org.exolab.javasource.Java5HacksHelper Maven / Gradle / Ivy
package org.exolab.javasource;
import java.util.HashMap;
/**
* Makes an effort to identify where Override annotations belong. We are limited
* in what we look at and we do not use reflection to identify if a class truly
* extends the appropriate class. We only check the class of the arguments. This
* class may not be generically useful, but is useful with the code generated by
* Castor.
*
* Our one public method, {@link #addOverrideAnnotations(JMethodSignature)},
* should only be called when you already know that you are generating Java-5
* style code.
*/
public final class Java5HacksHelper {
/**
* As a static utility class, we want a private constructor.
*/
private Java5HacksHelper() {
// Nothing to do
}
private static class MethodSpec {
public String _methodName = null;
public int _paramCount = 0;
public String _param1ClassName = null;
public String _param2ClassName = null;
}
private static final HashMap DEFINED_SPECS = new HashMap();
private static void createMethodSpec(final String methodName, final int paramCount,
final String param1ClassName, final String param2ClassName) {
MethodSpec temp = new MethodSpec();
temp._methodName = methodName;
temp._paramCount = paramCount;
temp._param1ClassName = param1ClassName;
temp._param2ClassName = param2ClassName;
DEFINED_SPECS.put(methodName, temp);
}
static {
createMethodSpec("getAccessMode", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("getExtends", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("getIdentity", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("getJavaClass", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("getNameSpacePrefix", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("getNameSpaceURI", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("getValidator", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("getXMLName", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("getXTransients", 0, "", "");
createMethodSpec("newInstance", 1, "java.lang.Object", "");
createMethodSpec("setValue", 1, "java.lang.Object", "");
createMethodSpec("equals", 1, "java.lang.Object", "");
createMethodSpec("getValue", 1, "java.lang.Object", "");
createMethodSpec("marshal", 1, "java.io.Writer", "");
createMethodSpec("newInstance", 1, "java.lang.Object", "");
createMethodSpec("setValue", 2, "java.lang.Object", "java.lang.Object");
createMethodSpec("setXTransients", 1, "org.openmrm.core.data.castor.XTransients", "");
// createMethodSpec("getAttributeId", 0, "", "");
};
/** An override annotation we use to see if we can get others of its type. */
private static final JAnnotationType OVERRIDE_ANNOTATION = new JAnnotationType("Override");
/**
* Given the method signature, add the Override annotation if this class is
* one that we know requires this annotation.
*
* @param jms
* the method signature to inspect
*/
public static void addOverrideAnnotations(final JMethodSignature jms) {
String name = jms.getName();
boolean addOverrideAnnotation = false;
// It the method already has an override annotation, then jump out
JAnnotation override = jms.getAnnotation(OVERRIDE_ANNOTATION);
if (override != null) {
return;
}
// If the method name doesn't exist in our list, then jump out
MethodSpec methodSpec = (MethodSpec) DEFINED_SPECS.get(name);
if (methodSpec == null) {
return;
}
// If the number of parameters isn't what we're prepared for, then jump out
int paramCount = jms.getParameters().length;
if (paramCount != methodSpec._paramCount) {
return;
}
// Do we add the Override annotation? Check vs number of arguments.
switch (paramCount) {
case 0:
addOverrideAnnotation = true;
break;
case 1:
String incomingClassName1 = jms.getParameter(0).getType().getName();
if (incomingClassName1.equalsIgnoreCase(methodSpec._param1ClassName)) {
addOverrideAnnotation = true;
}
break;
case 2:
String className1 = jms.getParameter(0).getType().getName();
String className2 = jms.getParameter(1).getType().getName();
if (className1.equalsIgnoreCase(methodSpec._param1ClassName)
&& className2.equalsIgnoreCase(methodSpec._param2ClassName)) {
addOverrideAnnotation = true;
}
break;
default:
// We aren't prepared for > 2 parameters, so we don't add an Override annotation
break;
}
// Do the work if we need to
if (addOverrideAnnotation) {
jms.addAnnotation(new JAnnotation(new JAnnotationType("Override")));
}
}
}