Package edu.umd.cs.findbugs
Class ResourceCollection<Resource>
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public class ResourceCollection<Resource> extends java.lang.Object
A ResourceCollection defines all of the resources created and used in a particular method. It serves two related purposes:- Define all of the resources which exist in the method, and
- Record where resources created in the method are created
This distinction is important because some resources which exist in the method aren't created in the method: for example, resources passed in as parameters.
- Author:
- David Hovemeyer
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ResourceCollection()
Constructor.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
addCreatedResource(Location location, Resource resource)
Add a resource created within the analyzed method.void
addPreexistingResource(Resource resource)
Add a preexisting resource.Resource
getCreatedResource(Location location)
Get the resource that is created at given location.boolean
isEmpty()
Return whether or not there are any resources in the collection.java.util.Iterator<Resource>
resourceIterator()
Get an Iterator over all resources in the method.
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Method Detail
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addPreexistingResource
public void addPreexistingResource(Resource resource)
Add a preexisting resource. That is, one that is not created within the analyzed method. Resources passed to the method as parameters fall into this category.- Parameters:
resource
- the preexisting resource
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addCreatedResource
public void addCreatedResource(Location location, Resource resource)
Add a resource created within the analyzed method.- Parameters:
location
- the locationresource
- the resource created at that location
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isEmpty
public boolean isEmpty()
Return whether or not there are any resources in the collection.
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resourceIterator
public java.util.Iterator<Resource> resourceIterator()
Get an Iterator over all resources in the method. This includes both preexisting and created resources.
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