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package org.apache.brooklyn.config;
import java.util.Map;
import com.google.common.base.Predicate;
/** convenience extension where map is principally strings or converted to strings
* (supporting BrooklynProperties) */
public interface StringConfigMap extends ConfigMap {
/** @see #getFirst(java.util.Map, String...) */
public String getFirst(String... keys);
/** returns the value of the first key which is defined
*
* takes the following flags:
* 'warnIfNone' or 'failIfNone' (both taking a boolean (to use default message) or a string (which is the message));
* and 'defaultIfNone' (a default value to return if there is no such property);
* defaults to no warning and null default value */
public String getFirst(@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") Map flags, String... keys);
/** returns submap matching the given filter predicate; see ConfigPredicates for common predicates */
@Override
public StringConfigMap submap(Predicate> filter);
/** returns a read-only map view which has string keys (corresponding to the config key names);
* callers encouraged to use the typed keys (and so not use this method),
* but in some compatibility areas having a Properties-like view is useful */
@Override
public Map asMapWithStringKeys();
}