JPEXS Free Flash Decompiler Issue Tracker

Hi, thanks for your work. I am already testing new release. I've found an error, that fails to decompile code containing calls to static variables. Here is example. Flex code. public static var staticVariable:String = "blablabla"; public function testStatic():void{ var testFunction:Function = function(name:String):*{ return TestAsdec[name]; }; trace(testFunction("staticVariable")); } Decompiled code looks like this (asv) public function testStatic():void{ @1 getlocal 0 @2 pushscope @3 newactivation @4 dup @5 setlocal 1 @6 pushscope @7 getscopeobject 1 @8 newfunction function (_arg1:String){ @1 getglobalscope @2 getslot 1 @3 getlocal 1 @4 getproperty @5 returnvalue } @9 coerce Function @10 setslot 1 @11 returnvoid } Firs instruction is reference to class itself, but asdec fails to decompile it because of empty stack; This is part of GetGlobalScopeIns class. public void translate(boolean isStatic, int classIndex, java.util.HashMap<Integer, TreeItem> localRegs, Stack<TreeItem> stack, java.util.Stack<TreeItem> scopeStack, ConstantPool constants, AVM2Instruction ins, MethodInfo[] method_info, List<TreeItem> output, com.jpexs.asdec.abc.types.MethodBody body, com.jpexs.asdec.abc.ABC abc, HashMap<Integer,String> localRegNames) { stack.push(scopeStack.get(0)); } At this moment scopeStack is empty, so that code causes decompilation error. To fix this we might to use ClassTreeItem to show proper class reference, like this. public void translate(boolean isStatic, int classIndex, java.util.HashMap<Integer, TreeItem> localRegs, Stack<TreeItem> stack, java.util.Stack<TreeItem> scopeStack, ConstantPool constants, AVM2Instruction ins, MethodInfo[] method_info, List<TreeItem> output, com.jpexs.asdec.abc.types.MethodBody body, com.jpexs.asdec.abc.ABC abc, HashMap<Integer,String> localRegNames) { //Adding reference to containing class if scopeStack is empty if (scopeStack.empty()){ stack.push(new ClassTreeItem(abc.instance_info[classIndex].getName(constants).getName(constants))); return; } //to here stack.push(scopeStack.get(0)); } This works for me. I think this might be useful