jeb.api.dex

Class DexMethodData

java.lang.Object

jeb.api.dex.DexMethodData

public class DexMethodData
extends java.lang.Object

This object represents a DEX encoded_method object.

Since:

1.2.201305230

See Also:

DexMethod

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
int	getAccessFlags() Get the method access flags.
DexCodeItem	getCodeItem() Get the code representation for this method.
int	getMethodIndex() Get the method index (index of Method object).
int	getUserFlags() Get user-defined flags for the method.
void	setUserFlags(int flags) Set user-defined flags for the method.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

getMethodIndex

public int getMethodIndex()

Get the method index (index of Method object).

Returns:

the method index

Since:

1.2.201305230

getAccessFlags

public int getAccessFlags()

Get the method access flags.

Returns:

the access flags,

Refer to the ACC_xxx constants in the Dex class.

Since:

1.2.201305230

getCodeItem

public DexCodeItem getCodeItem()

Get the code representation for this method.

Returns:

the code representation, or null if none (eg, abstract methods)

Since:

1.2.201305230

getUserFlags

public int getUserFlags()

Get user-defined flags for the method. These flags are not DEX access flags, and are not part of the DEX specifications.

User flags can be set by clients to add extra information to a method. Currently, it is recommended that API users use the higher 16-bits only, as lower 16-bits are reversed by the UI front-end.

UI front-end flags include: FLAG_CONST, FLAG_LIBRARY.

Returns:

the user-defined flags

Since:

1.3.201307250

setUserFlags

public void setUserFlags(int flags)

Set user-defined flags for the method. These flags are not DEX access flags, and are not part of the DEX specifications.

User flags can be set by clients to add extra information to a method. Currently, it is recommended that API users use the higher 16-bits only, as lower 16-bits are reversed by the UI front-end.

UI front-end flags include: FLAG_CONST, FLAG_LIBRARY.

Parameters:

flags - the user-defined flags

Since:

1.3.201307250