Examples of PathResourceFinder


Examples of net.janino.util.resource.PathResourceFinder

        // Process the source path.
        ResourceFinder sourceFinder = (
            optionalSourcePath == null ?
            (ResourceFinder) new DirectoryResourceFinder(new File(".")) :
            (ResourceFinder) new PathResourceFinder(optionalSourcePath)
        );

        this.iClassLoader = new JavaSourceIClassLoader(
            sourceFinder,
            optionalCharacterEncoding,
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Examples of net.janino.util.resource.PathResourceFinder

        DebuggingInformation debuggingInformation,
        StringPattern[]      optionalWarningHandlePatterns,
        boolean              rebuild
    ) {
        this(
            new PathResourceFinder(        // sourceFinder
                optionalSourcePath == null ? classPath : optionalSourcePath
            ),
            Compiler.createJavacLikePathIClassLoader( // iClassLoader
                optionalBootClassPath,
                optionalExtDirs,
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Examples of net.janino.util.resource.PathResourceFinder

    private static IClassLoader createJavacLikePathIClassLoader(
        final File[] optionalBootClassPath,
        final File[] optionalExtDirs,
        final File[] classPath
    ) {
        ResourceFinder bootClassPathResourceFinder = new PathResourceFinder(
            optionalBootClassPath == null ?
            PathResourceFinder.parsePath(System.getProperty("sun.boot.class.path")):
            optionalBootClassPath
        );
        ResourceFinder extensionDirectoriesResourceFinder = new JarDirectoriesResourceFinder(
            optionalExtDirs == null ?
            PathResourceFinder.parsePath(System.getProperty("java.ext.dirs")):
            optionalExtDirs
        );
        ResourceFinder classPathResourceFinder = new PathResourceFinder(classPath);

        // We can load classes through "ResourceFinderIClassLoader"s, which means
        // they are read into "ClassFile" objects, or we can load classes through
        // "ClassLoaderIClassLoader"s, which means they are loaded into the JVM.
        //
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Examples of org.codehaus.janino.util.resource.PathResourceFinder

    public static IClassLoader createJavacLikePathIClassLoader(
        final File[] optionalBootClassPath,
        final File[] optionalExtDirs,
        final File[] classPath
    ) {
        ResourceFinder bootClassPathResourceFinder = new PathResourceFinder(
            optionalBootClassPath == null
            ? PathResourceFinder.parsePath(System.getProperty("sun.boot.class.path"))
            : optionalBootClassPath
        );
        ResourceFinder extensionDirectoriesResourceFinder = new JarDirectoriesResourceFinder(
            optionalExtDirs == null
            ? PathResourceFinder.parsePath(System.getProperty("java.ext.dirs"))
            : optionalExtDirs
        );
        ResourceFinder classPathResourceFinder = new PathResourceFinder(classPath);

        // We can load classes through "ResourceFinderIClassLoader"s, which means
        // they are read into "ClassFile" objects, or we can load classes through
        // "ClassLoaderIClassLoader"s, which means they are loaded into the JVM.
        //
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Examples of org.codehaus.janino.util.resource.PathResourceFinder

        boolean         debugVars,
        StringPattern[] warningHandlePatterns,
        boolean         rebuild
    ) {
        this(
            new PathResourceFinder(                       // sourceFinder
                optionalSourcePath == null ? classPath : optionalSourcePath
            ),
            IClassLoader.createJavacLikePathIClassLoader( // iClassLoader
                optionalBootClassPath,
                optionalExtDirs,
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