[Soot-list] Question for Jimple code

[Bernhard Berger]

Hi,

thats the way the Java compiler handles inner classes (not quite sure if the behavior is defined in the Java Language Specification).  Each class file holds exactly one class. Therefore, it is necessary to create separate class files for (anonymous) inner classes. If you have a named inner class the result would be outer$inner.class. If it is an anonymous class they will be enumerated outer$1.

Regards, Bernhard

A simple article on this topic: https://www.javatpoint.com/anonymous-inner-class
 
> Am 14.04.2017 um 08:10 schrieb Byungkwon Choi <nfsp3k at gmail.com>:
> 
> Dear all,
> 
> I have developed a static analysis framework using Soot. 
> My question is the following.
> 
> What is the meaning of the dollar sign at the end of the class name?
> 
> When I generated Jimple files for an app 'wish' using Soot, there are several classes as the following.
>   
>    com.contextlogic.wish.ui.fragment.filterfeed.FilterFeedFragment
>    com.contextlogic.wish.ui.fragment.filterfeed.FilterFeedFragment$1
>    com.contextlogic.wish.ui.fragment.filterfeed.FilterFeedFragment$2
>    com.contextlogic.wish.ui.fragment.filterfeed.FilterFeedFragment$3
>    ...
>    com.contextlogic.wish.ui.fragment.filterfeed.FilterFeedFragment$10
>    com.contextlogic.wish.ui.fragment.filterfeed.FilterFeedFragment$10$1
> 
> Are they kind of partial classes? What are they?
> 
> Best regards,
> Yours,
> Byungkwon Choi
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