Hi Marc,
Thanks for the response, I am trying to figure out if the Source lines
are really the most atomic components, or if parts of a line will
eventually be the atomic parts!
I was trying to map instructions back to the source code a more readable
level since now a line seems to be the atomic component as they are simply
flagged as ICounter.FULLY_COVERED, ICounter.NOT_COVERED or ICounter.
PARTLY_COVERED.
Perhaps a new class in the api
ILine 1:N IInstructionSet
where InstructionSet would have;
int instructions
int startChar
int endChar
This would allow us to highlight part of line 8 in the following;
1package foo;
2public class Foo {
3 public Foo() {
4 long now = System.currentTimeMillis();
5 double ret = Math.IEEEremainder(now, 2);
6 long then = System.currentTimeMillis();
7 double retThen = Math.IEEEremainder(then, 2);
8 if (ret == 0.0 && retThen == 0.0) {
9 System.out.println("Hey");
10 }
11 }
12}
ie;
ILine#8_instructionSet#1 2 instructions ' if (ret == 0.0 '
ILine#8_instructionSet#2 1 instructions ' &&'
ILine#8_instructionSet#2 1 instructions ' retThen == 0.0) { '
ILine#9_instructionSet#1 7 instructions ' System.out.println("Hey");'
So what are your thoughts is the current line mapping going to stay, or
will parts of a line eventually become part of the jacoco api?
Cheers,
Scott
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