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Groovy example source code file (CompilerConfiguration.java)

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The Groovy CompilerConfiguration.java source code

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package org.codehaus.groovy.control;

import org.codehaus.groovy.control.customizers.CompilationCustomizer;
import org.codehaus.groovy.control.io.NullWriter;
import org.codehaus.groovy.control.messages.WarningMessage;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Properties;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;

/**
 * Compilation control flags and coordination stuff.
 *
 * @author <a href="mailto:cpoirier@dreaming.org">Chris Poirier
 * @author <a href="mailto:blackdrag@gmx.org">Jochen Theodorou
 * @author <a href="mailto:jim@pagesmiths.com">Jim White
 * @version $Id: CompilerConfiguration.java 21737 2011-03-07 16:05:50Z glaforge $
 */

public class CompilerConfiguration {

    private static final String JDK5_CLASSNAME_CHECK = "java.lang.annotation.Annotation";

    /** This (<code>"1.5") is the value for targetBytecode to compile for a JDK 1.5 or later JVM. **/
    public static final String POST_JDK5 = "1.5";
    
    /** This (<code>"1.4") is the value for targetBytecode to compile for a JDK 1.4 JVM. **/
    public static final String PRE_JDK5 = "1.4";

    // Just call getVMVersion() once.
    public static final String currentJVMVersion = getVMVersion();

    // Static initializers are executed in text order,
    // therefore we must do this one last!
    /**
     *  A convenience for getting a default configuration.  Do not modify it!
     *  See {@link #CompilerConfiguration(Properties)} for an example on how to
     *  make a suitable copy to modify.  But if you're really starting from a
     *  default context, then you probably just want <code>new CompilerConfiguration(). 
     */
    public static final CompilerConfiguration DEFAULT = new CompilerConfiguration();
    
    /**
     * See {@link WarningMessage} for levels.
     */
    private int warningLevel;

    /**
     * Encoding for source files
     */

    private String sourceEncoding;
    /**
     * A <code>PrintWriter for communicating with the user
     */

    private PrintWriter output;

    /**
     * Directory into which to write classes
     */
    private File targetDirectory;

    /**
     * Classpath for use during compilation
     */
    private LinkedList<String> classpath;

    /**
     * If true, the compiler should produce action information
     */
    private boolean verbose;

    /**
     * If true, debugging code should be activated
     */
    private boolean debug;

    /**
     * The number of non-fatal errors to allow before bailing
     */
    private int tolerance;

    /**
     * Base class name for scripts (must derive from Script)
     */
    private String scriptBaseClass;

    private ParserPluginFactory pluginFactory;

    /**
     * extension used to find a groovy file
     */
    private String defaultScriptExtension;
    
    /**
     * extensions used to find a groovy files
     */
    private Set<String> scriptExtensions = new LinkedHashSet();
    
    /**
     * if set to true recompilation is enabled
     */
    private boolean recompileGroovySource;
    
    /**
     * sets the minimum of time after a script can be recompiled.
     */
    private int minimumRecompilationInterval;

    /**
     * sets the bytecode version target
     */
    private String targetBytecode;

    /**
     * options for joint compilation (null by default == no joint compilation)
     */
    private Map<String, Object> jointCompilationOptions;
    
    /**
     * options for optimizations (empty map by default)
     */
    private Map<String, Boolean> optimizationOptions;

    private List<CompilationCustomizer> compilationCustomizers = new LinkedList();

    /**
     * Sets the Flags to defaults.
     */
    public CompilerConfiguration() {
        //
        // Set in safe defaults

        setWarningLevel(WarningMessage.LIKELY_ERRORS);
        setOutput(null);
        setTargetDirectory((File) null);
        setClasspath("");
        setVerbose(false);
        setDebug(false);
        setTolerance(10);
        setScriptBaseClass(null);
        setRecompileGroovySource(false);
        setMinimumRecompilationInterval(100);
        // Target bytecode
        String targetByteCode = null;
        try {
            targetByteCode = System.getProperty("groovy.target.bytecode", targetByteCode);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // IGNORE
        }
        if(targetByteCode != null) {
            setTargetBytecode(targetByteCode);
        } else {
            setTargetBytecode(getVMVersion());
        }
        String tmpDefaultScriptExtension = null;
        try {
        	tmpDefaultScriptExtension = System.getProperty("groovy.default.scriptExtension");
        } catch (Exception e) {
        	// IGNORE
        }
        if(tmpDefaultScriptExtension != null) {
        	setDefaultScriptExtension(tmpDefaultScriptExtension);
        } else {
        	setDefaultScriptExtension(".groovy");
        }

