Pico Compiler Pro - java code editor, ide and offline compiler for iOS

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By Marcin Olawski

This is the Pro version of Pico Compiler, the first offline java compiler on the App Store.Pro features: Smart code completion - Pico will complete...

This is the Pro version of Pico Compiler, the first offline java compiler on the App Store.Pro features: Smart code completion - Pico will complete the names of classes, methods, fields, and keywords within the visibility scope. When you invoke code completion, Pico Compiler analyses the context and suggests the choices that are reachable from the current position of the caret. Pico Compiler is a lightweight, offline development environment for writing Java programs. It is designed primarily for students, providing an simple interface and the ability to interactively evaluate Java source code. The major design goal was to keep the compiler small and simple, while providing an (almost) Java compatible compiler. The following elements of the Java programming language are implemented: packages, imports classes, interfaces Inheritance Static members Classes, instances initializers Fields, methods declarations Local variables declaration if ... else, for, while, do ... while, try ... catch ... finally, throw, return, break, continue, switch, synchronized statements All primitive types Superclass member access this (reference to current instance) Superclass constructor invocation (super(a, b, c);) Method invocation Class instance creation (new Abc()) Primitive array creation (new int[10][5][]) Class or interface array creation (new Abc[10][5][]) Array access (args[0]) Local variable access null literal Unary numeric conversion Block scope, method scope, class scope, global scope throws clause Array initializer (String[] a = { "x", "y", "z" }) Primitive class literals (int.class) Non-primitive class literals (String.class) Accessibility checking (PUBLIC, PROTECTED, PRIVATE) Autoboxing and unboxing Variable arity methods (a.k.a. "varargs") The following elements of the Java programming language are not yet implemented: Type arguments are parsed, but otherwise ignored Declaration of parametrized types Typesafe enums Annotation declarations Compiler can process only one file at a time