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package slib.graph.utils;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;
import org.openrdf.model.URI;
import slib.graph.model.graph.utils.Direction;
import slib.graph.model.graph.utils.WalkConstraint;

/**
 *
 * @author Sébastien Harispe 
 */
public class WalkConstraintUtils {

    /**
     * Build a {@link WalkConstraint} object corresponding to the inverse of the
     * current object.
     *
     * Definition of an inverse follows:
     * 
     * Accepted Predicate are unchanged
     * Direction associated to accepted predicate are the inverse of those
     * defined: IN -> OUT, OUT -> IN, BOTH -> BOTH (if boolean
     * includeBOTHpredicate is set to true)
     * 
     * 
     *
     * @param includeBOTHpredicate defines if the predicated associated to a
     * direction {@link Direction#BOTH} must also be included
     * @return a {@link WalkConstraint} object corresponding to the inverse of
     * this one, see definition below
     */
    public static WalkConstraint getInverse(WalkConstraint wc, boolean includeBOTHpredicate) {

        Map oppositeAcceptedWalks = new HashMap();

        for (URI e : wc.getAcceptedWalks_DIR_IN()) {
            oppositeAcceptedWalks.put(e, Direction.OUT);
        }

        for (URI e : wc.getAcceptedWalks_DIR_OUT()) {
            oppositeAcceptedWalks.put(e, Direction.IN);
        }

        if (includeBOTHpredicate) {
            for (URI e : wc.getAcceptedWalks_DIR_BOTH()) {
                oppositeAcceptedWalks.put(e, Direction.BOTH);
            }
        }
        return new WalkConstraintGeneric(oppositeAcceptedWalks);
    }

    public static WalkConstraint copy(WalkConstraint walkConstraint) {

        WalkConstraintGeneric newwc = new WalkConstraintGeneric();
        newwc.addAcceptedTraversal(walkConstraint.getAcceptedWalks_DIR_IN(), Direction.IN);
        newwc.addAcceptedTraversal(walkConstraint.getAcceptedWalks_DIR_OUT(), Direction.OUT);
        newwc.addAcceptedTraversal(walkConstraint.getAcceptedWalks_DIR_BOTH(), Direction.BOTH);
        
        return newwc;

    }
}