Examples of soot.SootClass.removeMethod()

soot.SootClass.removeMethod()
Removes the given method from this class.

                // Keep track of the modification, so we know to
                // modify invocations of that constructor.
                modifiedConstructorClassList.add(theClass);


                // Dance so that indexes in the Scene are properly updated.
                theClass.removeMethod(method);
                theClass.addMethod(method);


                System.out.println("method = " + method);
                JimpleBody body = (JimpleBody) method.retrieveActiveBody();

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                if (!reachables.contains(method)) {
                    if (debug) {
                        System.out.println("removing method " + method);
                    }


                    theClass.removeMethod(method);
                }
            }
        }


        // Reset the hierarchy, since we've changed superclasses and such.

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                            typeList.add(RefType.v("java.lang.String"));
                            method.setParameterTypes(typeList);


                            // Dance so that indexes in the Scene are properly
                            // updated.
                            theClass.removeMethod(method);
                            theClass.addMethod(method);


                            // Keep track of the modified constructor.
                            classToConstructorMap.put(theClass, method);

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        }


        // inline calls to the startRun and stopRun method.
        SootMethod startRunMethod = mainClass.getMethodByName("startRun");
        SootUtilities.inlineCallsToMethod(startRunMethod, mainClass);
        mainClass.removeMethod(startRunMethod);
        SootUtilities.inlineCallsToMethod(mainClass.getMethodByName("stopRun"),
                mainClass);


        for (Iterator methods = mainClass.getMethods().iterator(); methods
                .hasNext();) {

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