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package org.apache.commons.lang3;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.StringJoiner;
import java.util.function.Supplier;

import org.apache.commons.lang3.exception.UncheckedException;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.function.FailableBiConsumer;

/**
 * Joins an array or {@link Iterable} into an existing {@link Appendable} like a {@link StringBuilder}; with the goal for call sites to avoid creating
 * intermediary Strings. This is like {@link String#join(CharSequence, CharSequence...)}, {@link String#join(CharSequence, Iterable)}, and {@link StringJoiner}.
 * 

* Keep an instance in a (static) variable for efficient joining into an {@link Appendable} or {@link StringBuilder} without creating temporary Strings. *

*

* Use the builder and instance methods to reuse the same kind of joining prefix, suffix, delimiter, and string conversion. *

*

* For example: *

* *
{@code
 * // A reuseable instance
 * private static final AppendableJoiner JOINER = AppendableJoiner.builder()
 *     .setPrefix("[")
 *     .setSuffix("]")
 *     .setDelimiter(", ")
 *     .get();
 * }
 * ...
 * // Builds straight into a StringBuilder:
 * StringBuilder sbuilder = new StringBuilder("1");
 * JOINER.join(sbuilder, "A", "B");
 * sbuilder.append("2");
 * JOINER.join(sbuilder, "C", "D");
 * sbuilder.append("3");
 * // Returns "1[A, B]2[C, D]3"
 * return sbuilder.toString();
 * }
 * 

* To provide a custom Object element to {@link CharSequence} converter, call {@link Builder#setElementAppender(FailableBiConsumer)}, for example: *

* *
{@code
 * private static final AppendableJoiner JOINER = AppendableJoiner.builder()
 *     .setElementAppender(e -> (a, e) -> a.append(e.getFoo())
 *                                        a.append(e.getBar())
 *                                        a.append('!'))
 *     ...
 *     .get();
 * }
 * }
*

