Examples of net.janino.Scanner$LiteralToken

net.janino.Scanner

The type of the value parameter determines the type of the literal token:

Type/value returned by {@link #getLiteralValue()} and {@link #getNegatedLiteralValue()}	Literal
{@link String}	STRING literal
{@link Character}	CHAR literal
{@link Integer}	INT literal
{@link Long}	LONG literal
{@link Float}	FLOAT literal
{@link Double}	DOUBLE literal
{@link Boolean}	BOOLEAN literal
`null`	NULL literal

  // require Janino from http://www.janino.net
  private static class JaninoCompiller implements Compiller {


    public byte[] compile( String name, String source) throws Exception {
      // using janino embeddable compiller
      Parser p = new Parser( new Scanner( name, new StringReader( source)));
      CompilationUnit cu = p.parseCompilationUnit();
      IClassLoader cl = new ClassLoaderIClassLoader( new URLClassLoader( new URL[] {}));
      return cu.compile( cl, 0)[0].toByteArray();
    }

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        "}\r\n" + 
        "";
    
    IClassLoader cl = new ClassLoaderIClassLoader( new URLClassLoader( new URL[] {}));


    Parser p = new Parser( new Scanner( "JPEGImageWriterDump", new StringReader( code)));
    CompilationUnit cu = p.parseCompilationUnit();
    cu.compile( cl, DebuggingInformation.NONE)[0].toByteArray();
    
  }

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