it appears that the return value of the assignment is used */ boolean isNestedAssign(Node parent) { return parent.isAssign() && !parent.getParent().isExprResult(); } /** * Gets a {@link Name} instance for a global name. Creates it if necessary, as well as instances * for any of its prefixes that are not yet defined. * * @param name A global name (e.g. "a", "a.b.c.d") * @return The {@link Name} instance for {@code name} */ Name getOrCreateName(String name, @Nullable ModuleMetadata metadata) { Name node = metadata == null ? nameMap.get(name) : nameMapByModule.get(metadata, name); if (node == null) { int i = name.lastIndexOf('.'); if (i >= 0) { String parentName = name.substring(0, i); Name parent = getOrCreateName(parentName, metadata); node = parent.addProperty(name.substring(i + 1), sourceKind); if (metadata == null) { nameMap.put(name, node); } else { nameMapByModule.put(metadata, name, node); } } else { node = new Name(name, null, sourceKind); if (metadata == null) { globalNames.add(node); nameMap.put(name, node); } else { nameMapByModule.put(metadata, name, node); } } } return node; } } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- @VisibleForTesting Name createNameForTesting(String name) { return new Name(name, null, SourceKind.CODE); } /** * How much to inline a {@link Name}. * *

The `Inlinability#INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_*` cass are really an indicator that something * 'unsafe' is happening in order to not break CollapseProperties as badly. Sadly {@link * Inlinability #INLINE_COMPLETELY} may also be unsafe. */ enum Inlinability { INLINE_COMPLETELY( /* shouldInlineUsages= */ true, /* shouldRemoveDeclaration= */ true, /* canCollapse= */ true), INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_ENUM( /* shouldInlineUsages= */ true, /* shouldRemoveDeclaration= */ false, /* canCollapse= */ true), INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_INTERFACE( /* shouldInlineUsages= */ true, /* shouldRemoveDeclaration= */ false, /* canCollapse= */ true), INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_CLASS( /* shouldInlineUsages= */ true, /* shouldRemoveDeclaration= */ false, /* canCollapse= */ true), DO_NOT_INLINE( /* shouldInlineUsages= */ false, /* shouldRemoveDeclaration= */ false, /* canCollapse= */ false); private final boolean shouldInlineUsages; private final boolean shouldRemoveDeclaration; private final boolean canCollapse; Inlinability(boolean shouldInlineUsages, boolean shouldRemoveDeclaration, boolean canCollapse) { this.shouldInlineUsages = shouldInlineUsages; this.shouldRemoveDeclaration = shouldRemoveDeclaration; this.canCollapse = canCollapse; } boolean shouldInlineUsages() { return this.shouldInlineUsages; } boolean shouldRemoveDeclaration() { return this.shouldRemoveDeclaration; } boolean canCollapse() { return this.canCollapse; } } /** * A name defined in global scope (e.g. "a" or "a.b.c.d"). * *

Instances form a tree describing the "Closure namespaces" in the program. As the parse tree * traversal proceeds, we'll discover that some names correspond to JavaScript objects whose * properties we should consider collapsing. */ final class Name implements StaticSlot { private final String baseName; private final Name parent; // The children of this name. Must be null if there are no children. @Nullable List props; /** The declaration of a name. */ private @Nullable Ref declaration; /** The first global assignment to a name. */ private @Nullable Ref initialization; /** * Keep track of which Nodes are Refs for this Name. * *

This is either null, a {@code Map} refsForNodeMap or a singleton Ref. * *

This makes the code using refsForNode more complex but greatly decreases the memory usage * of this class. For example, one project had more than 5 million Names, and more than 80% of * those Names had exactly 1 Ref, their declaration. So specializing this field to sometimes be * a single Ref, not a map, saves on creating > 4 million Map instances. */ private Object refsForNode = null; private int globalSets = 0; private int localSets = 0; private int localSetsWithNoCollapse = 0; private int aliasingGets = 0; private int totalGets = 0; private int callGets = 0; private int deleteProps = 0; private int subclassingGets = 0; /** * Bitset containing {@link NameProp}s * *

