List of loadArguments() Examples

Examples of loadArguments()

org.apache.tapestry5.plastic.InstructionBuilder.loadArguments()
Loads all arguments for the current method onto the stack; this is used when invoking a method that takes the exact same parameters (often, a super-class implementation). A call to {@link #loadThis()} (orsome other way of identifying the target method) should precede this call.
org.jplastic.core.InstructionBuilder.loadArguments()
Loads all arguments for the current method onto the stack; this is used when invoking a method that takes the exact same parameters (often, a super-class implementation). A call to {@link #loadThis()} (orsome other way of identifying the target method) should precede this call.

Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.plastic.InstructionBuilder.loadArguments()

    private void createOverrideOfBaseClassImpl(MethodDescription methodDescription, MethodNode methodNode)
    {
        InstructionBuilder builder = newBuilder(methodDescription, methodNode);


        builder.loadThis();
        builder.loadArguments();
        builder.invokeSpecial(superClassName, methodDescription);
        builder.returnResult();
    }


    /**

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.plastic.InstructionBuilder.loadArguments()

            mn.exceptions = node.exceptions;


            InstructionBuilder builder = newBuilder(mn);


            builder.loadThis();
            builder.loadArguments();
            builder.invokeSpecial(className, description);
            builder.returnResult();


            addMethod(mn);

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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.plastic.InstructionBuilder.loadArguments()

            builder.loadThis().getField(className, getInstanceContextFieldName(), constructorTypes[1]);
            builder.loadThis().getField(className, fieldName, constructorTypes[2]);


            // Load up the actual method parameters


            builder.loadArguments();
            builder.invokeConstructor(invocationClassName, constructorTypes);


            // That leaves an instance of the invocation class on the stack. If the method is void
            // and throws no checked exceptions, then the variable actually isn't used. This code
            // should be refactored a bit once there are tests for those cases.

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Examples of org.jplastic.core.InstructionBuilder.loadArguments()

    private void createOverrideOfBaseClassImpl(MethodDescription methodDescription, MethodNode methodNode)
    {
        InstructionBuilder builder = newBuilder(methodDescription, methodNode);


        builder.loadThis();
        builder.loadArguments();
        builder.invokeSpecial(superClassName, methodDescription);
        builder.returnResult();
    }


    /**

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Examples of org.jplastic.core.InstructionBuilder.loadArguments()

            mn.exceptions = node.exceptions;


            InstructionBuilder builder = newBuilder(mn);


            builder.loadThis();
            builder.loadArguments();
            builder.invokeSpecial(className, description);
            builder.returnResult();


            classNode.methods.add(mn);

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Examples of org.jplastic.core.InstructionBuilder.loadArguments()

            builder.loadThis().getField(className, getInstanceContextFieldName(), constructorTypes[1]);
            builder.loadThis().getField(className, fieldName, constructorTypes[2]);


            // Load up the actual method parameters


            builder.loadArguments();
            builder.invokeConstructor(invocationClassName, constructorTypes);


            // That leaves an instance of the invocation class on the stack. If the method is void
            // and throws no checked exceptions, then the variable actually isn't used. This code
            // should be refactored a bit once there are tests for those cases.

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