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Rhino is an open-source implementation of JavaScript written entirely in Java. It is typically embedded into Java applications to provide scripting to end users.
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package org.mozilla.javascript;
import java.util.List;
/**
* Abstraction of evaluation, which can be implemented either by an
* interpreter or compiler.
*/
public interface Evaluator {
/**
* Compile the script or function from intermediate representation
* tree into an executable form.
*
* @param compilerEnv Compiler environment
* @param tree intermediate representation
* @param encodedSource encoding of the source code for decompilation
* @param returnFunction if true, compiling a function
* @return an opaque object that can be passed to either
* createFunctionObject or createScriptObject, depending on the
* value of returnFunction
*/
public Object compile(CompilerEnvirons compilerEnv,
ScriptOrFnNode tree,
String encodedSource,
boolean returnFunction);
/**
* Create a function object.
*
* @param cx Current context
* @param scope scope of the function
* @param bytecode opaque object returned by compile
* @param staticSecurityDomain security domain
* @return Function object that can be called
*/
public Function createFunctionObject(Context cx, Scriptable scope,
Object bytecode, Object staticSecurityDomain);
/**
* Create a script object.
*
* @param bytecode opaque object returned by compile
* @param staticSecurityDomain security domain
* @return Script object that can be evaluated
*/
public Script createScriptObject(Object bytecode,
Object staticSecurityDomain);
/**
* Capture stack information from the given exception.
* @param ex an exception thrown during execution
*/
public void captureStackInfo(RhinoException ex);
/**
* Get the source position information by examining the stack.
* @param cx Context
* @param linep Array object of length >= 1; getSourcePositionFromStack
* will assign the line number to linep[0].
* @return the name of the file or other source container
*/
public String getSourcePositionFromStack(Context cx, int[] linep);
/**
* Given a native stack trace, patch it with script-specific source
* and line information
* @param ex exception
* @param nativeStackTrace the native stack trace
* @return patched stack trace
*/
public String getPatchedStack(RhinoException ex,
String nativeStackTrace);
/**
* Get the script stack for the given exception
* @param ex exception from execution
* @return list of strings for the stack trace
*/
public List getScriptStack(RhinoException ex);
/**
* Mark the given script to indicate it was created by a call to
* eval() or to a Function constructor.
* @param script script to mark as from eval
*/
public void setEvalScriptFlag(Script script);
}