Examples of SubRoutineStatement

Examples of org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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  // JDK Compatible implementation - when an exception type is thrown,
  // all related catch blocks are marked as reachable... instead of those only
  // until the point where it is safely handled (Smarter - see comment at the end)
  FlowContext traversedContext = this;
  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
   
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Examples of org.aspectj.org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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    0,
    raisedCount);
  FlowContext traversedContext = this;

  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
    // filter exceptions that are locally caught from the innermost enclosing
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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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      checkExceptionHandlers(parameter.getPreciseTypes(), location, flowInfo, scope);
      return;
    }
  }
  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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    raisedCount);
  FlowContext traversedContext = this;

  ArrayList abruptlyExitedLoops = null;
  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
    // filter exceptions that are locally caught from the innermost enclosing
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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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      checkExceptionHandlers(parameter.getPreciseTypes(), location, flowInfo, scope);
      return;
    }
  }
  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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    raisedCount);
  FlowContext traversedContext = this;

  ArrayList abruptlyExitedLoops = null;
  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
    // filter exceptions that are locally caught from the innermost enclosing
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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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  // JDK Compatible implementation - when an exception type is thrown,
  // all related catch blocks are marked as reachable... instead of those only
  // until the point where it is safely handled (Smarter - see comment at the end)
  FlowContext traversedContext = this;
  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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    0,
    raisedCount);
  FlowContext traversedContext = this;

  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
    // filter exceptions that are locally caught from the innermost enclosing
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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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      checkExceptionHandlers(parameter.getPreciseTypes(), location, flowInfo, scope);
      return;
    }
  }
  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
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Examples of org.eclipse.jdt.internal.compiler.ast.SubRoutineStatement

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    raisedCount);
  FlowContext traversedContext = this;

  ArrayList abruptlyExitedLoops = null;
  while (traversedContext != null) {
    SubRoutineStatement sub;
    if (((sub = traversedContext.subroutine()) != null) && sub.isSubRoutineEscaping()) {
      // traversing a non-returning subroutine means that all unhandled
      // exceptions will actually never get sent...
      return;
    }
    // filter exceptions that are locally caught from the innermost enclosing
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