Eclipse install Java anti-compile plugin

Eclipse install Java anti-compile plugin

Preface: In the actual development almost will use some framework to assist the project development work, for some framework code we always have some curious heart, want to find out, the source of course better, for some of the code in the jar package we need to use the Anti-compilation tool to look at, Here is a common way I used to install the Java Anti-compilation tool, the operation is relatively simple, but long time also easy to forget, or in this small write a pen! After all, good memory is better than bad writing (plug-in market has a lot of fun, they can try to play to see!) ）

Version information for 1:eclipse

2:help--eclipse Marketplace

3-1: Enter Decompiler to search for and install this plugin

3-2: Enter the anti-compilation search and install this plugin (there are lots of fun plugins, try to play)

4: There are several different anti-compilation plug-in tools to choose from, you can first select, and then try to see the better play

5: No choice, do not accept, you can not continue to play

6: Of course we have to continue.

7: OK! The anti-compilation plugin is complete, and after you restart eclipse you can play, then yes!

8: Want to see the anti-compile plugin setup options after installation window--preferences

9: For the Eclipse Class decompiler Preferences page, you can select the default anti-compiler tool and perform the basic anti-compiler settings.

The default anti-compilation tool is more advanced for Jd-core,jd-core, which supports new syntax such as generics, enums, annotations, and so on JDK1.5.

The meaning of the preference configuration option is as follows:

9-1. Reuse the Cache code: it will only be recompiled once, and each time the class file is opened, the cached anti-compilation code is displayed.
9-2. Ignore the existing source code: If unchecked, see if the class file is bound to the Java source, if it is bound, display the Java source code, if not bound, then decompile the class file. If checked, the bundled Java source code is ignored and the results of the decompile are displayed.
9-3. Display the anti-compiler report: Displays the data report and exception information generated by the anti-compiler after decompile.

9-4. Use the Eclipse Code formatting tool: Use the Eclipse formatting tool to reformat the anti-compilation results, which can take some time to decompile the entire jar package.
9-5. Use the Eclipse member sort: Use the Eclipse member sort to reformat the results of the disassembly and to decompile the entire jar package, this operation consumes a lot of time.

9-6. Output the original line number information in an annotated manner: If the class file contains the original line number information, the line number information is printed to the anti-compilation results in a commented manner.
9-7. Aligning code to facilitate debugging based on line number: If selected, the plugin uses the AST tool to parse the results of the disassembly and adjust the order of the code according to the line number information to facilitate single-step tracking debugging during the debug process.

9-8. Set the class anti-compilation viewer as the default class file editor: By default, the class viewer is ignored, and each time eclipse is launched, the class file is opened by default using the classes viewer provided by the plugin.

10: View the referenced class | | interface | | The method's anti-compilation code is as follows

Method One: Right-click in the Class | | interface | | Method Name, select Open Declaration, you can enter the source code.

Method Two: Right-click in the Class | | interface | | Method name, directly press the F3 key, you can enter the source code.

Method Three: Always hold down the CTRL key, and then click Class | | interface | | Method name, you can enter the source code. (I prefer this mode of operation)

11: Plug-in provides a system menu, toolbars, when the plug-in class is opened by the anti-compilation viewer, the menu and toolbar options are activated, you can easily configure the preferences, toggle the Anti-compilation tool to re-compile, and export the results of the anti-compilation.

12: Reference

Http://www.blogjava.net/cnfree/archive/2012/10/30/390457.html

Eclipse install Java anti-compile plugin