Réf. : Re: LocalVariableTable changed on rename !

[bl...@sddc.fr]

Hi Andrew,
Thank you for your suggestion, it runs now !
Honnestly, I don't really understand why... but it runs !
Thank you for help

Cordialement / Best regards  




Andrew Huntwork <as...@huntwork.net>
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23/01/2006 17:25
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MethodGen.removeLocalVariables() or some similar api will fix you right 
up.

On 1/23/06, blanglois@sddc.fr <bl...@sddc.fr> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I'm trying very simply to encapsulate a method MethodName by renaming
> original method, and create a new one calling the original;
> Very briefly:
>
> MethodGen mgen = new MethodGen( method, name, poolgen);
> cgen.removeMethod(method);
> String oname = mgen.getName()+"_O";
> mgen.setName( oname);
> cgen.addMethod( methgen.getMethod());
>
> Then I create the new method (nothing but call to original one);
>
>
> Unfortunatly Verifier pass2 is in error because local variable table of 
my
> renamed method has been changed from:
> ....
> LocalVariable(start_pc=33, length=54, index=8:..............
> LocalVariable(start_pc= 89, length = 16, index=8.......
> ....
> to
>
> LocalVariable(start_pc= 89, length = 18, index=8.......
> LocalVariable(start_pc=33, length=56, index=8:..............
>
> giving the error At bytecode offset '89' a local variable has 2 
different
> names: 'e' and 'draft'
>
> I don't understand what could happen, please any help would be very
> welcome !
> Thank you
>
> Cordialement / Best regards
>