        //
        // Source file encoding
        String encoding = null;
        try {
            encoding = System.getProperty("file.encoding", "US-ASCII");
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // IGNORE
        }
        try {
            encoding = System.getProperty("groovy.source.encoding", encoding);
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // IGNORE
        }
        setSourceEncoding(encoding);

        try {
            setOutput(new PrintWriter(System.err));
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // IGNORE
        }

        try {
            String target = System.getProperty("groovy.target.directory");
            if (target != null) {
                setTargetDirectory(target);
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // IGNORE
        }
        
        setOptimizationOptions(new HashMap<String,Boolean>(2));
    }

    /**
     * Copy constructor.  Use this if you have a mostly correct configuration
     * for your compilation but you want to make a some changes programatically.
     * An important reason to prefer this approach is that your code will most
     * likely be forward compatible with future changes to this configuration API.<br/>
     * An example of this copy constructor at work:<br/>
     * <pre>
     *    // In all likelihood there is already a configuration in your code's context
     *    // for you to copy, but for the sake of this example we'll use the global default.
     *    CompilerConfiguration myConfiguration = new CompilerConfiguration(CompilerConfiguration.DEFAULT);
     *    myConfiguration.setDebug(true);
     *</pre>
     * @param configuration The configuration to copy.
     */
    public CompilerConfiguration(CompilerConfiguration configuration) {
        setWarningLevel(configuration.getWarningLevel());
        setOutput(configuration.getOutput());
        setTargetDirectory(configuration.getTargetDirectory());
        setClasspathList(new LinkedList<String>(configuration.getClasspath()));
        setVerbose(configuration.getVerbose());
        setDebug(configuration.getDebug());
        setTolerance(configuration.getTolerance());
        setScriptBaseClass(configuration.getScriptBaseClass());
        setRecompileGroovySource(configuration.getRecompileGroovySource());
        setMinimumRecompilationInterval(configuration.getMinimumRecompilationInterval());
        setTargetBytecode(configuration.getTargetBytecode());
        setDefaultScriptExtension(configuration.getDefaultScriptExtension());
        setSourceEncoding(configuration.getSourceEncoding());
        setOutput(configuration.getOutput());
        setTargetDirectory(configuration.getTargetDirectory());
        Map<String, Object> jointCompilationOptions = configuration.getJointCompilationOptions();
        if (jointCompilationOptions != null) {
            jointCompilationOptions = new HashMap<String, Object>(jointCompilationOptions);
        }
        setJointCompilationOptions(jointCompilationOptions);
        setPluginFactory(configuration.getPluginFactory());
        setScriptExtensions(configuration.getScriptExtensions());
        setOptimizationOptions(new HashMap<String, Boolean>(configuration.getOptimizationOptions()));
    }

