Globalyzer 5 Java Rules - Revision history

Olibouban at 16:52, 14 March 2018

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =
	Globalyzer 5 ~~introduces~~ new types of rules based on a improved, in-depth i18n parsing.		Globalyzer 5 introduced new types of rules based on a improved, in-depth i18n parsing.

	Say that you want to filter strings passed as parameters to a method called '''get''', which is a fairly common method name. With Globalyzer 5, you can specify the class name on which the rule should be applied. Let's say the ''I18nUtil'' class and the ''UIUtil'' both have a ''''get'''' method.		Say that you want to filter strings passed as parameters to a method called '''get''', which is a fairly common method name. With Globalyzer 5, you can specify the class name on which the rule should be applied. Let's say the ''I18nUtil'' class and the ''UIUtil'' both have a ''''get'''' method.

Olibouban at 22:03, 8 January 2016

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	~~'''UNDER EMBARGO'''~~

	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

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2015-10-28T16:57:42Z

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	* You can specify a string filter method on '''get''' for variables of type ''I18nUtil'' and		* You can specify a string filter method on '''get''' for variables of type ''I18nUtil'' and
	* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.		* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.
	* Static methods are also handled (I18nUtil.get("string") for example)		* Static methods are also handled (''I18nUtil.get("string")'' for example)
	* You can also have an overarching '''get''' rule for all variable types by leaving the ''Class or Variable Type(s)'' field empty, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.		* You can also have an overarching '''get''' rule for all variable types by leaving the ''Class or Variable Type(s)'' field empty, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2015-10-28T16:57:23Z

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	* You can specify a string filter method on '''get''' for variables of type ''I18nUtil'' and		* You can specify a string filter method on '''get''' for variables of type ''I18nUtil'' and
	* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.		* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.
	* Static methods are also handled.		* Static methods are also handled (I18nUtil.get("string") for example)
	* You can also have an overarching '''get''' rule for all variable types by leaving the ''Class or Variable Type(s)'' field empty, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.		* You can also have an overarching '''get''' rule for all variable types by leaving the ''Class or Variable Type(s)'' field empty, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.

Olibouban: /* Code Snippet */

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	This snippet of code does have strings.		This snippet of code does have strings.

	* The class <code>company.project.Dbg</code> is a debug class and the text method puts the String parameter into a database for support purposes. That string is not visible to the end user. In that instance, the <code>setText</code> method on a variable of type <code>company.project.util.Dbg</code> should be filtered.		* The class <code>company.project.Dbg</code> is a debug class and the text method puts the String parameter into a database for support purposes. That string is not visible to the end user. In that instance, the <code>setText</code> method on a variable of type <code>company.project.util.Dbg</code> should be filtered. The Strings in statements like <code>Dbg.setText("a string");</code> or <code>company.project.util.Dbg.setText("another string");</code> would also be filtered.

	* The variable lbl of class <code>company.project.ui.Label</code> represents a text area in the User Interface and the <code>setText</code> method passes a user visible string. The string <code>Menu</code> passed to this <code>setText</code> method should be flagged: It needs to be externalized out of the code into a resource bundle.		* The variable lbl of class <code>company.project.ui.Label</code> represents a text area in the User Interface and the <code>setText</code> method passes a user visible string. The string <code>Menu</code> passed to this <code>setText</code> method should be flagged: It needs to be externalized out of the code into a resource bundle.

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2015-10-27T21:26:34Z

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	* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.		* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.
	* Static methods are also handled.		* Static methods are also handled.
	* You can also have an overarching '''get''' rule for all variable types by leaving the Class or Type(s) field empty, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.		* You can also have an overarching '''get''' rule for all variable types by leaving the ''Class or Variable Type(s)'' field empty, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.

	= User Interface =		= User Interface =

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2015-10-27T21:26:08Z

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	* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.		* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.
	* Static methods are also handled.		* Static methods are also handled.
	* You can also have an overarching '''get''' ~~filter~~ for all ~~classes if necessary in your code~~, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.		* You can also have an overarching '''get''' rule for all variable types by leaving the Class or Type(s) field empty, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.

	= User Interface =		= User Interface =

Olibouban: /* Introduction */

2015-10-27T21:24:38Z

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	Say that you want to filter strings passed as parameters to a method called '''get''', which is a fairly common method name. With Globalyzer 5, you can specify the class name on which the rule should be applied. Let's say the ''I18nUtil'' class and the ''UIUtil'' both have a ''''get'''' method.		Say that you want to filter strings passed as parameters to a method called '''get''', which is a fairly common method name. With Globalyzer 5, you can specify the class name on which the rule should be applied. Let's say the ''I18nUtil'' class and the ''UIUtil'' both have a ''''get'''' method.
	* You can specify a string filter method on '''get''' for variables of type ''I18nUtil'' and		* You can specify a string filter method on '''get''' for variables of type ''I18nUtil'' and
	* You can specify a string detection method for variables of type ''UIUtil''.		* You can specify a string detection method on '''get''' for variables of type ''UIUtil''.
	* Static methods are also handled.		* Static methods are also handled.
	* You can also have an overarching '''get''' filter for all classes if necessary in your code, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.		* You can also have an overarching '''get''' filter for all classes if necessary in your code, as opposed to listing all the class types on which a detection or a filter must apply.

Olibouban at 21:01, 27 October 2015

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	'''~~EMBARGOED~~'''		'''UNDER EMBARGO'''

	= Introduction =		= Introduction =
	Globalyzer 5 introduces new types of rules based on a improved, in-depth i18n parsing.		Globalyzer 5 introduces new types of rules based on a improved, in-depth i18n parsing.

Olibouban at 21:00, 27 October 2015

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			'''EMBARGOED'''
	= Introduction =		= Introduction =
	Globalyzer 5 introduces new types of rules based on a improved, in-depth i18n parsing.		Globalyzer 5 introduces new types of rules based on a improved, in-depth i18n parsing.