Using a bit set over boolean fields is a memory optimization. Large projects can have * millions of Name objects, so saving a few bytes per Name is useful. */ private int propertyBitSet = 0; // Will be set to the JSDocInfo associated with the first SET_FROM_GLOBAL reference added // that has JSDocInfo. // e.g. // /** @type {number} */ // X.numberProp = 3; private @Nullable JSDocInfo firstDeclarationJSDocInfo = null; // Will be set to the JSDocInfo associated with the first get reference that is a statement // by itself. // e.g. // /** @type {number} */ // X.numberProp; private @Nullable JSDocInfo firstQnameDeclarationWithoutAssignmentJsDocInfo = null; private Name(String name, Name parent, SourceKind sourceKind) { this.baseName = name; this.parent = parent; this.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.NOT_A_TYPE); this.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT); if (sourceKind.equals(SourceKind.EXTERN)) { this.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_EXTERN); } } Name addProperty(String name, SourceKind sourceKind) { if (props == null) { props = new ArrayList<>(); } Name node = new Name(name, this, sourceKind); props.add(node); return node; } String getBaseName() { return baseName; } boolean inExterns() { return this.getBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_EXTERN); } int subclassingGetCount() { return this.subclassingGets; } @Override public String getName() { return getFullName(); } String getFullName() { return parent == null ? baseName : parent.getFullName() + '.' + baseName; } boolean usesHasOwnProperty() { return getBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_USED_HAS_OWN_PROPERTY); } @Override public @Nullable Ref getDeclaration() { return declaration; } public @Nullable Ref getInitialization() { return initialization; } boolean isFunction() { return getBooleanProperty(NameProp.FUNCTION); } boolean isClass() { return getBooleanProperty(NameProp.CLASS); } boolean isObjectLiteral() { return getBooleanProperty(NameProp.OBJECTLIT); } int getAliasingGets() { return aliasingGets; } int getSubclassingGets() { return subclassingGets; } int getLocalSets() { return localSets; } int getGlobalSets() { return globalSets; } int getTotalSets() { return globalSets + localSets; } int getCallGets() { return callGets; } int getTotalGets() { return totalGets; } int getDeleteProps() { return deleteProps; } Name getParent() { return parent; } @Override public StaticScope getScope() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } private void setBooleanProperty(NameProp property) { this.propertyBitSet = this.propertyBitSet | property.bit; } private boolean getBooleanProperty(NameProp property) { return (this.propertyBitSet & property.bit) != 0; } private void addRef(Scope scope, Node node, Ref.Type type) { checkNoExistingRefsForNode(node); Ref ref = createNewRef(scope, node, type); putRef(node, ref); updateStateForAddedRef(ref); } private void checkNoExistingRefsForNode(Node node) { if (this.refsForNode == null) { return; } if (this.refsForNode instanceof Ref) { checkState( ((Ref) this.refsForNode).node != node, "Ref already exists for node: %s", refsForNode); return; } Ref refForNode = castRefsForNodeMap().get(node); checkState(refForNode == null, "Ref already exists for node: %s", refForNode); } @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") private Map castRefsForNodeMap() { return (Map) refsForNode; } private Ref createNewRef(Scope scope, Node node, Ref.Type type) { return new Ref( checkNotNull(scope), checkNotNull(node), // may be null later, but not on creation type); } private void putRef(Node node, Ref ref) { if (this.refsForNode == null) { this.refsForNode = ref; return; } if (refsForNode instanceof Ref) { // Convert the singleton Ref object into a map, so that we can store a second Ref. Map refsForNodeMap = new LinkedHashMap<>(); Ref existingRef = (Ref) this.refsForNode; refsForNodeMap.put(existingRef.node, existingRef); this.refsForNode = refsForNodeMap; } castRefsForNodeMap().put(node, ref); } Ref addSingleRefForTesting(Node node, Ref.Type type) { Ref ref = new Ref(/* scope= */ null, /* node= */ node, type); putRef(node, ref); updateStateForAddedRef(ref); return ref; } /** * Add an ALIASING_GET Ref for the given Node using the same Ref properties as the declaration * Ref, which must exist. * *

Only for use by CollapseProperties. * * @param newRefNode newly added AST node that refers to this Name and appears in the same * module and scope as the Ref that declares this Name */ void addAliasingGetClonedFromDeclaration(Node newRefNode) { // TODO(bradfordcsmith): It would be good to add checks that the scope is correct. Ref declRef = checkNotNull(declaration); addRef(declRef.scope, newRefNode, Ref.Type.ALIASING_GET); } /** * Updates counters and JSDocInfo recorded for the name to include a newly added Ref. * *

Must be called exactly once when a new Ref is added. * * @param ref a Ref that has just been added for this Name */ private void updateStateForAddedRef(Ref ref) { switch (ref.type) { case GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL: case SET_FROM_GLOBAL: if (declaration == null) { declaration = ref; } if (initialization == null && !ref.isUninitializedDeclaration()) { // Record the reference where the first value is actually assigned. // Do not include the automatically-assigned `undefined` value case. // e.g. `var name;` initialization = ref; } if (firstDeclarationJSDocInfo == null) { // JSDocInfo from the first SET_FROM_GLOBAL will be assumed to be canonical // Note that this will not change if the first declaration is later removed // by optimizations. firstDeclarationJSDocInfo = getDocInfoForDeclaration(ref); } globalSets++; if (ref.type.equals(Ref.Type.GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL)) { aliasingGets++; totalGets++; } break; case GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL: case SET_FROM_LOCAL: localSets++; JSDocInfo info = ref.getNode() == null ? null : NodeUtil.getBestJSDocInfo(ref.getNode()); if (info != null && info.isNoCollapse()) { localSetsWithNoCollapse++; } if (ref.type.equals(Ref.Type.GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL)) { aliasingGets++; totalGets++; } break; case PROTOTYPE_GET: case DIRECT_GET: Node node = ref.getNode(); if (firstQnameDeclarationWithoutAssignmentJsDocInfo == null && isQnameDeclarationWithoutAssignment(node)) { // /** @type {sometype} */ // some.qname.ref; firstQnameDeclarationWithoutAssignmentJsDocInfo = node.getJSDocInfo(); } totalGets++; break; case ALIASING_GET: aliasingGets++; totalGets++; break; case CALL_GET: callGets++; totalGets++; break; case DELETE_PROP: deleteProps++; break; case SUBCLASSING_GET: subclassingGets++; totalGets++; break; } } /** * This is the only safe way to update the Node belonging to a Ref once it is added to a Name. * *

