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package cdc.io.data.util;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.function.Predicate;

import cdc.io.data.Element;
import cdc.io.data.Parent;
import cdc.io.data.paths.SPath;
import cdc.util.lang.Checks;

/**
 * Interface used to filter elements.
 *
 * @author Damien Carbonne
 *
 */
@FunctionalInterface
public interface ElementPredicate {

    /**
     * An element predicate that always returns {@code true}.
     */
    public static final ElementPredicate ANY_ELEMENT = (p,
                                                        e) -> true;
    /**
     * An element predicate that returns {@code true} when the element is empty.
     */
    public static final ElementPredicate EMPTY_ELEMENT = (p,
                                                          e) -> e.isEmpty();

    /**
     * An element predicate that returns {@code true} when the element is empty and has no attribute.
     */
    public static final ElementPredicate PURE_ELEMENT = (p,
                                                         e) -> e.isPure();

    /**
     * Returns true when an element must be kept.
     * 

* Element (and its parents) must have been created before this can be called.
* However, its children are not necessarily existing at time of filtering. * * @param parent The element parent. * @param element The element. * @return True if element must be kept, false otherwise. */ public boolean accepts(Parent parent, Element element); /** * @return The negation of this predicate. */ public default ElementPredicate not() { return (p, e) -> !accepts(p, e); } /** * Returns a predicate that is the logical {@code and} combination of this one and another one. * * @param other The other predicate. * @return A predicate that is the logical {@code and} combination of this one and {@code other}. * @throws IllegalArgumentException When {@code other} is {@code null}. */ public default ElementPredicate and(ElementPredicate other) { Checks.isNotNull(other, "other"); return (p, e) -> accepts(p, e) && other.accepts(p, e); } /** * Returns a predicate that is the logical {@code or} combination of this one and another one. * * @param other The other predicate. * @return A predicate that is the logical {@code or} combination of this one and {@code other}. * @throws IllegalArgumentException When {@code other} is {@code null}. */ public default ElementPredicate or(ElementPredicate other) { Checks.isNotNull(other, "other"); return (p, e) -> accepts(p, e) || other.accepts(p, e); } /** * Returns a predicate that returns {@code true} when the element name belongs to a collection. *

* It is advised to use an efficient collection, typically a Set. * * @param names The collection of accepted names. * @return A predicate that returns {@code true} when the element name belongs {@code names}. * @throws IllegalArgumentException When {@code names} is {@code null}. */ public static ElementPredicate fromNames(Collection names) { Checks.isNotNull(names, "names"); return (Parent parent, Element element) -> names.contains(element.getName()); } public static ElementPredicate fromPaths(Collection paths) { Checks.isNotNull(paths, "paths"); return (Parent parent, Element element) -> { for (final SPath path : paths) { if (path.matchesElement(parent, element.getName())) { return true; } } return false; }; } public static ElementPredicate fromPredicate(Predicate predicate) { Checks.isNotNull(predicate, "predicate"); return (Parent parent, Element element) -> predicate.test(element); } }





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