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Here's a plugin to automatically decompile Java .class files as they're read in. Tweak the javap flags for what you want to see. I didn't post this as a script because it's too simple and it's really more useful for demonstrating how to read decompilable files (or other binary files that can be converted to text). |
Here's a plugin to automatically decompile Java .class files as they're read in. Tweak the javap flags for what you want to see. I didn't post this as a script because it's too simple and it's really more useful for demonstrating how to read decompilable files (or other binary files that can be converted to text). |
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It doesn't work when package is used in java code. |
It doesn't work when package is used in java code. |
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The question is how to save package information? |
The question is how to save package information? |
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Revision as of 13:32, 25 July 2007
Tip: #155 - Decompile Java .class files automatically
Created: November 7, 2001 3:16 Complexity: intermediate Author: Lawrence Kesteloot Version: 6.0 Karma: 9/7 Imported from: Tip#155
Here's a plugin to automatically decompile Java .class files as they're read in. Tweak the javap flags for what you want to see. I didn't post this as a script because it's too simple and it's really more useful for demonstrating how to read decompilable files (or other binary files that can be converted to text).
function s:ReadClass(dir, classname)
execute "cd " . a:dir
execute "0read !javap -c " . a:classname
1
setlocal readonly
setlocal nomodified
endfunction
autocmd BufReadCmd *.class
\ call <SID>ReadClass(expand("<afile>:p:h"), expand("<afile>:t:r"))
Comments
It doesn't work when package is used in java code.
Foo.java
package com.foo.test;
class Foo
{
}
The question is how to save package information?
maxiangjiang--AT--hotmail.com , November 7, 2001 10:14
For jad:
au BufReadCmd *.class setl readonly nomodified | %!jad -p <afile>
do1--AT--yandex.ru
, March 6, 2006 4:06