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Scala example source code file (phonebook3.scala)

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Java - Scala tags/keywords

elem, iterator, iterator, john, john, name, name:string, node, prettyprinter, text, text, where, where, where:string

The Scala phonebook3.scala source code

package phonebook;

object phonebook3 {

  import scala.xml.{Elem, Node, Text} ;
  import scala.xml.PrettyPrinter ;
  import Node.NoAttributes ;

  /* this method "changes" (returns an updated copy) of the phonebook when the
   *   entry for Name exists. If it has an attribute "where" whose value is equal to the
   *   parameter Where, it is changed, otherwise, it is added.
   */
  def change ( phonebook:Node, Name:String, Where:String, newPhone:String ) = {

    /** this nested function walks through tree, and returns an updated copy of it  */
    def copyOrChange ( ch: Iterator[Node] ) = {

      import xml.Utility.{trim,trimProper} //removes whitespace nodes, which are annoying in matches

      for( val c <- ch ) yield 
        trimProper(c) match {

          // if the node is the particular entry we are looking for, return an updated copy

          case x @ <entry>{ Text(Name) }{ ch1 @ _* } => 

            var updated = false;
            val ch2 = for(c <- ch1) yield c match { // does it have the phone number?

              case y @ <phone>{ _* } if y \ "@where" == Where => 
                updated = true
                <phone where={ Where }>{ newPhone }
              
              case y => y
              
            }
            if( !updated ) { // no, so we add as first entry
            
              <entry>
                <name>{ Name }
                <phone where={ Where }>{ newPhone }
                { ch1 }
              </entry>
              
            } else {         // yes, and we changed it as we should
              
              <entry>
                { ch2 }
              </entry>
        
            } 
          // end case x @ <entry>...
          
          // other entries are copied without changing them

          case x =>           
            x
          
        }
    } ; // for ... yield ... returns an Iterator[Node]
    
    // decompose phonebook, apply updates
    phonebook match {
      case <phonebook>{ ch @ _* } =>
        <phonebook>{ copyOrChange( ch.iterator ) }
    }
    
  }

  val pb2 = 
    change( phonebook1.labPhoneBook, "John", "work", "+41 55 555 55 55" );

  val pp = new PrettyPrinter( 80, 5 );

  def main( args:Array[String] ) = {
    Console.println("---before---");
    Console.println( pp.format( phonebook1.labPhoneBook ));
    Console.println("---after---");
    Console.println( pp.format( pb2 ));
  }
}

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