Package ghidra.app.util.viewer.field

Class SymbolAnnotatedStringHandler

java.lang.Object
ghidra.app.util.viewer.field.SymbolAnnotatedStringHandler
All Implemented Interfaces:
AnnotatedStringHandler, ExtensionPoint
public class SymbolAnnotatedStringHandler extends Object implements AnnotatedStringHandler
An annotated string handler that handles annotations that begin with SUPPORTED_ANNOTATIONS. This class expects one string following the annotation text that is the address or a symbol name. The display text will be that of the symbol that is referred to by the address or symbol name.

  • Constructor Details

    • SymbolAnnotatedStringHandler

      public SymbolAnnotatedStringHandler()

  • Method Details

    • createAnnotatedString

      public AttributedString createAnnotatedString(AttributedString prototypeString, String[] text, Program program)
      Description copied from interface: AnnotatedStringHandler
      Creates an FieldElement based upon the give array of Strings. The first String in the list is expected to be the annotation tag used to create the annotation. At the very least the array is expected to be comprised of two elements, the annotation and some data. Extra data may be provided as needed by implementing classes.
      Specified by:
      createAnnotatedString in interface AnnotatedStringHandler
      Parameters:
      prototypeString - The prototype FieldElement that dictates the attributes for the newly created string. Implementations may change attributes as needed.
      text - An array of Strings used to create the FieldElement being returned.
      program - The program with which the returned string is associated.
      Returns:
      An AnnotatedTextFieldElement that will be used to render the given text.

    • getSupportedAnnotations

      public String[] getSupportedAnnotations()
      Description copied from interface: AnnotatedStringHandler
      Returns the annotation string names that this AnnotatedStringHandler supports (e.g., "symbol", "address", etc...).
      Specified by:
      getSupportedAnnotations in interface AnnotatedStringHandler
      Returns:
      the annotation string names that this AnnotatedStringHandler supports.

    • handleMouseClick

      public boolean handleMouseClick(String[] annotationParts, Navigatable sourceNavigatable, ServiceProvider serviceProvider)
      Description copied from interface: AnnotatedStringHandler
      A method that is notified when an annotation is clicked. Returns true if this annotation handles the click; return false if this annotation does not do anything with the click.
      Specified by:
      handleMouseClick in interface AnnotatedStringHandler
      Parameters:
      annotationParts - The constituent parts of the annotation
      sourceNavigatable - The location in the program that was clicked.
      serviceProvider - A service provider for needed services.
      Returns:
      true if this annotation handles the click; return false if this annotation does not do anything with the click.

    • getDisplayString

      public String getDisplayString()
      Description copied from interface: AnnotatedStringHandler
      Returns the String that represents the GUI presence of this option
      Specified by:
      getDisplayString in interface AnnotatedStringHandler
      Returns:
      the String to display in GUI components.

    • getPrototypeString

      public String getPrototypeString()
      Description copied from interface: AnnotatedStringHandler
      Returns an example string of how the annotation is used
      Specified by:
      getPrototypeString in interface AnnotatedStringHandler
      Returns:
      the example of how this is used.

    • getPrototypeString

      public String getPrototypeString(String displayText)
      Description copied from interface: AnnotatedStringHandler
      Returns an example string of how the annotation is used
      Specified by:
      getPrototypeString in interface AnnotatedStringHandler
      Parameters:
      displayText - The text that may be wrapped, cannot be null
      Returns:
      the example of how this is used.