Hi everyone,
I'm trying to determine the context of a local variable. I'm using inner classes, and
these inner classes are instantiated off of an instance of the outer class. The
example below provides some info. Basically, I want to know if BCEL can distinguish
between innerA and innerB. It cannot use the class names or any other seemingly
obvious entries. I have lengthy reasons for this. Instead, is there any way to
determine which instance object (a or b) is used to instantiate innerA or innerB? If
this is feasible in any means possible in BCEL, I will be interested. I'm not sure if
this is too much detail for BCEL. Any help will be appreciated.
public class A {
public class Inner {...}
}
public class B extends A {
public class Inner extends A.Inner {...}
public static void main(String args[]) {
A a = new A();
A.Inner innerA = a.new Inner(); //want to record that "a" was used
B b = new B();
B.Inner innerB = b.new Inner(); //want to record that "b" was used
}
}
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