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*
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*
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*
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*/
package com.amazon.ion.facet;
/**
* Utility methods for working with facets.
*
* @see Faceted
*
*/
public class Facets
{
// *** IMPLEMENTATION NOTE ***
//
// In order to ensure fast operation, the code here is denormalized.
// It's very simple so I find that preferable to additional null-checks
// that would be required by following the "Once And Only Once" rule.
/**
* Returns a facet of the given subject if supported, returning null
* otherwise.
*
* This does not attempt to cast the subject to the requested type, since
* the {@link Faceted} interface declares the intent to control the
* conversion.
*
* @return the requested facet, or null if {@code subject} is null or if
* subject doesn't support the requested facet type.
*/
public static T asFacet(Class facetType, Faceted subject)
{
return subject == null ? null : subject.asFacet(facetType);
}
/**
* Returns a facet of the given subject if supported, returning null
* otherwise.
*
* If the subject implements {@link Faceted}, then this conversion is
* delegated to {@link Faceted#asFacet(Class)}. Otherwise, a simple
* cast of the subject is attempted.
*
* @return the requested facet, or null if {@code subject} is null or if
* subject doesn't support the requested facet type.
*/
public static T asFacet(Class facetType, Object subject)
{
T facet = null;
if (subject instanceof Faceted)
{
facet = ((Faceted)subject).asFacet(facetType);
}
else if (facetType.isInstance(subject))
{
facet = facetType.cast(subject);
}
return facet;
}
/**
* Returns a facet of the given subject if supported, throwing an
* exception otherwise.
*
* This does not attempt to cast the subject to the requested type, since
* the {@link Faceted} interface declares the intent to control the
* conversion.
*
* @return not null.
*
* @throws UnsupportedFacetException if {@code subject} is null or if the
* subject doesn't support the requested facet type.
*/
public static T assumeFacet(Class facetType, Faceted subject)
{
if (subject != null)
{
T facet = subject.asFacet(facetType);
if (facet != null) return facet;
}
throw new UnsupportedFacetException(facetType, subject);
}
/**
* Returns a facet of the given subject if supported, throwing an
* exception otherwise.
*
* If the subject implements {@link Faceted}, then this conversion is
* delegated to {@link Faceted#asFacet(Class)}. Otherwise, a simple
* cast of the subject is attempted.
*
* @return not null.
*
* @throws UnsupportedFacetException if {@code subject} is null or if the
* subject doesn't support the requested facet type.
*/
public static T assumeFacet(Class facetType, Object subject)
{
if (subject instanceof Faceted)
{
T facet = ((Faceted)subject).asFacet(facetType);
if (facet != null) return facet;
}
else if (facetType.isInstance(subject))
{
return facetType.cast(subject);
}
throw new UnsupportedFacetException(facetType, subject);
}
}