[news.eclipse.tools.jdt] Re: [Model] Bug on flags of IType

[Romain Dervaux <romain.dervaux@xxxxxxx>]

Hi

I rewrote my code and tried on a 3.4 and 3.5 Eclipse installation but i 
get the same results.
For a Java project with dependancies, I iterate on IClassFile of binary 
IPackageFragmentRoot (with no source attached).
If the contained IType is a top-level class, i do a simple 
Flags.isSynchronized(itype.getFlags())

It always returns true for classes with no modifiers (like the given 
example before).
I tried on various IPackageFragmentRoot from "JRE System Library" and 
also "Plug-in dependencies".

Are you sure to test on IType objects from class files ?

==test code==

public void parse(IClassFile classFile) throws JavaModelException {
		
	IType type = classFile.getType();
		
	//we only want top level types
	if(type != null && type.exists() && !type.isAnonymous() && 
!type.isLocal() && !type.isMember()) {
		if(type.isClass()) {
			System.out.println(Flags.isSynchronized(type.getFlags()));
		}
	}
}

Romain

Daniel Megert a écrit :
> Romain Dervaux wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > I am parsing IType objects from IClassFile objects.
> > I noticed that for classes (not interfaces), the flags are always true 
> > for the synchronized modifier.
> >
> > For a simple class like that :
> >
> > public class A {
> >
> > }
> > IType#getFlags() will return 33.
> Not sure what you're doing but I correctly get 1 back for that type.
>
> Dani
> > IModifierConstants.ACC_SYNCHRONIZED = 32
> > And as 33 & 32 != 0, all classes are considered synchronized.
> >
> > If a class has an another modifier like 'static', it will not have the 
> > synchronized flag.
> >
> > Hope that's clear.
> >
> > Romain