    /**
     * Sets the Flags to the specified configuration, with defaults
     * for those not supplied.
     * Note that those "defaults" here do <em>not include checking the
     * settings in {@link System#getProperties()} in general, only file.encoding, 
     * groovy.target.directory and groovy.source.encoding are.<br/>
     * If you want to set a few flags but keep Groovy's default
     * configuration behavior then be sure to make your settings in
     * a Properties that is backed by <code>System.getProperties() (which
     * is done using this constructor).<br/>
     * That might be done like this:<br/>
     * <pre>
     *    Properties myProperties = new Properties(System.getProperties());
     *    myProperties.setProperty("groovy.output.debug", "true");
     *    myConfiguration = new CompilerConfiguration(myProperties);
     * </pre>
     * And you also have to contend with a possible SecurityException when
     * getting the system properties (See {@link java.lang.System#getProperties()}).<br/> 
     * An safer method would be to copy a default
     * CompilerConfiguration and make your changes there using the
     * setter.<br/>
     * <pre>
     *    // In all likelihood there is already a configuration for you to copy,
     *    // but for the sake of this example we'll use the global default.
     *    CompilerConfiguration myConfiguration = new CompilerConfiguration(CompilerConfiguration.DEFAULT);
     *    myConfiguration.setDebug(true);
     * </pre>
     * Another reason to use the copy constructor rather than this one is that you
     * must call {@link #setOutput}.  Calling <code>setOutput(null) is valid and will
     * set up a <code>PrintWriter to a bit bucket.  The copy constructor will of course set
     * the same one as the original.
     *
     *<table summary="Groovy Compiler Configuration Properties">
         <tr>
            <th>Property Key
Get/Set Property Name{@link #getWarningLevel}
"groovy.source.encoding"{@link #getSourceEncoding}
"groovy.target.directory"{@link #getTargetDirectory}
"groovy.target.bytecode"{@link #getTargetBytecode}
"groovy.classpath"{@link #getClasspath}
"groovy.output.verbose"{@link #getVerbose}
"groovy.output.debug"{@link #getDebug}
"groovy.errors.tolerance"{@link #getTolerance}
"groovy.script.extension"{@link #getDefaultScriptExtension}
"groovy.script.base"{@link #getScriptBaseClass}
"groovy.recompile"{@link #getRecompileGroovySource}
"groovy.recompile.minimumInterval"{@link #getMinimumRecompilationInterval}
</tr> </table> <br/> * @param configuration The properties to get flag values from. */ public CompilerConfiguration(Properties configuration) throws ConfigurationException { this(); configure(configuration); } /** * Method to configure a this CompilerConfiguration by using Properties. * For a list of available properties look at {link {@link #CompilerConfiguration(Properties)}. * @param configuration The properties to get flag values from. */ public void configure(Properties configuration) throws ConfigurationException { String text = null; int numeric = 0; // // Warning level numeric = getWarningLevel(); try { text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.warnings", "likely errors"); numeric = Integer.parseInt(text); } catch (NumberFormatException e) { text = text.toLowerCase(); if (text.equals("none")) { numeric = WarningMessage.NONE; } else if (text.startsWith("likely")) { numeric = WarningMessage.LIKELY_ERRORS; } else if (text.startsWith("possible")) { numeric = WarningMessage.POSSIBLE_ERRORS; } else if (text.startsWith("paranoia")) { numeric = WarningMessage.PARANOIA; } else { throw new ConfigurationException("unrecogized groovy.warnings: " + text); } } setWarningLevel(numeric); // // Source file encoding // text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.source.encoding"); if (text != null) setSourceEncoding(text); // // Target directory for classes // text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.target.directory"); if (text != null) setTargetDirectory(text); text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.target.bytecode"); if (text != null) setTargetBytecode(text); // // Classpath // text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.classpath"); if (text != null) setClasspath(text); // // Verbosity // text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.output.verbose"); if (text != null && text.equalsIgnoreCase("true")) setVerbose(true); // // Debugging // text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.output.debug"); if (text != null && text.equalsIgnoreCase("true")) setDebug(true); // // Tolerance // numeric = 10; try { text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.errors.tolerance", "10"); numeric = Integer.parseInt(text); } catch (NumberFormatException e) { throw new ConfigurationException(e); } setTolerance(numeric); // // Script Base Class // text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.script.base"); if (text!=null) setScriptBaseClass(text); // // recompilation options // text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.recompile"); if (text != null) { setRecompileGroovySource(text.equalsIgnoreCase("true")); } numeric = 100; try { text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.recompile.minimumIntervall"); if (text==null) text = configuration.getProperty("groovy.recompile.minimumInterval"); if (text!=null) { numeric = Integer.parseInt(text); } else { numeric = 100; } } catch (NumberFormatException e) { throw new ConfigurationException(e); } setMinimumRecompilationInterval(numeric); } /** * Gets the currently configured warning level. See WarningMessage * for level details. */ public int getWarningLevel() { return this.warningLevel; } /** * Sets the warning level. See WarningMessage for level details. */ public void setWarningLevel(int level) { if (level < WarningMessage.NONE || level > WarningMessage.PARANOIA) { this.warningLevel = WarningMessage.LIKELY_ERRORS; } else { this.warningLevel = level; } } /** * Gets the currently configured source file encoding. */ public String getSourceEncoding() { return this.sourceEncoding; } /** * Sets the encoding to be used when reading source files. */ public void setSourceEncoding(String encoding) { if (encoding == null) encoding = "US-ASCII"; this.sourceEncoding = encoding; } /** * Gets the currently configured output writer. */ public PrintWriter getOutput() { return this.output; } /** * Sets the output writer. */ public