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package io.github.dmlloyd.classfile.attribute;
import java.util.List;
import io.github.dmlloyd.classfile.Attribute;
import io.github.dmlloyd.classfile.impl.BoundAttribute;
import io.github.dmlloyd.classfile.impl.UnboundAttribute;
import io.github.dmlloyd.classfile.extras.PreviewFeature;
/**
* The CharacterRangeTable attribute is an optional variable-length attribute in
* the attributes table of a {@code Code} attribute. It may be used by debuggers
* to determine which part of the Java virtual machine code array corresponds to
* a given position in the source file or to determine what section of source
* code corresponds to a given index into the code array. The
* CharacterRangeTable attribute consists of an array of character range entries.
* Each character range entry within the table associates a range of indices in
* the code array with a range of character indices in the source file. If the
* source file is viewed as an array of characters, a character index is the
* corresponding index into this array. Note that character indices are not the
* same as byte indices as multi-byte characters may be present in the source
* file. Each character range entry includes a flag which indicates what kind of
* range is described: statement, assignment, method call, etc. Both code index
* ranges and character ranges may nest within other ranges, but they may not
* partially overlap. Thus, a given code index may correspond to several
* character range entries and in turn several character ranges, but there will
* be a smallest character range, and for each kind of range in which it is
* enclosed there will be a smallest character range. Similarly, a given
* character index may correspond to several character range entries and in turn
* several code index ranges, but there will be a smallest code index range, and
* for each kind of range in which it is enclosed there will be a smallest code
* index range. The character range entries may appear in any order.
*
* The attribute permits multiple instances in a given location.
*
* @since 22
*/
@PreviewFeature(feature = PreviewFeature.Feature.CLASSFILE_API)
public sealed interface CharacterRangeTableAttribute
extends Attribute
permits BoundAttribute.BoundCharacterRangeTableAttribute,
UnboundAttribute.UnboundCharacterRangeTableAttribute {
/**
* {@return the entries of the character range table}
*/
List characterRangeTable();
/**
* {@return a {@code CharacterRangeTable} attribute}
* @param ranges the descriptions of the character ranges
*/
static CharacterRangeTableAttribute of(List ranges) {
return new UnboundAttribute.UnboundCharacterRangeTableAttribute(ranges);
}
}