Find out what packages, classes and methods the Jar file contains

Question

I have a Java code editor with syntax highlighting, with a code hint menu and quick actions. The editor is written in C#. Once again, this editor is for editing Java code! I need to know what packages, classes, methods are in the Jar library (Jar file) for further code hinting and syntax highlighting.

I have an idea about decompiling the Jar to find out "its contents", but I suspect that there is another more efficient way to implement this.

This is what my editor looks like:

Answer 1

So you want the benefit of adding a role or an aria-attribute without actually adding those attributes? The concept of an "accessibility object model" (AOM) has been bantering around a bit that would let you access and modify the accessibility tree directly but it's still in the works. Here's an article from a couple years ago that talks about it. Nothing official. Just one person's thoughts.

Answer 2

Further research shows that, as of this time, the abstracted accessibility options I'm asking for are not yet implemented.

For the time being: eliminating a number of page-owned enclosing divs from the accessibility hierarchy via role="presentation" significantly improved my overall tree. With those out of the way, the majority of my custom tags seem to be simply semantically ignored. This is mostly fine as the majority of my content is plain text.

Since I already mark up the vast majority of even single-character symbols, I've simply added all my symbols to the markup generator. Since everything is already in custom tags, I then use a shadow DOM span with role="img" and a character-specific aria-label to present the symbolic character.

My solution is still incomplete. I wish that I could convey the full richness of the semantic content I have available.