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the input parameter name is normally generated by show(method), which means it is the full name of the method. on the other hand, the return value of method->get_name(), and the input paramter of g_redex->erase_method and g_redex->get_method is the simple name of a method.
So, would the place marked in the illustration below be a mistake?
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Yeah passing in the full name seems to be off. I think you are right on that.
However, kInsertDeobfuscatedNameLinks is defaulted to be false. So the deobfuscated name lookup is not being used. We found it to be problematic. Hope this helps. :)
On the other hand, thinking about it, though, the deobfuscated name may be with a different class name altogether? Just using the deobfuscated name wouldn't generally be enough to find the right method? Not sure how that ever worked correctly together at all.
the input parameter
name
is normally generated by show(method), which means it is the full name of the method. on the other hand, the return value ofmethod->get_name()
, and the input paramter ofg_redex->erase_method
andg_redex->get_method
is the simple name of a method.So, would the place marked in the illustration below be a mistake?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: