com.nawforce.apexlink.org.ModuleFind.scala Maven / Gradle / Ivy
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package com.nawforce.apexlink.org
import com.nawforce.apexlink.finding.TypeResolver
import com.nawforce.apexlink.finding.TypeResolver.TypeResponse
import com.nawforce.apexlink.names.TypeNames
import com.nawforce.apexlink.types.core.TypeDeclaration
import com.nawforce.pkgforce.modifiers.GLOBAL_MODIFIER
import com.nawforce.pkgforce.names.{EncodedName, TypeName}
trait ModuleFind {
self: OPM.Module =>
/* Find a package/platform type. For general needs don't call this direct, use TypeRequest which will delegate here
* if needed. This is the fallback handling for the TypeFinder which performs local searching for types, so this is
* only useful if you know local searching is not required. */
def findType(typeName: TypeName, from: TypeDeclaration): TypeResponse = {
findType(typeName, Some(from))
}
def findType(typeName: TypeName): TypeResponse = {
findType(typeName, None)
}
private def findType(typeName: TypeName, from: Option[TypeDeclaration]): TypeResponse = {
if (namespace.nonEmpty) {
val td = findPackageType(typeName.withTail(TypeName(namespace.get)), from).map(Right(_))
if (td.nonEmpty)
return td.get
}
val td = findPackageType(typeName, from).map(Right(_))
if (td.nonEmpty)
return td.get
// From may be used to locate type variable types so must be accurate even for a platform type request
from
.map(TypeResolver.platformType(typeName, _))
.orElse(Some(TypeResolver.platformTypeOnly(typeName, this)))
.get
}
// Find locally, or fallback to a searching base packages
def findPackageType(
typeName: TypeName,
from: Option[TypeDeclaration],
inPackage: Boolean = true
): Option[TypeDeclaration] = {
// Might be an outer in this module
var declaration = findModuleType(typeName)
if (declaration.nonEmpty) {
if (inPackage || declaration.get.modifiers.contains(GLOBAL_MODIFIER))
return declaration
else
return None
}
// Or maybe an inner
if (typeName.outer.nonEmpty) {
declaration = findPackageType(typeName.outer.get, from, inPackage = inPackage)
.flatMap(_.findNestedType(typeName.name).filter(td => td.isExternallyVisible || inPackage))
if (declaration.nonEmpty)
return declaration
}
// Try base modules & packages of this module
nextModule.flatMap(next => next.findPackageType(typeName, from, next.pkg == pkg))
}
/** Find a type just in this module. */
def findModuleType(typeName: TypeName): Option[TypeDeclaration] = {
// Use aliased type name here so we don't mishandle an ambiguous typename when searching
val targetType = TypeNames.aliasOrReturn(typeName)
// Direct hit
var declaration = types.get(targetType)
if (declaration.nonEmpty)
return declaration
// SObject and alike, we want module specific version of these
declaration = types.get(targetType.withTail(TypeNames.Schema))
if (declaration.nonEmpty)
return declaration
if (
targetType.params.isEmpty && (targetType.outer.isEmpty || targetType.outer.contains(
TypeNames.Schema
))
) {
val encName = EncodedName(targetType.name).defaultNamespace(namespace)
if (encName.ext.nonEmpty) {
return types.get(TypeName(encName.fullName, Nil, Some(TypeNames.Schema)))
}
}
None
}
}