[Groovy] Class AstNodeToScriptAdapter 
groovy.inspect.swingui.AstNodeToScriptAdapter 
   This class takes Groovy source code, compiles it to a specific compile phase, and then decompiles it back to the groovy source. It is used by GroovyConsole's AST Browser, but can also be invoked from the command line. 

Authors:
Hamlet D'Arcy
   Methods Summary  
Methods
  Type Params Return Type Name and description    String 
compileToScript(String script, int compilePhase, ClassLoader classLoader = null, boolean showScriptFreeForm = true, boolean showScriptClass = true)This method takes source code, compiles it, then reverses it back to source.    static void 
main(def args)Run this class as a script to compile a groovy file and print out the resulting source.   Inherited Methods Summary  
Inherited Methods
  Methods inherited from class Name   class Object wait, wait, wait, equals, toString, hashCode, getClass, notify, notifyAll     Method Detail 
String compileToScript(String script, int compilePhase, ClassLoader classLoader = null, boolean showScriptFreeForm = true, boolean showScriptClass = true)  This method takes source code, compiles it, then reverses it back to source.

returns:
the source code from the AST state
 
Parameters:

script
 - the source code to be compiled. If invalid, a compile error occurs

compilePhase
 - the CompilePhase. Must be an int mapped in CompilePhase


classLoader
 - (optional) the classloader to use. If missing/null then the current is used. This parameter enables things like ASTBrowser to invoke this with the correct classpath

showScriptFreeForm
 - Whether or not to show the script portion of the source code

showScriptClass
 - Whether or not to show the Script class from the source code
 static void main(def args)  Run this class as a script to compile a groovy file and print out the resulting source. 

Parameters:

args
 - a filename to compile and a CompilePhase to run to
 

    
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