org.jacoco.core.analysis
Class Analyzer

java.lang.Object
  extended by org.jacoco.core.analysis.Analyzer

public class Analyzer
extends Object

An Analyzer instance processes a set of Java class files and calculates coverage data for them. For each class file the result is reported to a given ICoverageVisitor instance. In addition the Analyzer requires a ExecutionDataStore instance that holds the execution data for the classes to analyze. The Analyzer offers several methods to analyze classes from a variety of sources.


Constructor Summary
Analyzer(ExecutionDataStore executionData, ICoverageVisitor coverageVisitor)
          Creates a new analyzer reporting to the given output.
 
Method Summary
 int analyzeAll(File file)
          Analyzes all class files contained in the given file or folder.
 int analyzeAll(InputStream input, String location)
          Analyzes all classes found in the given input stream.
 int analyzeAll(String path, File basedir)
          Analyzes all classes from the given class path.
 void analyzeClass(byte[] buffer, String location)
          Analyzes the class definition from a given in-memory buffer.
 void analyzeClass(InputStream input, String location)
          Analyzes the class definition from a given input stream.
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Constructor Detail

Analyzer

public Analyzer(ExecutionDataStore executionData,
                ICoverageVisitor coverageVisitor)
Creates a new analyzer reporting to the given output.

Parameters:
executionData - execution data
coverageVisitor - the output instance that will coverage data for every analyzed class
Method Detail

analyzeClass

public void analyzeClass(byte[] buffer,
                         String location)
                  throws IOException
Analyzes the class definition from a given in-memory buffer.

Parameters:
buffer - class definitions
location - a location description used for exception messages
Throws:
IOException - if the class can't be analyzed

analyzeClass

public void analyzeClass(InputStream input,
                         String location)
                  throws IOException
Analyzes the class definition from a given input stream. The provided InputStream is not closed by this method.

Parameters:
input - stream to read class definition from
location - a location description used for exception messages
Throws:
IOException - if the stream can't be read or the class can't be analyzed

analyzeAll

public int analyzeAll(InputStream input,
                      String location)
               throws IOException
Analyzes all classes found in the given input stream. The input stream may either represent a single class file, a ZIP archive, a Pack200 archive or a gzip stream that is searched recursively for class files. All other content types are ignored. The provided InputStream is not closed by this method.

Parameters:
input - input data
location - a location description used for exception messages
Returns:
number of class files found
Throws:
IOException - if the stream can't be read or a class can't be analyzed

analyzeAll

public int analyzeAll(File file)
               throws IOException
Analyzes all class files contained in the given file or folder. Class files as well as ZIP files are considered. Folders are searched recursively.

Parameters:
file - file or folder to look for class files
Returns:
number of class files found
Throws:
IOException - if the file can't be read or a class can't be analyzed

analyzeAll

public int analyzeAll(String path,
                      File basedir)
               throws IOException
Analyzes all classes from the given class path. Directories containing class files as well as archive files are considered.

Parameters:
path - path definition
basedir - optional base directory, if null the current working directory is used as the base for relative path entries
Returns:
number of class files found
Throws:
IOException - if a file can't be read or a class can't be analyzed


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