This is a specialized method that exists only for use by CollapseProperties. * * @param ref reference to update - it must belong to this name * @param newNode new value for the ref's node */ void updateRefNode(Ref ref, @Nullable Node newNode) { checkArgument(ref.node != newNode, "redundant update to Ref node: %s", ref); // Once a Ref's node is set to null, it shouldn't ever be set to anything else. // TODO(bradfordcsmith): Document here what it means when we set the node to null. // Seems to be a way to keep name.getDeclaration() returning the original declaration // Ref even though its node is no longer in the AST. Node oldNode = ref.getNode(); checkState(oldNode != null, "Ref's node is already null: %s", ref); ref.node = newNode; if (refsForNode == null) { refsForNode = ref; } else if (refsForNode instanceof Ref) { // No update needed, since refsForNode is a singleton. checkState(refsForNode == ref); } else { Map refsForNodeMap = castRefsForNodeMap(); refsForNodeMap.remove(oldNode); if (newNode != null) { Ref existingRefForNewNode = refsForNodeMap.get(newNode); checkArgument( existingRefForNewNode == null, "refs already exist: %s", existingRefForNewNode); refsForNodeMap.put(newNode, ref); } } } /** * Removes the given Ref, which must belong to this Name. * *

NOTE: if this is a twin ref, i.e. both a get and a set of this Name, this removes both the * get and the set. */ void removeRef(Ref ref) { checkNotNull(refsForNode, "removeRef(%s): unknown ref", ref); if (refsForNode instanceof Ref) { checkState(refsForNode == ref, "removeRef(%s): unknown ref", ref); refsForNode = null; } else { checkState( castRefsForNodeMap().containsKey(ref.getNode()), "removeRef(%s): unknown ref", ref); Node refNode = ref.getNode(); if (refNode != null) { removeRefFromNodeMap(ref); } } removeRefAndUpdateState(ref); } /** Update counts, declaration, and JSDoc to reflect removal of the given Ref. */ private void removeRefAndUpdateState(Ref ref) { if (ref == declaration) { declaration = null; for (Ref maybeNewDecl : getRefs()) { if (maybeNewDecl.type == Ref.Type.SET_FROM_GLOBAL) { declaration = maybeNewDecl; break; } } } JSDocInfo info; switch (ref.type) { case SET_FROM_GLOBAL: globalSets--; break; case GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL: aliasingGets--; totalGets--; globalSets--; break; case SET_FROM_LOCAL: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL: localSets--; info = ref.getNode() == null ? null : NodeUtil.getBestJSDocInfo(ref.getNode()); if (info != null && info.isNoCollapse()) { localSetsWithNoCollapse--; } if (ref.type.equals(Ref.Type.GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL)) { aliasingGets--; totalGets--; } break; case PROTOTYPE_GET: case DIRECT_GET: totalGets--; break; case ALIASING_GET: aliasingGets--; totalGets--; break; case CALL_GET: callGets--; totalGets--; break; case DELETE_PROP: deleteProps--; break; case SUBCLASSING_GET: subclassingGets--; totalGets--; break; // Leaving off default: allows compile-time enforcement that all values are covered } } private void removeRefFromNodeMap(Ref ref) { Node refNode = checkNotNull(ref.getNode(), ref); checkNotNull(refsForNode, "Missing ref when trying to remove it: %s", ref); if (refsForNode instanceof Ref) { refsForNode = null; } else { Ref refsForNode = castRefsForNodeMap().get(refNode); checkState( refsForNode == ref, "Unexpected Refs for Node: %s: when removing Ref: %s", refsForNode, ref); castRefsForNodeMap().remove(refNode); } } Collection getRefs() { if (refsForNode == null) { return ImmutableSet.of(); } if (refsForNode instanceof Ref) { return ImmutableSet.of((Ref) refsForNode); } return castRefsForNodeMap().values(); } /** * Get the Ref for this name that belongs to the given node. * *

Returns null if there are no Refs corresponding to the node. */ @VisibleForTesting @Nullable Ref getRefForNode(Node node) { checkNotNull(node); if (refsForNode == null) { return null; } if (refsForNode instanceof Ref) { Ref ref = (Ref) refsForNode; return ref.getNode() == node ? ref : null; } return castRefsForNodeMap().get(node); } Ref getFirstRef() { checkNotNull(refsForNode, "no first Ref to get"); if (refsForNode instanceof Ref) { return (Ref) refsForNode; } return castRefsForNodeMap().values().iterator().next(); } boolean canEliminate() { if (!canCollapseUnannotatedChildNames() || totalGets > 0) { return false; } if (props != null) { for (Name n : props) { if (!n.canCollapse()) { return false; } } } return true; } boolean isSimpleStubDeclaration() { if (getRefs().size() == 1) { Ref ref = getFirstRef(); if (ref.node.getParent().isExprResult()) { return true; } } return false; } boolean isCollapsingExplicitlyDenied() { JSDocInfo docInfo = getJSDocInfo(); return docInfo != null && docInfo.isNoCollapse(); } /** * Returns whether to treat this alias as completely inlineable or to keep the aliasing * assignment * *

