org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.PseudocodeVariableDataCollector.kt Maven / Gradle / Ivy
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package org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.pseudocode.Pseudocode
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.pseudocode.instructions.BlockScope
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.pseudocode.instructions.Instruction
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.pseudocode.instructions.special.VariableDeclarationInstruction
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.pseudocodeTraverser.Edges
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.pseudocodeTraverser.TraversalOrder
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.pseudocodeTraverser.collectData
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.cfg.pseudocodeTraverser.traverse
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.descriptors.VariableDescriptor
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.resolve.BindingContext
import org.jetbrains.kotlin.resolve.BindingContextUtils
import java.util.*
class PseudocodeVariableDataCollector(
private val bindingContext: BindingContext,
private val pseudocode: Pseudocode
) {
val blockScopeVariableInfo = computeBlockScopeVariableInfo(pseudocode)
fun > collectData(
traversalOrder: TraversalOrder,
initialInfo: I,
instructionDataMergeStrategy: (Instruction, Collection) -> Edges
): Map> {
return pseudocode.collectData(
traversalOrder,
instructionDataMergeStrategy,
{ from, to, info -> filterOutVariablesOutOfScope(from, to, info) },
initialInfo
)
}
private fun > filterOutVariablesOutOfScope(
from: Instruction,
to: Instruction,
info: I
): I {
// If an edge goes from deeper scope to a less deep one, this means that it points outside of the deeper scope.
val toDepth = to.blockScope.depth
if (toDepth >= from.blockScope.depth) return info
// Variables declared in an inner (deeper) scope can't be accessed from an outer scope.
// Thus they can be filtered out upon leaving the inner scope.
@Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")
return info.retainAll { variable ->
val blockScope = blockScopeVariableInfo.declaredIn[variable]
// '-1' for variables declared outside this pseudocode
val depth = blockScope?.depth ?: -1
depth <= toDepth
} as I
}
fun computeBlockScopeVariableInfo(pseudocode: Pseudocode): BlockScopeVariableInfo {
val blockScopeVariableInfo = BlockScopeVariableInfoImpl()
pseudocode.traverse(TraversalOrder.FORWARD, { instruction ->
if (instruction is VariableDeclarationInstruction) {
val variableDeclarationElement = instruction.variableDeclarationElement
val descriptor = bindingContext.get(BindingContext.DECLARATION_TO_DESCRIPTOR, variableDeclarationElement) ?: return@traverse
val variableDescriptor = BindingContextUtils.variableDescriptorForDeclaration(descriptor)
?: throw AssertionError("Variable or class descriptor should correspond to " +
"the instruction for ${instruction.element.text}.\n" +
"Descriptor: $descriptor")
blockScopeVariableInfo.registerVariableDeclaredInScope(variableDescriptor, instruction.blockScope)
}
})
return blockScopeVariableInfo
}
}
interface BlockScopeVariableInfo {
val declaredIn : Map
val scopeVariables : Map>
}
class BlockScopeVariableInfoImpl : BlockScopeVariableInfo {
override val declaredIn = HashMap()
override val scopeVariables = HashMap>()
fun registerVariableDeclaredInScope(variable: VariableDescriptor, blockScope: BlockScope) {
declaredIn[variable] = blockScope
val variablesInScope = scopeVariables.getOrPut(blockScope, { ArrayList() })
variablesInScope.add(variable)
}
}