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Thanks for your questions.Please don't spam multiple mailing lists with identical messages. (At least not until giving a chance for a response.) I'll respond to your questions over on the randoop-developers mailing list where you also sent it.Mike
On Tue, Aug 4, 2020 at 5:42 AM Rachel Tzoref <rachel...@gmail.com> wrote:
--Several questions related to the Sequence API:
- Can Randoop parse Java code into a Sequence object? The Sequence 'parse' method accepts a list of statements in a specific Randoop-defined format, is there a way to read Java code directly?
- Is there documentation for the Randoop-defined format for various types of statements, if such exists? The manual gives examples only for method and constructor calls.
- From looking at the Statement parsing code, the format seems to require only actual variables as parameters for method and constructor calls. Is this indeed the case? If so then I assume we need to transform the input source code by adding auxiliary variables to hold method/constructor calls or other expressions when they are given as parameters to a method/constructor. Is this correct?
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