Class MethodCallProxy.AssignableSignatureCall

java.lang.Object
net.bytebuddy.implementation.bytecode.StackManipulation.AbstractBase
net.bytebuddy.implementation.auxiliary.MethodCallProxy.AssignableSignatureCall
All Implemented Interfaces:
StackManipulation
Enclosing class:
MethodCallProxy

@Enhance public static class MethodCallProxy.AssignableSignatureCall extends StackManipulation.AbstractBase
A stack manipulation that creates a MethodCallProxy for a given method an pushes such an object onto the call stack. For this purpose, all arguments of the proxied method are loaded onto the stack what is only possible if this instance is used from a method with an identical signature such as the target method itself.
  • Field Details

    • specialMethodInvocation

      private final Implementation.SpecialMethodInvocation specialMethodInvocation
      The special method invocation to be proxied by this stack manipulation.
    • serializable

      private final boolean serializable
      Determines if the generated proxy should be serializableProxy.
  • Constructor Details

    • AssignableSignatureCall

      public AssignableSignatureCall(Implementation.SpecialMethodInvocation specialMethodInvocation, boolean serializable)
      Creates an operand stack assignment that creates a MethodCallProxy for the targetMethod and pushes this proxy object onto the stack.
      Parameters:
      specialMethodInvocation - The special method invocation which should be invoked by the created method call proxy.
      serializable - Determines if the generated proxy should be serializableProxy.
  • Method Details

    • apply

      public StackManipulation.Size apply(org.objectweb.asm.MethodVisitor methodVisitor, Implementation.Context implementationContext)
      Applies the stack manipulation that is described by this instance.
      Parameters:
      methodVisitor - The method visitor used to write the method implementation to.
      implementationContext - The context of the current implementation.
      Returns:
      The changes to the size of the operand stack that are implied by this stack manipulation.