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Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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/*
* Copyright (C) 2011 Google Inc.
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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*
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package com.google.gson.internal;
import com.google.gson.InstanceCreator;
import com.google.gson.reflect.TypeToken;
import java.lang.reflect.Constructor;
import java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException;
import java.lang.reflect.Type;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.LinkedHashSet;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Queue;
import java.util.Set;
import java.util.SortedSet;
import java.util.TreeSet;
/**
* Returns a function that can construct an instance of a requested type.
*/
public final class ConstructorConstructor {
private final TypeMap<InstanceCreator<?>> instanceCreators;
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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public ConstructorConstructor(TypeMap<InstanceCreator<?>> instanceCreators) {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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this.instanceCreators = instanceCreators;
}
public ConstructorConstructor() {
this(new TypeMap<InstanceCreator<?>>());
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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}
public <T> ObjectConstructor<T> getConstructor(TypeToken<T> typeToken) {
final Type type = typeToken.getType();
final Class<? super T> rawType = typeToken.getRawType();
// first try an instance creator
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") // types must agree
final InstanceCreator<T> creator
= (InstanceCreator<T>) instanceCreators.getHandlerFor(type);
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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if (creator != null) {
return new ObjectConstructor<T>() {
public T construct() {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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return creator.createInstance(type);
}
};
}
ObjectConstructor<T> defaultConstructor = newDefaultConstructor(rawType);
if (defaultConstructor != null) {
return defaultConstructor;
}
ObjectConstructor<T> defaultImplementation = newDefaultImplementationConstructor(rawType);
if (defaultImplementation != null) {
return defaultImplementation;
}
// finally try unsafe
return newUnsafeAllocator(type, rawType);
}
private <T> ObjectConstructor<T> newDefaultConstructor(Class<? super T> rawType) {
try {
final Constructor<? super T> constructor = rawType.getDeclaredConstructor();
if (!constructor.isAccessible()) {
constructor.setAccessible(true);
}
return new ObjectConstructor<T>() {
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") // T is the same raw type as is requested
public T construct() {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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try {
Object[] args = null;
return (T) constructor.newInstance(args);
} catch (InstantiationException e) {
// TODO: JsonParseException ?
throw new RuntimeException("Failed to invoke " + constructor + " with no args", e);
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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} catch (InvocationTargetException e) {
// TODO: don't wrap if cause is unchecked!
// TODO: JsonParseException ?
throw new RuntimeException("Failed to invoke " + constructor + " with no args",
e.getTargetException());
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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} catch (IllegalAccessException e) {
throw new AssertionError(e);
}
}
};
} catch (NoSuchMethodException e) {
return null;
}
}
/**
* Constructors for common interface types like Map and List and their
* subytpes.
*/
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") // use runtime checks to guarantee that 'T' is what it is
private <T> ObjectConstructor<T> newDefaultImplementationConstructor(Class<? super T> rawType) {
if (Collection.class.isAssignableFrom(rawType)) {
if (SortedSet.class.isAssignableFrom(rawType)) {
return new ObjectConstructor<T>() {
public T construct() {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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return (T) new TreeSet<Object>();
}
};
} else if (Set.class.isAssignableFrom(rawType)) {
return new ObjectConstructor<T>() {
public T construct() {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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return (T) new LinkedHashSet<Object>();
}
};
} else if (Queue.class.isAssignableFrom(rawType)) {
return new ObjectConstructor<T>() {
public T construct() {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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return (T) new LinkedList<Object>();
}
};
} else {
return new ObjectConstructor<T>() {
public T construct() {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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return (T) new ArrayList<Object>();
}
};
}
}
if (Map.class.isAssignableFrom(rawType)) {
return new ObjectConstructor<T>() {
public T construct() {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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return (T) new LinkedHashMap<Object, Object>();
}
};
// TODO: SortedMap ?
}
return null;
}
private <T> ObjectConstructor<T> newUnsafeAllocator(
final Type type, final Class<? super T> rawType) {
return new ObjectConstructor<T>() {
private final UnsafeAllocator unsafeAllocator = UnsafeAllocator.create();
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@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public T construct() {
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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try {
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Object newInstance = unsafeAllocator.newInstance(rawType);
return (T) newInstance;
Down to 22 failing tests. Consolidated all of the different code paths that we use to construct instances. We now have an ObjectConstructor class that knows what type it constructs; this means that we don't need to ever do reflection to lookup a constructor at construction time. Cleaned up some buggy type adapters, particularly around handling of null. Removed dead code for object graph navigation. Moved some classes into 'internal' so they are visible to the 'bind' subpackage. Turned some TypeAdapterFactory/TypeAdapter pairs inside out so that the TypeAdapter is now the inner class. This is necessary so that the factories can take parameters. Added an API to request the 'next' type adapter for a type. This allows type adapters to compose other type adapters. We're using this in two places: - where the user has excluded a type from serialization but not deserialization, we need to use the "default" deserialization but interpose null on serialization. We create a type adapter that delegates for one and returns null for the other. - similarly when a DOM type serializer is registered but no deserializer, or vice versa. This is the biggest change to the MiniGson core. For backwards compatibility, return null for the empty string. Simplify JsonSerializationContext/JsonDeserializationContext to simply call through to GSON. SerializeDefault is currently unsupported. More useful error messages when calling getAsBoolean on a JsonNull. Remove currently unused MemoryRefStack. We might need this back again, though wiring it back in will be much more difficult because we don't interject ourselves between the users' various type adapters.
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} catch (Exception e) {
throw new RuntimeException(("Unable to invoke no-args constructor for " + type + ". "
+ "Register an InstanceCreator with Gson for this type may fix this problem."), e);
}
}
};
}
@Override public String toString() {
return instanceCreators.toString();
}
}