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@ -113,18 +113,29 @@ Types follow the JNI type naming standard:
| Long | J | | Long | J |
| Float | F | | Float | F |
| Double | D | | Double | D |
| Object | L`type`; | | Object | L`path`; |
| Array | [`Type` |
For objects, the type is specified as the full path of the type, where all `.` are replaced with `/`. So, for example, For objects, the type is specified as the full path of the type, where all `.` are replaced with `/`. So, for example,
a Java string would be written as `Ljava/lang/String;`. Generics are ignored when describing an objects type. a Java string would be written as `Ljava/lang/String;`. Generics are ignored when describing an objects type.
Array types are defined as a `[` followed by any JNI type (including another array type). Nested arrays are written as
consecutive `[`. For example, a three-dimensional `Throwable` array (`Throwable[][][]`) would be written as
`[[[Ljava/lang/Throwable;`.
Finally, this means that, for example, the method Finally, this means that, for example, the method
```java ```java
public Class<?> getClass(String name, int index, float crashProbability) { public Class<?> getClass(
String name,
int index,
float crashProbability,
double[] numbers,
String[][] crashMap
) {
// ... // ...
} }
``` ```
would have the `target` value `getClass(Ljava/lang/String;IF)Ljava/lang/Class;` would have the `target` value `getClass(Ljava/lang/String;IF[D[[Ljava/lang/String;)Ljava/lang/Class;`
### Targeting classes ### Targeting classes