com.pnfsoftware.jeb.core.units.IUnitPlugin |
Known Indirect Subclasses
AbstractNativeDecompilerPlugin<InsnType extends IInstruction>,
AbstractNativeDisassemblerPlugin<InsnType extends IInstruction>,
AbstractNativePlugin<InsnType extends IInstruction>,
AbstractUnitIdentifier,
AbstractUnitPlugin,
IDebuggerUnitIdentifier,
INativeDecompilerPlugin<InsnType extends IInstruction>,
INativeDisassemblerPlugin<InsnType extends IInstruction>,
INativePlugin<InsnType extends IInstruction>,
IUnitIdentifier
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Definition of a unit plugin. Unit plugins are either identifiers
or
specialized native plugins
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abstract String |
getFormatType()
Retrieve the identity of the unit type.
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abstract double |
getPriority()
Get the identifier priority.
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abstract IPropertyDefinitionManager |
getPropertyDefinitionManager()
Retrieve the property definition manager (PDM) used by this plugin.
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abstract ITypeIdProvider |
getTypeIdProvider()
The type-id provider for this type of units.
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abstract void |
initialize(IPropertyDefinitionManager parent)
Create and initialize the property manager for this identifier.
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From interface
com.pnfsoftware.jeb.core.IPlugin
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Retrieve the identity of the unit type. The type should be unique across all units.
Get the identifier priority. Priority can be negative. Priorities are used by identifier
managers (eg, Processors
) to ensure that identifiers are called in a
(partially) predictable order, if need be. The higher the number, the higher the priority.
Recommendation: typical priority is zero. Relying on priority for proper identification should be used as a last resort measure.
Retrieve the property definition manager (PDM) used by this plugin.
The type-id provider for this type of units. Currently, This method is not intended to use by third-party clients.
Create and initialize the property manager for this identifier. This method is usually called after construction on the identifier.
Overrides are allowed if a plugin needs to define its own properties, but a call to the superclass method should take place first. If not, the implementor is responsible for creating the plugins' PDM.
parent | the parent PDM |
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