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package proguard.optimize.gson;

import java.util.*;

/**
 * This class keeps track of which Java classes and fields can be involved in
 * Json (de)serialization and stores their corresponding Json field names
 * and internal indices.
 *
 * @author Lars Vandenbergh
 * @author Rob Coekaerts
 */
public class OptimizedJsonInfo
{
    /**
     * Maps the class name to a unique, contiguous index.
     * This index is used to generate unique suffixes for the generated toJson
     * and fromJson methods.
     */
    public Map classIndices = new HashMap();

    /**
     * Maps the json field name to a unique, contiguous index.
     * This index is used to map Json field names to indices and backwards
     * in the _OptimizedJsonReader and _OptimizedJsonWriter.
     */
    public Map jsonFieldIndices = new HashMap();

    /**
     * Maps the class name to a ClassJsonInfo. The ClassJsonInfo contains the
     * names of all the exposed Java fields and their corresponding Json field
     * name(s).
     */
    public Map classJsonInfos = new HashMap();


    /**
     * Assigns indices to all registered classes and fields.
     * The generated indices will be contiguous and starting from 0, both
     * for classes and fields.
     */
    public void assignIndices()
    {
        assignIndices(classIndices);
        assignIndices(jsonFieldIndices);
    }

    private void assignIndices(Map indexMap)
    {
        int index = 0;
        for (String fieldName : indexMap.keySet())
        {
            indexMap.put(fieldName, index++);
        }
    }

    public static class ClassJsonInfo
    {
        /**
         * Maps the Java field name to all of its corresponding Json field names.
         * The first name in the array is the primary name that is used for
         * writing to Json. The remaining names are alternatives that are
         * also accepted when reading from Json.
         */
        public Map javaToJsonFieldNames  = new HashMap();

        /**
         * Contains the names of all (and only those) Java fields that are
         * exposed.
         */
        public Set           exposedJavaFieldNames = new HashSet();
    }
}