CShadow

The CShadow annotation is used to allow the usage of fields and methods of the target class in the transformer.
The name of the field/method is automatically inferred from the name of the annotated field/method.
If you want to set it manually you can use the value field.

Shadowing a field

//Shadowing the field "field" of the target class
@CShadow
private String field;

//Manually setting the name of the shadowed field
@CShadow("field")
private String otherName;

Shadowing a method

When shadowing a method the body of the method is ignored if it is present.
An easy way to skip the method body is to make the method abstract or native.\

//Shadowing the method "method" of the target class
@CShadow
private native void method();

//Manually setting the name of the shadowed method
@CShadow("method")
private void otherName();

Making fields/methods public

The shadow annotation also allows making fields/methods public by setting the makePublic field to true.
Example:

@CShadow(makePublic = true)
private String field;

Example

@CShadow
private String field;

@CShadow
private native void method(final String s);

@Inject(method = "test", at = @CTarget("HEAD"))
public void injectTest() {
    //Access the private field
    System.out.println(this.field);

    //Access the private method
    this.method("test");
}