This method used to only return true/false, but now returns an enum in order to track more * information about "unsafely" inlineable names. * *

CollapseProperties will flatten `@constructor` properties even if they are potentially * accessed by a reference other than their fully qualified name, which breaks those other refs. * To avoid breakages AggressiveInlineAliases must unsafely inline constructor properties that * alias another global name. Existing code depends on this behavior, and it's not easily * determinable where these dependencies are. * *

However, AggressiveInlineAliases must not also remove the initializtion of an alias if it * is not safely inlineable. (i.e. if Inlinability#shouldRemoveDeclaration()). It's possible * that a third name aliases the alias - we might later inline the third name (as an alias of * the original alias) and don't want to set the third name to null. */ Inlinability calculateInlinability() { // Only simple aliases with direct usage are inlineable. // Exactly 2 global sets could be OK, if the first is the declaration with no initializer. if (inExterns() || !hasOneRealGlobalSet() || localSets != 0) { return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } // TODO(lharker): consider separating canCollapseOrInline() into this method, since it // duplicates some logic here Inlinability collapsibility = canCollapseOrInline(); if (!collapsibility.shouldInlineUsages()) { // if you can't even inline the usages, do nothing. return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } // Only allow inlining of simple references. for (Ref ref : getRefs()) { switch (ref.type) { case SET_FROM_GLOBAL: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL: // Expect one global set continue; case SET_FROM_LOCAL: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL: throw new IllegalStateException(); case ALIASING_GET: case DIRECT_GET: case PROTOTYPE_GET: case CALL_GET: case SUBCLASSING_GET: continue; case DELETE_PROP: return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } throw new AssertionError(); } return collapsibility; } private boolean hasOneRealGlobalSet() { return globalSets == 1 || (globalSets == 2 && declaration.isUninitializedDeclaration()); } boolean canCollapse() { return canCollapseOrInline().canCollapse(); } /** * Determines whether it's safe to collapse properties on an objects * *

For legacy reasons, both CollapseProperties and AggressiveInlineAliases share the same * logic when deciding whether to inline properties or to collapse them. * *

The main reasons we cannot inline/collapse properties of a name name are: * *

     *   a) it is set multiple times or set once in a local scope,
     *   b) one or more of the above conditions in canCollapseOrInlineChildNames
     *      applies to the namespace it's on,
     *   c) it's annotated at-nocollapse
     *   d) it's in the externs,
     *   e) or it's a known getter or setter, not a regular property
     *   f) it's an ES6 class static method that references `super` or the internal class name
     * 
* *

We ignore conditions (a) and (b) on at-constructor and at-enum names in * CollapseProperties. * *