* This class is immutable and thread-safe. *

* * @param the type of elements to join. * @see Appendable * @see StringBuilder * @see String#join(CharSequence, CharSequence...) * @see String#join(CharSequence, Iterable) * @see StringJoiner * @since 3.15.0 */ public final class AppendableJoiner { /** * Builds instances of {@link AppendableJoiner}. * * @param the type of elements to join. */ public static final class Builder implements Supplier> { /** The sequence of characters to be used at the beginning. */ private CharSequence prefix; /** The sequence of characters to be used at the end. */ private CharSequence suffix; /** The delimiter that separates each element. */ private CharSequence delimiter; /** The consumer used to render each element of type {@code T} onto an {@link Appendable}. */ private FailableBiConsumer appender; /** * Constructs a new instance. */ Builder() { // empty } /** * Gets a new instance of {@link AppendableJoiner}. */ @Override public AppendableJoiner get() { return new AppendableJoiner<>(prefix, suffix, delimiter, appender); } /** * Sets the delimiter that separates each element. * * @param delimiter The delimiter that separates each element. * @return this instance. */ public Builder setDelimiter(final CharSequence delimiter) { this.delimiter = delimiter; return this; } /** * Sets the consumer used to render each element of type {@code T} onto an {@link Appendable}. * * @param appender The consumer used to render each element of type {@code T} onto an {@link Appendable}. * @return this instance. */ public Builder setElementAppender(final FailableBiConsumer appender) { this.appender = appender; return this; } /** * Sets the sequence of characters to be used at the beginning. * * @param prefix The sequence of characters to be used at the beginning. * @return this instance. */ public Builder setPrefix(final CharSequence prefix) { this.prefix = prefix; return this; } /** * Sets the sequence of characters to be used at the end. * * @param suffix The sequence of characters to be used at the end. * @return this instance. */ public Builder setSuffix(final CharSequence suffix) { this.suffix = suffix; return this; } } /** * Creates a new builder. * * @param The type of elements. * @return a new builder. */ public static Builder builder() { return new Builder<>(); } /** Could be public in the future, in some form. */ @SafeVarargs static A joinA(final A appendable, final CharSequence prefix, final CharSequence suffix, final CharSequence delimiter, final FailableBiConsumer appender, final T... elements) throws IOException { return joinArray(appendable, prefix, suffix, delimiter, appender, elements); } private static A joinArray(final A appendable, final CharSequence prefix, final CharSequence suffix, final CharSequence delimiter, final FailableBiConsumer appender, final T[] elements) throws IOException { appendable.append(prefix); if (elements != null) { if (elements.length > 0) { appender.accept(appendable, elements[0]); } for (int i = 1; i < elements.length; i++) { appendable.append(delimiter); appender.accept(appendable, elements[i]); } } appendable.append(suffix); return appendable; } /** Could be public in the future, in some form. */ static StringBuilder joinI(final StringBuilder stringBuilder, final CharSequence prefix, final CharSequence suffix, final CharSequence delimiter, final FailableBiConsumer appender, final Iterable elements) { try { return joinIterable(stringBuilder, prefix, suffix, delimiter, appender, elements); } catch (final IOException e) { // Cannot happen with a StringBuilder. throw new UncheckedException(e); } } private static A joinIterable(final A appendable, final CharSequence prefix, final CharSequence suffix, final CharSequence delimiter, final FailableBiConsumer appender, final Iterable elements) throws IOException { appendable.append(prefix); if (elements != null) { final Iterator iterator = elements.iterator(); if (iterator.hasNext()) { appender.accept(appendable, iterator.next()); } while (iterator.hasNext()) { appendable.append(delimiter); appender.accept(appendable, iterator.next()); } } appendable.append(suffix); return appendable; } /** Could be public in the future, in some form. */ @SafeVarargs static StringBuilder joinSB(final StringBuilder stringBuilder, final CharSequence prefix, final CharSequence suffix, final CharSequence delimiter, final FailableBiConsumer appender, final T... elements) { try { return joinArray(stringBuilder, prefix, suffix, delimiter, appender, elements); } catch (final IOException e) { // Cannot happen with a StringBuilder. throw new UncheckedException(e); } } private static CharSequence nonNull(final CharSequence value) { return value != null ? value : StringUtils.EMPTY; } /** The sequence of characters to be used at the beginning. */ private final CharSequence prefix; /** The sequence of characters to be used at the end. */ private final CharSequence suffix; /** The delimiter that separates each element. */ private final CharSequence delimiter; private final FailableBiConsumer appender; /** * Constructs a new instance. */ private AppendableJoiner(final CharSequence prefix, final CharSequence suffix, final CharSequence delimiter, final FailableBiConsumer appender) { this.prefix = nonNull(prefix); this.suffix = nonNull(suffix); this.delimiter = nonNull(delimiter); this.appender = appender != null ? appender : (a, e) -> a.append(String.valueOf(e)); } /** * Joins stringified objects from the given Iterable into a StringBuilder. * * @param stringBuilder The target. * @param elements The source. * @return The given StringBuilder. */ public StringBuilder join(final StringBuilder stringBuilder, final Iterable elements) { return joinI(stringBuilder, prefix, suffix, delimiter, appender, elements); } /** * Joins stringified objects from the given array into a StringBuilder. * * @param stringBuilder The target. * @param elements The source. * @return the given target StringBuilder. */ public StringBuilder join(final StringBuilder stringBuilder, @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") final T... elements) { return joinSB(stringBuilder, prefix, suffix, delimiter, appender, elements); } /** * Joins stringified objects from the given Iterable into an Appendable. * * @param the Appendable type. * @param appendable The target. * @param elements The source. * @return The given StringBuilder. * @throws IOException If an I/O error occurs */ public A joinA(final A appendable, final Iterable elements) throws IOException { return joinIterable(appendable, prefix, suffix, delimiter, appender, elements); } /** * Joins stringified objects from the given array into an Appendable. * * @param the Appendable type. * @param appendable The target. * @param elements The source. * @return The given StringBuilder. * @throws IOException If an I/O error occurs */ public A joinA(final A appendable, @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") final T... elements) throws IOException { return joinA(appendable, prefix, suffix, delimiter, appender, elements); } }