File	Doc	Category	Size	Date	Package
Section.java	API Doc	Android 5.1 API	8653	Thu Mar 12 22:18:30 GMT 2015	com.android.dx.dex.file

Section

• java.lang.Object

Fields Summary
private final String	name {@code null-ok;} name of this part, for annotation purposes
private final DexFile	file {@code non-null;} file that this instance is part of
private final int	alignment {@code > 0;} alignment requirement for the final output; must be a power of 2
private int	fileOffset {@code >= -1;} offset from the start of the file to this part, or {@code -1} if not yet known
private boolean	prepared whether {@link #prepare} has been called successfully on this instance

Constructors Summary

public Section(String name, DexFile file, int alignment) Constructs an instance. The file offset is initially unknown. param name {@code null-ok;} the name of this instance, for annotation purposes param file {@code non-null;} file that this instance is part of param alignment {@code > 0;} alignment requirement for the final output; must be a power of 2 if (file == null) { throw new NullPointerException("file == null"); } validateAlignment(alignment); this.name = name; this.file = file; this.alignment = alignment; this.fileOffset = -1; this.prepared = false;

Methods Summary
protected final void	align(com.android.dx.util.AnnotatedOutput out) Aligns the output of the given data to the alignment of this instance. param out {@code non-null;} the output to align out.alignTo(alignment);
public abstract int	getAbsoluteItemOffset(Item item) Returns the absolute file offset of the given item which must be contained in this section. This is only valid to call once this instance has been assigned a file offset (via {@link #setFileOffset}). Note: Subclasses must implement this as appropriate for their contents. param item {@code non-null;} the item in question return {@code >= 0;} the item's absolute file offset
public final int	getAbsoluteOffset(int relative) Returns the absolute file offset, given an offset from the start of this instance's output. This is only valid to call once this instance has been assigned a file offset (via {@link #setFileOffset}). param relative {@code >= 0;} the relative offset return {@code >= 0;} the corresponding absolute file offset if (relative < 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("relative < 0"); } if (fileOffset < 0) { throw new RuntimeException("fileOffset not yet set"); } return fileOffset + relative;
public final int	getAlignment() Gets the alignment for this instance's final output. return {@code > 0;} the alignment return alignment;
public final DexFile	getFile() Gets the file that this instance is part of. return {@code non-null;} the file return file;
public final int	getFileOffset() Gets the offset from the start of the file to this part. This throws an exception if the offset has not yet been set. return {@code >= 0;} the file offset if (fileOffset < 0) { throw new RuntimeException("fileOffset not set"); } return fileOffset;
protected final java.lang.String	getName() Returns the name of this section, for annotation purposes. return {@code null-ok;} name of this part, for annotation purposes return name;
public abstract java.util.Collection	items() Gets the collection of all the items in this section. It is not valid to attempt to change the returned list. return {@code non-null;} the items
public final void	prepare() Prepares this instance for writing. This performs any necessary prerequisites, including particularly adding stuff to other sections. This method may only be called once per instance; subsequent calls will throw an exception. throwIfPrepared(); prepare0(); prepared = true;
protected abstract void	prepare0() Does the main work of {@link #prepare}.
public final int	setFileOffset(int fileOffset) Sets the file offset. It is only valid to call this method once once per instance. param fileOffset {@code >= 0;} the desired offset from the start of the file where this for this instance return {@code >= 0;} the offset that this instance should be placed at in order to meet its alignment constraint if (fileOffset < 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("fileOffset < 0"); } if (this.fileOffset >= 0) { throw new RuntimeException("fileOffset already set"); } int mask = alignment - 1; fileOffset = (fileOffset + mask) & ~mask; this.fileOffset = fileOffset; return fileOffset;
protected final void	throwIfNotPrepared() Throws an exception if {@link #prepare} has not been called on this instance. if (!prepared) { throw new RuntimeException("not prepared"); }
protected final void	throwIfPrepared() Throws an exception if {@link #prepare} has already been called on this instance. if (prepared) { throw new RuntimeException("already prepared"); }
public static void	validateAlignment(int alignment) Validates an alignment. param alignment the alignment throws IllegalArgumentException thrown if {@code alignment} isn't a positive power of 2 if ((alignment <= 0) || (alignment & (alignment - 1)) != 0) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("invalid alignment"); }
public abstract int	writeSize() Gets the size of this instance when output, in bytes. return {@code >= 0;} the size of this instance, in bytes
public final void	writeTo(com.android.dx.util.AnnotatedOutput out) Writes this instance to the given raw data object. param out {@code non-null;} where to write to throwIfNotPrepared(); align(out); int cursor = out.getCursor(); if (fileOffset < 0) { fileOffset = cursor; } else if (fileOffset != cursor) { throw new RuntimeException("alignment mismatch: for " + this + ", at " + cursor + ", but expected " + fileOffset); } if (out.annotates()) { if (name != null) { out.annotate(0, "\n" + name + ":"); } else if (cursor != 0) { out.annotate(0, "\n"); } } writeTo0(out);
protected abstract void	writeTo0(com.android.dx.util.AnnotatedOutput out) Writes this instance to the given raw data object. This gets called by {@link #writeTo} after aligning the cursor of {@code out} and verifying that either the assigned file offset matches the actual cursor {@code out} or that the file offset was not previously assigned, in which case it gets assigned to {@code out}'s cursor. param out {@code non-null;} where to write to