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Java support | PMD Source Code Analyzer

Java-specific features and guidance

Warning: WIP, todo for pmd 7

Usually the latest non-preview Java Version is the default version.

In order to analyze a project with PMD that uses preview language features, you’ll need to enable it via the environment variable PMD_JAVA_OPTS and select the new language version, e.g. 20-preview:

export PMD_JAVA_OPTS=--enable-preview
pmd check --use-version java-20-preview ...

Note: we only support preview language features for the latest two java versions.

Java being a statically typed language, a Java program contains more information that just its syntax tree; for instance, every expression has a static type, and every method call is bound to a method overload statically (even if that overload is virtual). In PMD, much of this information is resolved from the AST by additional passes, which run after parsing, and before rules can inspect the tree.

The semantic analysis roughly works like so:

1. The first passes resolve symbols, which are a model of the named entities that Java programs declare, like classes, methods, and variables.
2. Then, each name in the tree is resolved to a symbol, according to the language’s scoping rules. This may modify the tree to remove ambiguous names (names which could be either a type, package, or variable).
3. The last pass resolves the types of expressions, which performs overload resolution on method calls, and type inference.

TODO describe

• why we need auxclasspath
• how disambiguation can fail

TODO describe APIs

In order to use code metrics in Java, use the metrics constants in JavaMetrics, together with MetricsUtil. For instance:

@Override
public Object visit(ASTMethodDeclaration node, Object data) {
    if (JavaMetrics.NCSS.supports(node)) {
        int methodSize = MetricsUtil.computeMetric(JavaMetrics.NCSS, node, ncssOptions);
        if (methodSize >= level) {
            addViolation(data, node);
        }
    }
    return null;
}

The Javadocs are the reference documentation.

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