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// $Id: CrDupRoleNames.java,v 1.12 2004/09/21 19:03:26 mvw Exp $
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// File: CrDupRoleNames.java
// Classes: CrDupRoleNames
// Original Author: jrobbins@ics.uci.edu

package org.argouml.uml.cognitive.critics;

import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Vector;
import org.argouml.cognitive.Designer;
import org.argouml.model.ModelFacade;


// Use Model through Facade

/**
 * 

A critic to check that the ends of an association all have distinct * names.

* *

This is the first well-formedness rule for associations in the UML 1.3 * standard (see section 2.5.3 of the standard).

* * @see * ArgoUML User Manual: Duplicate end (role) names for <association> */ public class CrDupRoleNames extends CrUML { /** *

Constructor for the critic.

* *

Sets up the resource name, which will allow headline and description * to found for the current locale. Provides a design issue category * (NAMING) and add triggers for "connection" and "end_name".

*/ public CrDupRoleNames() { setResource("CrDupRoleNames"); addSupportedDecision(CrUML.DEC_NAMING); // These may not actually make any difference at present (the code // behind addTrigger needs more work). addTrigger("connection"); addTrigger("end_name"); } /** *

The trigger for the critic.

* *

We do not handle association roles, which are a subclass of * association. An association role should be fine, if its parent is OK, * since it must have the same or fewer ends than its parent.

* *

Note. ArgoUML does not currently have a constructor to check * that an association role is more tightly constrained than its * parent.

* *

Then loop through the ends, building a vector of end names that we * have seen, and looking to see if the current end is already in that * vector. We ignore any ends that are unnamed, or have the empty string * as name.

* *

Whilst this is an O(n^2) algorithm, most associations have only two * ends, so this is unlikely to cause difficulty.

* * @param dm the {@link java.lang.Object Object} to be checked against * the critic. * * @param dsgr the {@link org.argouml.cognitive.Designer Designer} * creating the model. Not used, this is for future * development of ArgoUML. * * @return {@link #PROBLEM_FOUND PROBLEM_FOUND} if the critic is * triggered, otherwise {@link #NO_PROBLEM NO_PROBLEM}. */ public boolean predicate2(Object dm, Designer dsgr) { // Only work for associations if (!(ModelFacade.isAAssociation(dm))) { return NO_PROBLEM; } // No problem if this is an association role. if (ModelFacade.isAAssociationRole(dm)) { return NO_PROBLEM; } // Loop through all the ends, comparing the name against those already // seen (ignoring any with no name). // No problem if there are no connections defined, we will fall // through immediatly. Vector namesSeen = new Vector(); Iterator conns = ModelFacade.getConnections(dm).iterator(); while (conns.hasNext()) { String name = ModelFacade.getName(conns.next()); // Ignore non-existent and empty names if ((name == null) || name.equals("")) { continue; } // Is the name already in the vector of those seen, if not add it // and go on round. if (namesSeen.contains(name)) { return PROBLEM_FOUND; } namesSeen.addElement(name); } // If we drop out there were no clashes return NO_PROBLEM; } } /* end class CrDupRoleNames */
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