void setOutput(PrintWriter output) { if (output == null) { this.output = new PrintWriter(NullWriter.DEFAULT); } else { this.output = output; } } /** * Gets the target directory for writing classes. */ public File getTargetDirectory() { return this.targetDirectory; } /** * Sets the target directory. */ public void setTargetDirectory(String directory) { if (directory != null && directory.length() > 0) { this.targetDirectory = new File(directory); } else { this.targetDirectory = null; } } /** * Sets the target directory. */ public void setTargetDirectory(File directory) { this.targetDirectory = directory; } /** * @return the classpath */ public List<String> getClasspath() { return this.classpath; } /** * Sets the classpath. */ public void setClasspath(String classpath) { this.classpath = new LinkedList<String>(); StringTokenizer tokenizer = new StringTokenizer(classpath, File.pathSeparator); while (tokenizer.hasMoreTokens()) { this.classpath.add(tokenizer.nextToken()); } } /** * sets the classpath using a list of Strings * @param l list of strings containg the classpathparts */ public void setClasspathList(List<String> l) { this.classpath = new LinkedList<String>(l); } /** * Returns true if verbose operation has been requested. */ public boolean getVerbose() { return this.verbose; } /** * Turns verbose operation on or off. */ public void setVerbose(boolean verbose) { this.verbose = verbose; } /** * Returns true if debugging operation has been requested. */ public boolean getDebug() { return this.debug; } /** * Turns debugging operation on or off. */ public void setDebug(boolean debug) { this.debug = debug; } /** * Returns the requested error tolerance. */ public int getTolerance() { return this.tolerance; } /** * Sets the error tolerance, which is the number of * non-fatal errors (per unit) that should be tolerated before * compilation is aborted. */ public void setTolerance(int tolerance) { this.tolerance = tolerance; } /** * Gets the name of the base class for scripts. It must be a subclass * of Script. */ public String getScriptBaseClass() { return this.scriptBaseClass; } /** * Sets the name of the base class for scripts. It must be a subclass * of Script. */ public void setScriptBaseClass(String scriptBaseClass) { this.scriptBaseClass = scriptBaseClass; } public ParserPluginFactory getPluginFactory() { if (pluginFactory == null) { pluginFactory = ParserPluginFactory.newInstance(true); } return pluginFactory; } public void setPluginFactory(ParserPluginFactory pluginFactory) { this.pluginFactory = pluginFactory; } public void setScriptExtensions(Set<String> scriptExtensions) { if(scriptExtensions == null) scriptExtensions = new LinkedHashSet<String>(); this.scriptExtensions = scriptExtensions; } public Set<String> getScriptExtensions() { if(scriptExtensions == null || scriptExtensions.isEmpty()) { /* * this happens * * when groovyc calls FileSystemCompiler in forked mode, or * * when FileSystemCompiler is run from the command line directly, or * * when groovy was not started using groovyc or FileSystemCompiler either */ scriptExtensions = SourceExtensionHandler.getRegisteredExtensions( this.getClass().getClassLoader()); } return scriptExtensions; } public String getDefaultScriptExtension() { return defaultScriptExtension; } public void setDefaultScriptExtension(String defaultScriptExtension) { this.defaultScriptExtension = defaultScriptExtension; } public void setRecompileGroovySource(boolean recompile) { recompileGroovySource = recompile; } public boolean getRecompileGroovySource(){ return recompileGroovySource; } public void setMinimumRecompilationInterval(int time) { minimumRecompilationInterval = Math.max(0,time); } public int getMinimumRecompilationInterval() { return minimumRecompilationInterval; } /** * Allow setting the bytecode compatibility. The parameter can take * one of the values <tt>1.5 or 1.4. If wrong parameter * then the value will default to VM determined version. * * @param version the bytecode compatibility mode */ public void setTargetBytecode(String version) { if(PRE_JDK5.equals(version) || POST_JDK5.equals(version)) { this.targetBytecode = version; } } /** * Retrieves the compiler bytecode compatibility mode. * * @return bytecode compatibility mode. Can be either <tt>1.5 or 1.4. */ public String getTargetBytecode() { return this.targetBytecode; } private static String getVMVersion() { try { Class.forName(JDK5_CLASSNAME_CHECK); return POST_JDK5; } catch(Exception ex) { // IGNORE } return PRE_JDK5; } /** * Gets the joint compilation options for this configuration. * @return the options */ public Map<String, Object> getJointCompilationOptions() { return jointCompilationOptions; } /** * Sets the joint compilation options for this configuration. * Using null will disable joint compilation. * @param options the options */ public void setJointCompilationOptions(Map<String, Object> options) { jointCompilationOptions = options; } /** * Gets the optimization options for this configuration. * @return the options (always not null) */ public Map<String, Boolean> getOptimizationOptions() { return optimizationOptions; } /** * Sets the optimization options for this configuration. * No entry or a true for that entry means to enable that optimization, * a false means the optimization is disabled. * Valid keys are "all" and "int". * @param options the options. * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the options are null */ public void setOptimizationOptions(Map<String, Boolean> options) { if (options==null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("provided option map must not be null"); optimizationOptions = options; } /** * Adds compilation customizers to the compilation process. A compilation customizer is a class node * operation which performs various operations going from adding imports to access control. * @param customizers the list of customizers to be added * @return this configuration instance */ public CompilerConfiguration addCompilationCustomizers(CompilationCustomizer... customizers) { if (customizers==null) throw new IllegalArgumentException("provided customizers list must not be null"); compilationCustomizers.addAll(Arrays.asList(customizers)); return this; } /** * Returns the list of compilation customizers. * @return the customizers (always not null) */ public List<CompilationCustomizer> getCompilationCustomizers() { return compilationCustomizers; } }

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