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package com.univocity.parsers.conversions;

import com.univocity.parsers.common.*;

import java.util.*;

/**
 * Converts Strings to null and vice versa
 *
 * 

This class supports multiple representations of null values. For example, you can define conversions from different Strings such as "N/A, ?, -" to null. * *

The reverse conversion from a null to String (in {@link NullStringConversion#revert(Object)} will return the first String provided in this class constructor if the object is null. *

Using the previous example, a call to {@link NullStringConversion#revert(Object)} will produce "N/A". * * @author uniVocity Software Pty Ltd - [email protected] * */ public class NullStringConversion implements Conversion { private final Set nullStrings = new HashSet(); private final String defaultNullString; /** * Creates conversions from Strings to null. *

The list of Strings that identify nulls are mandatory. * @param nullRepresentations Strings that identify a true value. The first element will be returned when executing {@link NullStringConversion#revert(Object)} */ public NullStringConversion(String... nullRepresentations) { ArgumentUtils.noNulls("Null representation strings", nullRepresentations); Collections.addAll(nullStrings, nullRepresentations); this.defaultNullString = nullRepresentations[0]; } /** * Converts an Object to null. The string representation of the object will be used to match the string elements provided in the constructor. * @param input an Object to be converted to null. * @return null if the string representation of the object matches any one of the Strings provided in the constructor of this class. Otherwise, the original object will be returned. */ @Override public Object execute(Object input) { if (input == null) { return null; } if (nullStrings.contains(String.valueOf(input))) { return null; } return input; } /** * Converts a null input to a String representation. The String returned will be the first element provided in the constructor of this class. * @param input an Object that, if null, will be transformed to a String. * @return If the input is null, the string representation for null objects. Otherwise, the original object will be returned. */ @Override public Object revert(Object input) { if (input == null) { return defaultNullString; } else { return input; } } }





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