CInline

The CInline annotation allows you to inline any method in the transformer into the caller methods.
This works with all injection methods (except for CASM) and other methods inside the transformer.
The inlined method will be removed from the class after the transformer is applied.
Make sure that:

• The inlined method is only called inside the transformer/target class.
• The inlined method is not called recursively.

Example

This example inlines the injectTest() method into the test() method.
Original method:

public String test() {
    return "Test";
}

Transformer method:

@CInline
@CInject(method = "test", target = @CTarget("HEAD"), cancellable = true)
public void injectTest(InjectionCallback ic) {
    ic.setReturnValue("Hello World!");
}

Injected code:

public String test() {
    InjectionCallback ic = new InjectionCallback();
    injectTest(ic);
    if (ic.isCancelled()) {
        return (String) ic.getReturnValue();
    }
    return "Test";
}

Inlined code:

public String test() {
    InjectionCallback ic = new InjectionCallback();
    ic.setReturnValue("Hello World!");
    if (ic.isCancelled()) {
        return (String) ic.getReturnValue();
    }
    return "Test";
}