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package org.apache.jena.riot.system;

import java.util.Map ;

import org.apache.jena.atlas.lib.InternalErrorException ;

/** Maps A's to B's, based on a scope S */
public class MapWithScope
{
    // ======== Interfaces
    
    public interface ScopePolicy
    {
        Map getScope(S scope) ;
        void clear() ;
    }

    /** Allocate a B, given some A.
     *  Only called once per instance of B if the ScopePolicy map is non-null.
     */ 
    public interface Allocator
    {
        /** Allocate - return the same B for a given A.
         * "same" means .equals, not == 
         */
        public B alloc(S scope, A item) ;
        
        /** Create a fresh, unique (to within policy) B */  
        public B create() ;
        
        public void reset() ;
    }
    
    // ======== The Object
    // To be fully general, we should have an allocator per scope (and have an allocator factory).
    // But we don't need that complexity.
    
    private final ScopePolicy scopePolicy ;
    private final Allocator allocator ;

    protected MapWithScope(ScopePolicy scopePolicy, Allocator allocator)
    {
        this.scopePolicy = scopePolicy ;
        this.allocator = allocator ;
    }
    
    /** Get a B object for an A object in scope S object */
    public B get(S scope, A item)
    {
        if ( item == null )
            throw new InternalErrorException("null in MapWithScope.get(,null)") ;
        
        Map map = scopePolicy.getScope(scope) ;
        if ( map == null )
            // No map - no item->allocation tracking.
            return allocator.alloc(scope, item) ;

        B mappedItem = map.get(item) ;
        if ( mappedItem == null )
        {
            mappedItem = allocator.alloc(scope, item) ;
            map.put(item, mappedItem) ;
        }
        return mappedItem ;
    }
    
    /** Create a label that is guaranteed to be fresh */ 
    public B create() { return allocator.create() ; }
    
    /** Clear scope and allocation */
    public void clear() { scopePolicy.clear() ; allocator.reset() ; }
}