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 package com.amazonaws.services.dynamodbv2.xspec;

import static com.amazonaws.services.dynamodbv2.xspec.ExpressionSpecBuilder.attribute_exists;
import static com.amazonaws.services.dynamodbv2.xspec.ExpressionSpecBuilder.attribute_not_exists;

import com.amazonaws.annotation.Immutable;

import com.amazonaws.annotation.Beta;

/**
 * A path operand used in building DynamooDB expressions such as update
 * expressions and condition (aka filter) expressions. In general, a path
 * operand refers to an attribute of some specific type in DynamoDB.
 * 

* Use {@link ExpressionSpecBuilder#S(String)}, * {@link ExpressionSpecBuilder#N(String)}, etc. to instantiate path operands to * refer to attributes of specific data types. You can also use * {@link ExpressionSpecBuilder#attribute(String)} to instantiate a path operand * with an unspecified data type. * * @see ExpressionSpecBuilder */ @Beta @Immutable public class PathOperand extends Operand { private final Path path; private final String pathString; // This is a performance optimization; not strictly necessary. /** * Constructs a path operand for building expressions. * * @param path * a document path in which nested elements are assumed to be * delimited by either "." or array indexing such as "[1]". */ PathOperand(String path) { this.path = new Path(path); this.pathString = path; } @Override String asSubstituted(SubstitutionContext context) { return path.asSubstituted(context); } /** * Returns a function condition (that evaluates to true if the attribute referred * to by this path operand exists) for building condition expression. */ public final FunctionCondition exists() { return attribute_exists(this); } /** * Returns a function condition (that evaluates to true if the attribute referred * to by this path operand does not exist) for building condition * expression. */ public final FunctionCondition notExists() { return attribute_not_exists(this); } /** * Returns a RemoveAction for removing the attribute referred * to by this path operand from an item; used for building update * expression. */ public final RemoveAction remove() { return new RemoveAction(this); } /** * Returns the path of this path operand as a string. */ final String getPath() { return pathString; } @Override public final String toString() { return pathString; } @Override public final int hashCode() { return pathString.hashCode(); } /** * Returns true if the given object is a path operand with the same path as * that of the current path operand; false otherwise. */ @Override public final boolean equals(Object o) { if (!(o instanceof PathOperand)) return false; PathOperand that = (PathOperand)o; return this.getPath().equals(that.getPath()); } }





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