I'm using java-assist to rewrite code using ExprEditor and NewExpr.replace(). When my
code looks like this:
HashMap h=new HashMap(size);
it has to be converted to
HashMap h=new HashMapWrapper(size,some_extra_params);
The wrapper is not a real wrapper, but just extends the real HashMap.
Everything works fine, but the byte code is screwed up when trying
to patch:
try
{
HashMap h=new HashMap(size);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
//
}
Something goes wrong with the try-block (I already tried the latest source from CVS).
When I 'm trying to decompile the try block is just gone; it can't even decompile
properly.
The strange thing is that this only happens when the constructor call (NewExpr) is the
FIRST call in a try-block.
So, this works perfectly:
try
{
String blah="blah";
HashMap h=new HashMap(size);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
//
}
It looks like a bug...
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