"""AST-level boundary error injection for Java using javalang.""" from typing import Optional import javalang from app.dataset.rules.base import Mutation, MutationRule class JavaBoundaryErrorRule(MutationRule): """Mutate array length boundary from `<` to `<=`. Uses `javalang` to locate a binary comparison against `.length` and flips the operator to introduce an off-by-one access. """ name = "java_boundary_error" language = "java" defect_type = "boundary_condition_error" def detect_and_mutate(self, source: str, filename: str = "") -> Optional[Mutation]: try: tree = javalang.parse.parse(source) except Exception: return None for path, node in tree: if not isinstance(node, javalang.tree.BinaryOperation): continue if node.operator != "<": continue right = node.operandr if isinstance(right, javalang.tree.MemberReference) and right.member == "length": # BinaryOperation itself may lack position; use enclosing statement if_statement = next((n for n in path if isinstance(n, javalang.tree.IfStatement)), None) pos = if_statement.position if if_statement else node.position if not pos: continue lines = source.splitlines(keepends=True) line_no = pos.line line = lines[line_no - 1] mutated_line = line.replace("< ", "<= ", 1) if mutated_line == line: mutated_line = line.replace("<", "<=", 1) if mutated_line == line: continue mutated = "".join(lines[:line_no - 1] + [mutated_line] + lines[line_no:]) return Mutation( defect_type=self.defect_type, language=self.language, line_start=line_no, line_end=line_no, mutated_source=mutated, reference_fix="Use strict `< length` to avoid ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.", description="Changed array boundary check to off-by-one (<= length).", ) return None