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The extra bytes are a bug in the Inner Classes attribute number of classes field. I fixed it by editing src/classfile/attributes/InnerClassesAttribute.java on line 60 to be "writeShort" instead of "writeInt".
2009-10-27 14:46:23 UTC by anthonywood
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hi~
i added a new method named 'testMethod' and i want to edit its OPCODES,but the 'method attributes' square shows 'Number of attributes0' and cannot edit its OPCODES;
Could you tell me how to edit the OPCODEs of my newly added method?
thanks for any help~.
2009-07-15 13:29:57 UTC by pf_miles
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how to change method attributes.
2009-05-25 09:10:09 UTC by nobody
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can somebody tell me what i need to runn this program on windows/xp and how i can start this program it says it is platform independent but i dont see .exe file :)..it might sound stupid but i cant strat this do i use comm promp /if yes how i can do that.thanks.
2009-01-19 17:50:52 UTC by shex2005
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can somebody tell me what i need to runn this program on windows/xp and how i can start this program it says it is platform independent but i dont see .exe file :)..it might sound stupid but i cant strat this do i use comm promp /if yes how i can do that.thanks.
2009-01-19 17:47:43 UTC by shex2005
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Umm.. If you're not computer savvy, why are you trying to run this?.
2008-03-31 04:54:08 UTC by ryb73
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cannot change arritbutes's value in a inner clcass
i followed the error and found the reason of this bug.
there's writeAttributeDetails in the class InnerClassArritbute.java
the line
dos.writeInt(iNumberOfClasses);
in the method should change to dos.writeShort(iNumberOfClasses);.
2008-03-17 07:41:30 UTC by nobody
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I am having major issues trying to figure out how to install this program. I have read the read me file and I don't understand what it means by step 2. To start classeditor go to the extracted directory and type
"java -jar ce.jar".
I know where the file has been extracted and I see no where to type this command in? I am not as computer savy as I am on a phone, LOL.
Thanks for...
2008-03-04 01:00:28 UTC by budmanng
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All 8-byte constants take up two entries in the
constant_pool table of the class file.
2006-08-28 04:05:38 UTC by nobody
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forgot to mention the version number of the program:
ClassEditor 2.23.
2006-03-20 04:23:00 UTC by nobody
