Interface LineNumberTableAttribute
- All Superinterfaces:
Attribute<LineNumberTableAttribute>, ClassFileElement
public sealed interface LineNumberTableAttribute extends Attribute<LineNumberTableAttribute>
LineNumberTable attribute (JVMS §4.7.12), which records the mapping between indexes into the code array and line numbers in the source file. Its entries are delivered as LineNumber when traversing the elements of a CodeModel, which is toggled by ClassFile.LineNumbersOption. This attribute only appears on Code attributes, and permits multiple instances in a Code attribute. It has a data dependency on labels.
This attribute cannot be sent to a CodeBuilder; its entries can be constructed with LineNumber, resulting in at most one attribute instance in the built Code attribute.
The attribute was introduced in the Java Platform version 1.0.2, major version 45.
- See Java Virtual Machine Specification:
- 4.7.12 The
LineNumberTableAttribute
- Since:
- 24
- See Also:
Method Summary
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
List |
lineNumbers() |
Returns the table mapping bytecode offsets to source line numbers. |
static LineNumberTableAttribute |
of |
Returns a LineNumberTable attribute. |
Methods declared in interface Attribute
attributeMapper, attributeName | Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
AttributeMapper |
attributeMapper() |
Returns the AttributeMapper associated with this attribute. |
Utf8Entry |
attributeName() |
Returns the name of the attribute. |
Method Details
lineNumbers
List<LineNumberInfo> lineNumbers()
- Returns:
- the table mapping bytecode offsets to source line numbers
of
static LineNumberTableAttribute of(List<LineNumberInfo> lines)
LineNumberTable attribute.- API Note:
- The created attribute cannot be written to a
CodeBuilder. CallCodeBuilder::lineNumberin the correct order instead. - Parameters:
-
lines- the line number descriptions - Returns:
- a
LineNumberTableattribute - Throws:
-
IllegalArgumentException- if the number of descriptions exceeds the limit ofu2
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