Examples of EnhancedForIntermediate

Examples of org.candle.decompiler.intermediate.code.loop.EnhancedForIntermediate

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                              MethodInvocation iteratorInvocation = (MethodInvocation)declarationExpression.getAssignment().getRightHandSide();
                             
                              if(StringUtils.equals("iterator", iteratorInvocation.getMethodName())) {
                                //now, we are pretty certain this is an enhanced for loop...  we can chop up the graph.
                               
                                EnhancedForIntermediate enhancedFor = new EnhancedForIntermediate(line, nextDeclaration.getVariable(), iteratorInvocation.getTarget());
                                igc.getGraph().addVertex(enhancedFor);
                               
                                igc.redirectSuccessors(line, enhancedFor);
                                igc.redirectPredecessors(line, enhancedFor);
                                igc.getGraph().removeVertex(line);
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Examples of org.candle.decompiler.intermediate.code.loop.EnhancedForIntermediate

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    if(firstMatchesGeneratedVariables(childDeclarationStatement, generatedArrayReference, arrayIteratorValue)) {
     
      LOG.debug("Likely a enhanced for loop for array: "+generatedArrayLength + " , "+ generatedArrayReference);
     
      //we are good to go here.  Now we just need to reorganize the graph.  Start by creating the new enhanced for loop.
      EnhancedForIntermediate efl = new EnhancedForIntermediate(line.getInstruction(), line.getConditionalIntermediate(), childDeclaration.getVariable(), extractExpressionFromGeneratedArrayAssignment(tempArrayCandidate));
      //efl.setTrueBranch(line.getTrueBranch());
      //efl.setFalseBranch(line.getFalseBranch());
      //add the new node...
      this.igc.getGraph().addVertex(efl);
     
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