Unlike the existing `newInstance` variants which allocate and return a new object, these new APIs execute constructor logic on an existing, pre-allocated instance (`thisObject`). This separation of allocation and initialization allows for invoking original or super constructors within hook callbacks where the object reference is already established.
The implementation leverages the existing JNI `HookBridge` methods, as `invokeOriginalMethod` and `invokeSpecialMethod` already support void-return signatures required for constructor execution.
Co-authored-by: frknkrc44 <krc440002@gmail.com>
Centralize dependencies and migrate to submodules
Move `apache` and `axml` modules to a unified `external` directory and migrate libxposed API and service interfaces from Maven dependencies to Git submodules.
Included changes:
- Updated .gitmodules with new paths.
- Simplified core.yml CI workflow.
- Updated Gradle project references to use the new directory structure.
- Added documentation for external components.
In the LSPosedDexParser constructor, the methodIds array is allocated correctly, but the loop condition is wrong: its length is divided by 3 twice.
We rewrite this class in Kotlin, marking the first commit of refactoring LSPosed into Vector.
Co-authored-by: Willian Wang <git@willian.wang>
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