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// $Header: /home/cvs/jakarta-jmeter/src/jorphan/org/apache/jorphan/collections/SearchByClass.java,v 1.4 2004/02/11 23:46:32 sebb Exp $
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package org.apache.jorphan.collections;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Useful for finding all nodes in the tree that represent objects of a
 * particular type.  For instance, if your tree contains all strings, and a few
 * StringBuffer objects, you can use the SearchByClass traverser to find all
 * the StringBuffer objects in your tree.  
 * 

* Usage is simple. Given a {@link HashTree} object "tree", and a * SearchByClass object: *

 *  HashTree tree = new HashTree();
 *  // ... tree gets filled with objects
 *  SearchByClass searcher = new SearchByClass(StringBuffer.class);
 *  tree.traverse(searcher);
 *  Iterator iter = searcher.getSearchResults().iterator();
 *  while(iter.hasNext())
 *  {
 *      StringBuffer foundNode = (StringBuffer)iter.next();
 *      HashTree subTreeOfFoundNode = searcher.getSubTree(foundNode);
 *      //  .... do something with node and subTree...
 *  }
 * 
* * @see HashTree * @see HashTreeTraverser * * @author Michael Stover (mstover1 at apache.org) * @version $Revision: 1.4 $ */ public class SearchByClass implements HashTreeTraverser { List objectsOfClass = new LinkedList(); Map subTrees = new HashMap(); Class searchClass = null; /** * Creates an instance of SearchByClass. However, without setting the * Class to search for, it will be a useless object. */ public SearchByClass() { } /** * Creates an instance of SearchByClass, and sets the Class to be searched * for. * * @param searchClass */ public SearchByClass(Class searchClass) { this.searchClass = searchClass; } /** * After traversing the HashTree, call this method to get a collection of * the nodes that were found. * * @return Collection All found nodes of the requested type */ public Collection getSearchResults() { return objectsOfClass; } /** * Given a specific found node, this method will return the sub tree of * that node. * * @param root the node for which the sub tree is requested * @return HashTree */ public HashTree getSubTree(Object root) { return (HashTree) subTrees.get(root); } public void addNode(Object node, HashTree subTree) { if (searchClass.isAssignableFrom(node.getClass())) { objectsOfClass.add(node); ListedHashTree tree = new ListedHashTree(node); tree.set(node, subTree); subTrees.put(node, tree); } } public static class Test extends junit.framework.TestCase { public Test(String name) { super(name); } public void testSearch() throws Exception { ListedHashTree tree = new ListedHashTree(); SearchByClass searcher = new SearchByClass(Integer.class); String one = "one"; String two = "two"; Integer o = new Integer(1); tree.add(one, o); tree.getTree(one).add(o, two); tree.traverse(searcher); assertEquals(1, searcher.getSearchResults().size()); } } public void subtractNode() { } public void processPath() { } }
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