On Tue, 26 Jan 2021 12:42:41 GMT, Lin Zang <[email protected]> wrote:
> This is used to guard the case cntTokens == 0, otherwise that t.nextToken()
> will throw ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.
The line `String option = t.nextToken();` can be moved to each of two if
statements:
if (cntTokens == 2) {
String option = t.nextToken();
. . .
} else if (cntTokens == 1) {
String option = t.nextToken();
. . .
}
Or you may prefer this: `String option = (cntTokens > 0) ? t.nextToken() :
null;`
Here it is more important to save on statements depth/indentation.
I did not understand your answer on the code below (it seems the problem
existed before your fix):
gzlevel = parseHeapDumpCompressionLevel(option)
if (gzlevel < 1) {
err.println("Can not parse compression level from
option "" + option + "".");
if (gzlevel == 0) {
// compression level not in range.
usage();
return;
} else {
out.println("Use "" + option +"" as dumped
file name.");
}
} else {
filename = "heap.bin.gz";
}
There is a check for `gzlevel == 0` when it has been already found this is
true: `gzlevel < 1.` It just has no logical sense. I think, the code is broken
and has to do something like this:
} else if (cntTokens == 1) {
filename = option;
// Try to parse "gz=" option. If failed, treat it
as filename.
if (option.startsWith("gz=")) {
gzlevel =
parseHeapDumpCompressionLevel(option);
if (gzlevel > 0 && gzlevel <= 9) {
// Got correct gzlevel, use default
filename.
filename = "heap.bin.gz";
} else {
err.println("Compression level not in
range: "" + option + "".");
usage();
return;
}
}
}
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PR: https://git.openjdk.java.net/jdk/pull/1712
