Listing a java file's loops

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Hi,

is there a way to list a class's loops (for, while and switch)?
I think like there are 3 fors, 2 whiles, on a Jlist:
1. for
2. for
3. for
1. while
2. while

Posted 6-Nov-12 10:24am

AllainLG

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Sandeep Mewara 6-Nov-12 17:04pm

Not clear. Please rephrase/elaborate.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Nov-12 17:42pm

List by what? Another application? Written if what language? Do you have this Java file on input or what? And, most important, why?
--SA

AllainLG 6-Nov-12 18:05pm

My program would work like this: the user chooses a file (text or java) and I'd like to get how many loops it have, and list them on my jList.
I want to change for example a for loop to a while, so it will work the same way.
Of course evereything in java language.

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TorstenH. · Accepted Answer · 2012-11-06T19:21:00

Solution 1

related to: How to get the input file's class without knowing it (java)[^]

At this point you need to get into working with Strings / pure text.
That's native code inside a method, there is no way to get that by function.

Posted 6-Nov-12 19:21pm

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AllainLG 7-Nov-12 12:30pm

I see, thank you.
Does someone have a code for this?