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package com.univocity.parsers.common.processor;

import com.univocity.parsers.common.*;
import com.univocity.parsers.common.fields.*;
import com.univocity.parsers.conversions.*;

/**
 * The base class for {@link RowProcessor} and {@link RowWriterProcessor} implementations that support value conversions provided by {@link Conversion} instances.
 *
 * @author uniVocity Software Pty Ltd - [email protected]
 *
 */
abstract class ConversionProcessor {

	private FieldConversionMapping conversions;
	private boolean conversionsInitialized;

	private int[] fieldIndexes;
	private boolean fieldsReordered;

	/**
	 * Applies a set of {@link Conversion} objects over indexes of a record.
	 *
	 * 

The idiom to define which indexes should have these conversions applies is as follows: *


	 *
	 * processor.convertIndexes(Conversions.trim(), Conversions.toUpperCase()).add(2, 5); // applies trim and uppercase conversions to fields in indexes 2 and 5
	 * 

* * @param conversions The sequence of conversions to be executed in a set of field indexes. * @return A {@link FieldSet} for indexes. * */ @SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "rawtypes" }) public final FieldSet convertIndexes(Conversion... conversions) { return getConversions().applyConversionsOnFieldIndexes(conversions); } /** * Applies a set of {@link Conversion} objects over all elements of a record * * @param conversions The sequence of conversions to be executed in all elements of a record */ @SuppressWarnings({ "rawtypes", "unchecked" }) public final void convertAll(Conversion... conversions) { getConversions().applyConversionsOnAllFields(conversions); } /** * Applies a set of {@link Conversion} objects over fields of a record by name. * *

The idiom to define which fields should have these conversions applied is as follows: *


	 *
	 * processor.convertFields(Conversions.trim(), Conversions.toUpperCase()).add("name", "position"); // applies trim and uppercase conversions to fields with headers "name" and "position"
	 * 

* * @param conversions The sequence of conversions to be executed in a set of field indexes. * @return A {@link FieldSet} for field names. * */ @SuppressWarnings({ "unchecked", "rawtypes" }) public final FieldSet convertFields(Conversion... conversions) { return getConversions().applyConversionsOnFieldNames(conversions); } private FieldConversionMapping getConversions() { if (conversions == null) { conversions = new FieldConversionMapping(); } return conversions; } private void initializeConversions(String[] row, ParsingContext context) { conversionsInitialized = true; this.fieldIndexes = null; this.fieldsReordered = false; this.conversionsInitialized = false; if (context.headers() != null) { conversions.prepareExecution(context.headers()); } else { conversions.prepareExecution(row); } this.fieldIndexes = context.extractedFieldIndexes(); this.fieldsReordered = context.columnsReordered(); } /** * Executes the sequences of conversions defined using {@link ConversionProcessor#convertFields(Conversion...)}, {@link ConversionProcessor#convertIndexes(Conversion...)} and {@link ConversionProcessor#convertAll(Conversion...)}, for every field in the given row. * *

Each field will be transformed using the {@link Conversion#execute(Object)} method. *

In general the conversions will process a String and convert it to some object value (such as booleans, dates, etc). * * @param row the parsed record with its individual records as extracted from the original input. * @param context the current state of the parsing process. * @return an row of Object instances containing the values obtained after the execution of all conversions. *

Fields that do not have any conversion defined will just be copied to the object array into their original positions. */ public final Object[] applyConversions(String[] row, ParsingContext context) { Object[] objectRow = new Object[row.length]; System.arraycopy(row, 0, objectRow, 0, row.length); if (conversions != null) { if (!conversionsInitialized) { initializeConversions(row, context); } if (!fieldsReordered) { if (fieldIndexes == null) { for (int i = 0; i < objectRow.length; i++) { objectRow[i] = conversions.applyConversions(i, row[i]); } } else { for (int i = 0; i < fieldIndexes.length; i++) { int index = fieldIndexes[i]; objectRow[index] = conversions.applyConversions(index, row[index]); } } } else { for (int i = 0; i < fieldIndexes.length; i++) { objectRow[i] = conversions.applyConversions(fieldIndexes[i], row[i]); } } } return objectRow; } /** * * Executes the sequences of reverse conversions defined using {@link ConversionProcessor#convertFields(Conversion...)}, {@link ConversionProcessor#convertIndexes(Conversion...)} and {@link ConversionProcessor#convertAll(Conversion...)}, for every field in the given row. * *

Each field will be transformed using the {@link Conversion#revert(Object)} method. *

In general the conversions will process an Object (such as a Boolean, Date, etc), and convert it to a String representation. * * @param executeInReverseOrder flag to indicate whether the conversion sequence should be executed in the reverse order of its declaration (used in {@link BeanConversionProcessor#reverseConversions}) . * @param row the row of objects that will be converted * @param headers All field names used to produce records in a given destination. May be null if no headers have been defined in {@link CommonSettings#getHeaders()} * @param indexesToWrite The indexes of the headers that are actually being written. May be null if no fields have been selected using {@link CommonSettings#selectFields(String...)} or {@link CommonSettings#selectIndexes(Integer...)} */ public final void reverseConversions(boolean executeInReverseOrder, Object[] row, String[] headers, int[] indexesToWrite) { if (conversions != null) { if (!conversionsInitialized) { conversionsInitialized = true; conversions.prepareExecution(headers); this.fieldIndexes = indexesToWrite; } if (fieldIndexes == null) { for (int i = 0; i < row.length; i++) { row[i] = conversions.reverseConversions(executeInReverseOrder, i, row[i]); } } else { for (int i = 0; i < fieldIndexes.length; i++) { int index = fieldIndexes[i]; row[index] = conversions.reverseConversions(executeInReverseOrder, index, row[index]); } } } } }





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