Examples of startSwitch()

Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.plastic.InstructionBuilder.startSwitch()

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        // Arg 1 is the index

        builder.loadArgument(0).checkcast(className);
        builder.loadArgument(1);

        builder.startSwitch(0, nextFieldIndex - 1, new SwitchCallback()
        {
            public void doSwitch(SwitchBlock block)
            {
                for (PlasticFieldImpl f : shimFields)
                {
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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.plastic.InstructionBuilder.startSwitch()

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        builder.loadArgument(0).checkcast(className);
        builder.loadArgument(2);

        builder.loadArgument(1);

        builder.startSwitch(0, nextFieldIndex - 1, new SwitchCallback()
        {
            public void doSwitch(SwitchBlock block)
            {
                for (PlasticFieldImpl f : shimFields)
                {
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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.plastic.InstructionBuilder.startSwitch()

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        builder.loadArgument(0).checkcast(className);

        builder.loadArgument(1);

        builder.startSwitch(0, nextMethodIndex - 1, new SwitchCallback()
        {
            public void doSwitch(SwitchBlock block)
            {
                for (PlasticMethodImpl m : shimMethods)
                {
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Examples of org.apache.tapestry5.plastic.InstructionBuilder.startSwitch()

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                indexOutOfRange(builder);
            }
            else
            {
                builder.loadArgument(0);
                builder.startSwitch(0, description.argumentTypes.length - 1, new SwitchCallback()
                {

                    public void doSwitch(SwitchBlock block)
                    {
                        for (int i = 0; i < description.argumentTypes.length; i++)
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Examples of org.jplastic.core.InstructionBuilder.startSwitch()

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        // Arg 1 is the index

        builder.loadArgument(0).checkcast(className);
        builder.loadArgument(1);

        builder.startSwitch(0, nextFieldIndex - 1, new SwitchCallback()
        {
            public void doSwitch(SwitchBlock block)
            {
                for (PlasticFieldImpl f : shimFields)
                {
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Examples of org.jplastic.core.InstructionBuilder.startSwitch()

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        builder.loadArgument(0).checkcast(className);
        builder.loadArgument(2);

        builder.loadArgument(1);

        builder.startSwitch(0, nextFieldIndex - 1, new SwitchCallback()
        {
            public void doSwitch(SwitchBlock block)
            {
                for (PlasticFieldImpl f : shimFields)
                {
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Examples of org.jplastic.core.InstructionBuilder.startSwitch()

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        builder.loadArgument(0).checkcast(className);

        builder.loadArgument(1);

        builder.startSwitch(0, nextMethodIndex - 1, new SwitchCallback()
        {
            public void doSwitch(SwitchBlock block)
            {
                for (PlasticMethodImpl m : shimMethods)
                {
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Examples of org.jplastic.core.InstructionBuilder.startSwitch()

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                indexOutOfRange(builder);
            }
            else
            {
                builder.loadArgument(0);
                builder.startSwitch(0, description.argumentTypes.length - 1, new SwitchCallback()
                {

                    public void doSwitch(SwitchBlock block)
                    {
                        for (int i = 0; i < description.argumentTypes.length; i++)
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