In AggressiveInlineAliases we want to do some partial backoff if (a) and (b) are false for * at-constructor or at-enum names, which is why we return an enum value instead of a boolean. */ Inlinability canCollapseOrInline() { if (inExterns()) { // condition (d) logDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "declared in externs"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (isGetOrSetDefinition()) { // condition (e) logDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "getter / setter"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (isCollapsingExplicitlyDenied()) { // condition (c) logDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "@nocollapse"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (referencesSuperOrInnerClassName()) { // condition (f) logDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "references super or inner class name"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (isToStringValueOfInObjectLiteral()) { logDecision( Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "references explicit definition of toString/valueOf functions used implicitly in the JS" + " language"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (deleteProps > 0) { // If we inline or collapse, then the delete operation will be incorrect. logDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "delete operator is used on this property"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (getDeclaration() != null) { Node declaration = getDeclaration().getNode(); if (declaration.getParent().isObjectLit()) { if (declarationHasFollowingObjectSpreadSibling(declaration)) { // Case: `var x = {a: 0, ...b, c: 2}` where declaration is `a` but not `c`. // Following spreads may overwrite the declaration. logDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "obj lit property followed by spread"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } // We may be in a deeply nested object literal like, `{a: {b: {c: 1}}}`, so find the // outermost object literal node in order to determine whether it is used conditionally. final Node objectLitParent = getOutermostObjectLit(declaration).getParent(); if (objectLitParent.isOr() || objectLitParent.isHook()) { // Case: `var x = y || {a: b}` or `var x = cond ? y : {a: b}`. logDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "conditional definition"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } } } // condition (a) boolean isUnchangedThroughFullName = (globalSets > 0 || localSets > 0) && localSetsWithNoCollapse == 0 && deleteProps == 0; // additional information about condition (b) Inlinability parentInlinability = parent == null ? Inlinability.INLINE_COMPLETELY : parent.canCollapseOrInlineChildNames(); // if condition (a) or condition (b) is not true, but this is a declared name, we may need // to allow inlining usages of a variable but keep the declaration. switch (parentInlinability) { case INLINE_COMPLETELY: if (isUnchangedThroughFullName) { logDecision( Inlinability.INLINE_COMPLETELY, "parent inlineable: unchanged through full name"); return Inlinability.INLINE_COMPLETELY; } else { // maybe inline usages of this name, but only if a declared type. non-declared-types // just // back off and don't inline at all final Inlinability unsafeInlinablility = getUnsafeInlinabilityBasedOnDeclaredType(); logDecision(unsafeInlinablility, "parent inlineable: changed through full name"); return unsafeInlinablility; } case INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_CLASS: case INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_ENUM: case INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_INTERFACE: // this is definitely not safe to completely inline/collapse of its parent // if it's a declared type, we should still partially inline it and completely collapse it // if not a declared type we should partially inline it iff the other conditions hold if (isDeclaredType()) { final Inlinability unsafeInlinability = getUnsafeInlinabilityBasedOnDeclaredType(); logDecision(unsafeInlinability, "parent unsafely inlineable & is declared type"); return unsafeInlinability; } else if (isUnchangedThroughFullName) { logDecision( parentInlinability, "parent unsafely inlineable & unchanged through full name"); return parentInlinability; } else { // Not a declared type. We may still 'partially' inline it because it must be a property // on an @enum or @constructor, but only if it actually matches conditions (a) and (b) logDecision( Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "parent unsafely inlineable & changed through full name"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } case DO_NOT_INLINE: { // If the parent is unsafely to collapse/inline, we will still inline it if it's on // a declaredType (i.e. @constructor or @enum), but we propagate the information that // the parent is unsafe. If this is not a declared type, return DO_NOT_INLINE. final Inlinability unsafeInlinability = getUnsafeInlinabilityBasedOnDeclaredType(); logDecision(unsafeInlinability, "parent cannot be inlined"); return unsafeInlinability; } } throw new IllegalStateException("unknown enum value " + parentInlinability); } private void logDecision(Inlinability inlinability, String reason) { if (decisionsLog != null && decisionsLog.isLogging()) { decisionsLog.log("%s: %s: %s", getFullName(), inlinability, reason); } } private Inlinability getUnsafeInlinabilityBasedOnDeclaredType() { if (this.getBooleanProperty(NameProp.CONSTRUCTOR_TYPE)) { return Inlinability.INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_CLASS; } else if (this.getBooleanProperty(NameProp.INTERFACE_TYPE)) { return Inlinability.INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_INTERFACE; } else if (this.getBooleanProperty(NameProp.ENUM_TYPE)) { return Inlinability.INLINE_BUT_KEEP_DECLARATION_ENUM; } else if (this.getBooleanProperty(NameProp.NOT_A_TYPE)) { return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } throw new IllegalStateException( SimpleFormat.format("name missing declaredType value: %s", this)); } /** * Examines ES6 class members for some syntax that blocks collapsing * *

Specifically, this looks for super references and references to inner class names. These * are unique to ES6 static class members so we don't need more general handling. * *

TODO(b/122665204): also return false on `super` in an object lit method */ boolean referencesSuperOrInnerClassName() { Ref ref = this.getDeclaration(); if (ref == null) { return false; } Node member = ref.getNode(); if (member == null || !(member.isStaticMember() && member.getParent().isClassMembers())) { return false; } if (NodeUtil.referencesSuper(NodeUtil.getFunctionBody(member.getFirstChild()))) { return true; } Node classNode = member.getGrandparent(); if (NodeUtil.isClassDeclaration(classNode)) { return false; // e.g. class C {} } Node innerNameNode = classNode.getFirstChild(); return !innerNameNode.isEmpty() // e.g. const C = class {}; && NodeUtil.isNameReferenced(member, innerNameNode.getString()); } private boolean isSetInLoop() { Ref ref = this.getDeclaration(); if (ref != null) { Node n = ref.getNode(); if (n != null) { return NodeUtil.isWithinLoop(n); } } return false; } boolean isGetOrSetDefinition() { return getBooleanProperty(NameProp.GET_SET); } boolean canCollapseUnannotatedChildNames() { return canCollapseOrInlineChildNames().canCollapse(); } // toString/valueOf are implicitly used as part of the JS language should not be collapsed. boolean isToStringValueOfInObjectLiteral() { Name parent = this.getParent(); String baseName = this.getBaseName(); return this.isFunction() && parent != null && parent.isObjectLiteral() && (baseName.equals("toString") || baseName.equals("valueOf")); } /** * Returns whether to assume that child properties of this name are collapsible/inlineable * *

For legacy reasons, both CollapseProperties and AggressiveInlineAliases share the same * logic when deciding whether to inline properties or to collapse them. * *

The main reasons we cannot inline/collapse properties of a name name are: * *

     *   a) it is set multiple times
     *   b) its properties might not be referred to by their full qname but on a different object
     *   c) one or more of the above conditions applies to a parent name
     *   d) it's annotated @nocollapse
     *   e) it's in the externs.
     *   f) it's assigned a value that supports being aliased (e.g. ctors, so their static
     *      properties can be accessed via `this`)
     * 
* *

