org.spongepowered.asm.mixin.injection.selectors

Interface ITargetSelector

All Known Subinterfaces:

ITargetSelectorByName, ITargetSelectorConstructor, ITargetSelectorDynamic, ITargetSelectorRemappable

All Known Implementing Classes:

DynamicSelectorDesc, InvalidSelector, MemberInfo, MemberMatcher

public interface ITargetSelector

Target Selectors are used to identify target members in a class, with the criteria for selection being specified in a single string, effectively defining the query parameters. They are used by injectors and other components which need to identify a target element using a string.

Explicit Target Selectors

Explicit Target Selectors are handled internally using MemberInfo structs, see the javadoc for MemberInfo for the supported variants and examples.

// An example explicit target selector
Lfully/qualified/OwnerClass;methodName*(III)V

Pattern Target Selectors (Regex Selectors)

Pattern Target Selectors are handled internally using MemberMatcher, see the javadoc for MemberMatcher for the supported variants and examples. Pattern Selectors always end with a forward slash character.

// Matches candidates ending with "Bar" and which take a single int
/bar$/ desc=/^\\(I\\)/

// The same example but with "name" explicitly specified (optional)
name=/bar$/ desc=/^\\(I\\)/

// Matches candidates whose name contains "Entity"
/Entity/

Dynamic Target Selectors

Dynamic Target Selectors can be built-in or user-supplied types with their own specialised syntax or behaviour.

Built-in dynamic selectors:

• @Desc Selector: Selector which uses descriptors defined in @Desc annotations

Dynamic selectors are specified in the following format, and can be recognised by the fact that the selector string starts with "@":

 // Built-in dynamic selector without argument string
 @SelectorId
   
 // Built-in dynamic selector with empty argument string
 @SelectorId()
   
 // Built-in dynamic selector with argument
 @SelectorId(custom,argument,string,in,any,format)
   
 // User-provided dynamic selector with argument. Note that
 // user-provided dynamic selectors are namespaced to avoid conflicts.
 @Namespace:SelectorId(some arguments)

The exact format of the argument string is specified by the dynamic selector itself, consult the documentation for the dynamic selector you are using for details on the required format.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Interface and Description
static class	ITargetSelector.Configure Available selector reconfigurations

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ITargetSelector	attach(ISelectorContext context) Attach this selector to the specified context.
ITargetSelector	configure(ITargetSelector.Configure request, java.lang.String... args) Configure and return a modified version of this selector by consuming the supplied arguments.
int	getMaxMatchCount() Maximum number of candidates this selector can match
int	getMinMatchCount() Minimum number of candidates this selector must match
<TNode> MatchResult	match(ElementNode<TNode> node) Test whether this selector matches the supplied element node
ITargetSelector	next() Get the next target selector in this path (or null if this selector is the last selector in the chain.
ITargetSelector	validate() Perform basic sanity-check validation of the selector, checks that the parsed out parameters are basically sane

Method Detail

next

ITargetSelector next()

Get the next target selector in this path (or null if this selector is the last selector in the chain. Called at recurse points in the subject in order to match against the child subject.

Can return null

configure

ITargetSelector configure(ITargetSelector.Configure request,
                          java.lang.String... args)

Configure and return a modified version of this selector by consuming the supplied arguments. Results from this method should be idempotent in terms of the configuration of the returned object, but do not have to necessarily return the same object if the callee already matches the supplied configuration, or if the requested mutation is not supported by the selector, though this is generally the case.

In other words, calling configure(Configure.ORPHAN) when this object is already an orphan or does not support orphaning, may simply return this object, or might return an identically-configured copy.

Must not return null, defaults to returning unmodified selector.

Parameters:

request - Requested operation

args - Configuration arguments

Returns:

Configured selector, may return this selector if the specified condition is already satisfied

validate

ITargetSelector validate()
                  throws InvalidSelectorException

Perform basic sanity-check validation of the selector, checks that the parsed out parameters are basically sane

Returns:

fluent (this selector)

Throws:

InvalidSelectorException - if any sanity check fails

attach

ITargetSelector attach(ISelectorContext context)
                throws InvalidSelectorException

Attach this selector to the specified context. Should return this selector unmodified if all is well, or a new selector to be used for further processing of the supplied context. If the supplied context is invalid, an InvalidSelectorException is thrown.

Parameters:

context - Context to attach to

Returns:

Attached selector

Throws:

InvalidSelectorException

getMinMatchCount

int getMinMatchCount()

Minimum number of candidates this selector must match

getMaxMatchCount

int getMaxMatchCount()

Maximum number of candidates this selector can match

match

<TNode> MatchResult match(ElementNode<TNode> node)

Test whether this selector matches the supplied element node

Type Parameters:

TNode - node type

Parameters:

node - node node to test

Returns:

true if this selector can match the supplied field