However, in some cases for properties of `@constructor` or `@enum` names, we ignore some * of these conditions in order to more aggressively collapse `@constructor`s used in * goog.provide namespace chains. */ Inlinability canCollapseOrInlineChildNames() { // condition (a) and (b) if (getBooleanProperty(NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT)) { logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } else if (isGetOrSetDefinition()) { logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "getter/setter"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } else if (globalSets != 1) { logChildNamesDecision( Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, () -> SimpleFormat.format("set %d times globally", globalSets)); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } else if (localSets != 0) { logChildNamesDecision( Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, () -> SimpleFormat.format("set %d times locally", localSets)); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } else if (deleteProps != 0) { logChildNamesDecision( Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, () -> SimpleFormat.format("properties are deleted %d times", deleteProps)); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } // Don't try to collapse if the one global set is a twin reference. // We could theoretically handle this case in CollapseProperties, but // it's probably not worth the effort. checkNotNull(declaration); if (declaration.isTwin()) { logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "twinned declaration"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (isCollapsingExplicitlyDenied()) { // condition (d) logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "@nocollapse"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (isSetInLoop()) { // condition (a) logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "set in a loop"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (this.usesHasOwnProperty()) { // condition (b) logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "hasOwnProperty() call exists"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } if (valueImplicitlySupportsAliasing()) { // condition (f) logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE, "value implicitly supports aliasing"); return Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE; } // If this is a key of an aliased object literal, then it will be aliased // later. So we won't be able to collapse its properties. // condition (b) if (parent != null && parent.shouldKeepKeys()) { final Inlinability unsafeInlinability = getUnsafeInlinabilityBasedOnDeclaredType(); logChildNamesDecision(unsafeInlinability, "parent.shouldKeepKeys()"); return unsafeInlinability; } // If this is aliased, then its properties can't be collapsed either. but we may do so anyway // if it's a declared type. // condition (b) if (aliasingGets > 0) { final Inlinability unsafeInlinability = getUnsafeInlinabilityBasedOnDeclaredType(); logChildNamesDecision( unsafeInlinability, () -> SimpleFormat.format("%d aliasing gets exist", aliasingGets)); return unsafeInlinability; } if (parent == null) { // this is completely safe to inline! yay logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability.INLINE_COMPLETELY, "no reason not to inline"); return Inlinability.INLINE_COMPLETELY; } // Cases are: // - parent is safe to completely inline. then same for this name // - parent is unsafe but should still be inlined. then same for this name // - parent is unsafe, should not be inlined at all. then return either DO_NOT_INLINE, // or maybe unsafely inline if this is a ctor property Inlinability parentInlinability = parent.canCollapseOrInlineChildNames(); if (parentInlinability == Inlinability.DO_NOT_INLINE) { // the parent name is used in a way making this unsafe to inline, but we might want to // inline usages of this name final Inlinability unsafeInlinability = getUnsafeInlinabilityBasedOnDeclaredType(); logChildNamesDecision(unsafeInlinability, "parent is not inlineable"); return unsafeInlinability; } logChildNamesDecision(parentInlinability, "inherited from parent"); return parentInlinability; } private void logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability inlinability, String reason) { if (decisionsLog != null && decisionsLog.isLogging()) { decisionsLog.log("%s: children: %s: %s", getFullName(), inlinability, reason); } } private void logChildNamesDecision(Inlinability inlinability, Supplier reasonSupplier) { if (decisionsLog != null && decisionsLog.isLogging()) { decisionsLog.log( () -> SimpleFormat.format( "%s: children: %s: %s", getFullName(), inlinability, reasonSupplier.get())); } } private boolean valueImplicitlySupportsAliasing() { if (!GlobalNamespace.this.enableImplicitlyAliasedValues) { return false; } if (getBooleanProperty(NameProp.CLASS)) { // Properties on classes may be referenced via `this` in static methods. return true; } if (getBooleanProperty(NameProp.FUNCTION)) { // We want ES5 ctors/interfaces to behave consistently with ES6 because: // - transpilation should not change behaviour // - updating code shouldn't be hindered by behaviour changes @Nullable JSDocInfo jsdoc = getJSDocInfo(); return jsdoc != null && jsdoc.isConstructorOrInterface(); } return false; } /** Whether this is an object literal that needs to keep its keys. */ boolean shouldKeepKeys() { return isObjectLiteral() && (aliasingGets > 0 || isCollapsingExplicitlyDenied()); } boolean needsToBeStubbed() { return globalSets == 0 && localSets > 0 && localSetsWithNoCollapse == 0 && !isCollapsingExplicitlyDenied(); } private void setDeclaredTypeKind(NameProp declaredType) { checkArgument( (declaredType.bit & NameProp.DECLARED_TYPE_KIND_MASK) != 0, "Unexpected NameProp for declaredType %s", declaredType); this.propertyBitSet = (this.propertyBitSet & ~NameProp.DECLARED_TYPE_KIND_MASK) | declaredType.bit; if (declaredType != NameProp.NOT_A_TYPE) { for (Name ancestor = parent; ancestor != null; ancestor = ancestor.parent) { ancestor.setBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_DECLARED); } } } private void setNameType(NameProp type) { checkArgument( (type.bit & NameProp.NAME_KIND_MASK) != 0, "Unexpected NameProp for nameType %s", type); propertyBitSet = (this.propertyBitSet & ~NameProp.NAME_KIND_MASK) | type.bit; } boolean isDeclaredType() { checkState( (this.propertyBitSet & NameProp.DECLARED_TYPE_KIND_MASK) != 0, this.propertyBitSet); return !getBooleanProperty(NameProp.NOT_A_TYPE); } boolean isConstructor() { Node declNode = declaration.node; Node rvalueNode = NodeUtil.getRValueOfLValue(declNode); JSDocInfo jsdoc = NodeUtil.getBestJSDocInfo(declNode); return rvalueNode != null && rvalueNode.isFunction() && jsdoc != null && jsdoc.isConstructor(); } /** * Determines whether this name is a prefix of at least one class or enum name. Because classes * and enums are always collapsed, the namespace will have different properties in compiled code * than in uncompiled code. * *

For example, if foo.bar.DomHelper is a class, then foo and foo.bar are considered * namespaces. */ boolean isNamespaceObjectLit() { return getBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_DECLARED) && isObjectLiteral(); } /** Determines whether this is a simple name (as opposed to a qualified name). */ boolean isSimpleName() { return parent == null; } String getTypeDebugString() { if (this.isClass()) { return "CLASS"; } else if (this.isFunction()) { return "FUNCTION"; } else if (this.isObjectLiteral()) { return "OBJECTLIT"; } else if (this.isGetOrSetDefinition()) { return "GET_SET"; } else if (this.getBooleanProperty(NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT)) { return "OTHER"; } throw new AssertionError("Missing NameProp for name kind in " + this.propertyBitSet); } @Override public String toString() { return getFullName() + " (" + getTypeDebugString() + "): " + Joiner.on(", ") .join( "globalSets=" + globalSets, "localSets=" + localSets, "totalGets=" + totalGets, "aliasingGets=" + aliasingGets, "callGets=" + callGets, "subclassingGets=" + subclassingGets); } @Override public @Nullable JSDocInfo getJSDocInfo() { // e.g. // /** @type {string} */ X.numProp; // could be a declaration, but... // /** @type {number} */ X.numProp = 3; // assignment wins return firstDeclarationJSDocInfo != null ? firstDeclarationJSDocInfo : firstQnameDeclarationWithoutAssignmentJsDocInfo; } /** Tries to get the doc info for a given declaration ref. */ private @Nullable JSDocInfo getDocInfoForDeclaration(Ref ref) { if (ref.node != null) { Node refParent = ref.node.getParent(); if (refParent == null) { // May happen when inlineAliases removes refs from the AST. return null; } switch (refParent.getToken()) { case FUNCTION: case ASSIGN: case CLASS: return refParent.getJSDocInfo(); case VAR: case LET: case CONST: return ref.node == refParent.getFirstChild() ? refParent.getJSDocInfo() : ref.node.getJSDocInfo(); case OBJECTLIT: case CLASS_MEMBERS: return ref.node.getJSDocInfo(); default: break; } } return null; } boolean isModuleExport() { return getBooleanProperty(NameProp.IS_MODULE_PROP); } } /** * Given something like the `'c'` STRING_KEY node in `x = {a: {b: {c: 0}}};`, return the Node for * the outermost object literal. * * @param objLitKey Must be the child of an OBJECT_LIT node * @return The first ancestor that is an OBJECT_LIT and whose grandparent is not an OBJECT_LIT */ private Node getOutermostObjectLit(Node objLitKey) { Node outermostObjectLit = objLitKey.getParent(); checkState(outermostObjectLit.isObjectLit(), outermostObjectLit); while (true) { final Node objLitGrandparent = outermostObjectLit.getGrandparent(); if (objLitGrandparent != null && objLitGrandparent.isObjectLit()) { outermostObjectLit = objLitGrandparent; } else { return outermostObjectLit; } } } /** * True if the given Node is the GETPROP in a statement like `some.q.name;` * *

Such do-nothing statements often have JSDoc on them and are intended to declare the * qualified name. * * @param node any Node, or even null */ private static boolean isQnameDeclarationWithoutAssignment(@Nullable Node node) { return node != null && node.isGetProp() && node.getParent().isExprResult(); } // ------------------------------------------------------------------------- /** * A global name reference. Contains references to the relevant parse tree node and its ancestors * that may be affected. */ static final class Ref implements StaticRef { // Note: we are more aggressive about collapsing @enum and @constructor // declarations than implied here, see Name#canCollapse // Non-private for testing enum Type { /** * Set in the scope in which a name is declared, either the global scope or a module scope: * `a.b.c = 0;` or `goog.module('mod'); exports.Foo = class {};` */ SET_FROM_GLOBAL, /** Set in a local scope: function f() { a.b.c = 0; } */ SET_FROM_LOCAL, /** * Combined get and set in the scope in which a name is declared, either the global scope or a * module scope: `const c = a.b.c = 0;` or `goog.module('mod'); exports.Foo = class {};` */ GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL, /** Combined get and set in a local scope: function f() { return a.b.c = 0; } */ GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL, /** Get a name's prototype: a.b.c.prototype */ PROTOTYPE_GET, /** * Includes all uses that prevent a name's properties from being collapsed: var x = a.b.c * f(a.b.c) new Foo(a.b.c) */ ALIASING_GET, /** * Includes all uses that prevent a name from being completely eliminated: * goog.inherits(anotherName, a.b.c) new a.b.c() x instanceof a.b.c void a.b.c if (a.b.c) {} */ DIRECT_GET, /** Calling a name: a.b.c(); Prevents a name from being collapsed if never set. */ CALL_GET, /** Deletion of a property: delete a.b.c; Prevents a name from being collapsed at all. */ DELETE_PROP, /** ES6 subclassing ref: class extends A {} */ SUBCLASSING_GET, } // Not final because CollapseProperties needs to update the namespace in-place. private Node node; private final Type type; /** * The scope in which the reference is resolved. Note that for ALIASING_GETS like "var x = ns;" * this scope may not be the correct hoist scope of the aliasing VAR. */ final Scope scope; /** * Creates a Ref * *

No parameter checking is done here, because we allow nulls for several fields in Refs * created just for testing. However, all Refs for real use must be created by methods on the * Name class, which does do argument checking. */ private Ref(@Nullable Scope scope, @Nullable Node node, Type type) { this.node = node; this.type = type; this.scope = scope; } @Override public Node getNode() { return node; } @Override public @Nullable StaticSourceFile getSourceFile() { return node != null ? node.getStaticSourceFile() : null; } @Override public StaticSlot getSymbol() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } boolean isDeleteProp() { return this.type == Type.DELETE_PROP; } boolean isSubclassingGet() { return this.type == Type.SUBCLASSING_GET; } /** * Whether this is a "twin" ref, i.e. a ref that is both a get and a set. * *

Example: `a.b` from `x = a.b = 0;` */ boolean isTwin() { switch (this.type) { case GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL: return true; default: return false; } } boolean isGet() { switch (this.type) { case DIRECT_GET: case ALIASING_GET: case SUBCLASSING_GET: case CALL_GET: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL: case PROTOTYPE_GET: return true; default: return false; } } boolean isAliasingGet() { switch (this.type) { case ALIASING_GET: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL: return true; default: return false; } } boolean isSet() { switch (this.type) { case SET_FROM_GLOBAL: case SET_FROM_LOCAL: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL: case GET_AND_SET_FROM_LOCAL: return true; default: return false; } } boolean isSetFromGlobal() { return this.type == Type.SET_FROM_GLOBAL || this.type == Type.GET_AND_SET_FROM_GLOBAL; } /** True for `var name;` and similar cases. */ boolean isUninitializedDeclaration() { return node.isName() && NodeUtil.isNameDeclaration(node.getParent()) && !node.hasChildren(); } @Override public String toString() { return MoreObjects.toStringHelper(this) .omitNullValues() .add("type", type) .add("node", node) .add("scope", scope) .toString(); } } /** * Enum of boolean properties of a {@link Name}, to be stored in one bit set per name. * *

Non-private for @AutoValue. Code outside this class shouldn't need this enum though. */ enum NameProp { // Increment the "index" passed to the constructor by 1 for each enum member IS_DECLARED(0), IS_MODULE_PROP(1), IS_PROVIDED(2), // If this name was in any goog.provide() calls. IS_USED_HAS_OWN_PROPERTY(3), IS_EXTERN(4), // corresponds to SourceKind.EXTERN // Mutually exclusive properties indicating what kind of Closure type this Name is, if any. // Corresponds to DECLARED_TYPE_KIND_MASK. CONSTRUCTOR_TYPE(5), // a non-interface class {} or a `/** @constructor */ function` INTERFACE_TYPE(6), // a `/** @interface */` or `/** @record */` ENUM_TYPE(7), // an `/** @enum */` NOT_A_TYPE(8), // Mutually exclusive properties indicating what kind of JavaScript entity this Name is. // Corresponds to NAME_KIND_MASK. CLASS(9), // class C {} OBJECTLIT(10), // var x = {}; FUNCTION(11), // function f() {} GET_SET(12), // a getter, setter, or both; e.g. `obj.b` in `const obj = {set b(x) {}};` OTHER_OBJECT(13); // anything else, including `var x = 1;`, var x = new Something();`, etc. private static final int DECLARED_TYPE_KIND_MASK = (CONSTRUCTOR_TYPE.bit | INTERFACE_TYPE.bit | ENUM_TYPE.bit | NOT_A_TYPE.bit); private static final int NAME_KIND_MASK = (CLASS.bit | OBJECTLIT.bit | FUNCTION.bit | GET_SET.bit | OTHER_OBJECT.bit); private final int bit; // some power of 2 NameProp(int index) { this.bit = 1 << index; } } @AutoValue abstract static class ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis { public abstract @Nullable String getNameString(); public abstract @Nullable NameProp getNameType(); /** * The object literal key is used to define a property. * Object.defineProperty(parent.qname, { strKeyName: value, { get: ..., } }) */ static ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis forObjectDefineProperty(String nameString) { // Technically the definition may not have a getter or setter, but we'll just // always pretend it does, because we cannot inline and collapse properties defined this // way. return new AutoValue_GlobalNamespace_ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis( checkNotNull(nameString), NameProp.GET_SET); } /** The object literal key represents `parent.qname = { strKeyName: value }` */ static ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis forObjLitAssignment(String nameString, NameProp nameType) { return new AutoValue_GlobalNamespace_ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis( checkNotNull(nameString), nameType); } /** The object literal key does not represent a qualified name assignment. */ static ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis forNonReference() { return new AutoValue_GlobalNamespace_ObjLitStringKeyAnalysis( /* nameString= */ null, NameProp.OTHER_OBJECT); } } }





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