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package org.codehaus.mojo.jaxb2.shared.arguments;

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import org.codehaus.mojo.jaxb2.AbstractJaxbMojo;
import org.codehaus.mojo.jaxb2.shared.Validate;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Utility class to build an array containing method arguments, as received from a command-line invocation of a tool.
 *
 * @author Lennart Jörelid
 */
public final class ArgumentBuilder {

    // Internal state
    private final Object lock = new Object();
    private static final int NOT_FOUND = -1;
    private static final char DASH = '-';
    private List arguments = new ArrayList();

    /**
     * 

Retrieves all arguments as a string array, usable by a method accepting a String[] for argument. * This would be true of {@code public static void main(String[] args)}, as well as the entry points * for both the XJC and the Schemagen tools.

* * @return an array holding all arguments in this ArgumentBuilder. */ public String[] build() { synchronized (lock) { final String[] toReturn = new String[arguments.size()]; return arguments.toArray(toReturn); } } /** *

Adds a flag on the form {@code -someflag} to the list of arguments contained within this ArgumentBuilder. * If the {@code flag} argument does not start with a dash ('-'), one will be prepended.

*

Typical usage:

*

     *     argumentBuilder
     *      .withFlag(someBooleanParameter, "foobar")
     *      .withFlag(someOtherBooleanParameter, "gnat")
     *      .withFlag(someThirdBooleanParameter, "gnu")
     *      ....
     * 
* * @param addFlag if {@code true}, the flag will be added to the underlying list of arguments * within this ArgumentBuilder. * @param flag The flag/argument to add. The flag must be a complete word, implying it * cannot contain whitespace. * @return This ArgumentBuilder, for chaining. */ public ArgumentBuilder withFlag(final boolean addFlag, final String flag) { // Bail out? if (!addFlag) { return this; } // Check sanity Validate.notEmpty(flag, "flag"); Validate.isTrue(!AbstractJaxbMojo.CONTAINS_WHITESPACE.matcher(flag).matches(), "Flags cannot contain whitespace. Got: [" + flag + "]"); // Trim, and add the flag as an argument. final String trimmed = flag.trim(); Validate.notEmpty(trimmed, "flag"); // Prepend the DASH if required final String toAdd = trimmed.charAt(0) != DASH ? DASH + trimmed : trimmed; // Assign the argument only if not already set. if (getIndexForFlag(toAdd) == NOT_FOUND) { synchronized (lock) { arguments.add(toAdd); } } // All done. return this; } /** *

Adds a name and an argument on the form {@code -name value} to the list of arguments contained * within this ArgumentBuilder. The two parts will yield 2 elements in the underlying argument list. * If the {@code name} argument does not start with a dash ('-'), one will be prepended.

*

Typical usage:

*

     *     // These values should be calculated as part of the business logic
     *     final boolean addFooBar = true;
     *     final boolean addGnat = true;
     *     final boolean addGnu = false;
     *
     *     // Add all relevant arguments
     *     argumentBuilder
     *      .withNamedArgument(addFooBar, "foobar", "foobarValue")
     *      .withNamedArgument(addGnat, "-gnat", "gnatValue")
     *      .withNamedArgument(addGnu, "gnu", "gnuValue")
     *      ....
     * 
* * @param addNamedArgument if {@code true}, the named argument (name and value) will be added to * the underlying list of arguments within this ArgumentBuilder. * @param name The name of the namedArgument to add. Cannot be empty. * @param value The value of the namedArgument to add. * @return This ArgumentBuilder, for chaining. */ public ArgumentBuilder withNamedArgument(final boolean addNamedArgument, final String name, final String value) { // Bail out? if (!addNamedArgument) { return this; } // Check sanity Validate.notEmpty(name, "name"); Validate.notEmpty(value, "value"); // Trim the arguments, and validate again. final String trimmedName = name.trim(); final String trimmedValue = value.trim(); Validate.notEmpty(trimmedName, "name"); Validate.notEmpty(trimmedValue, "value"); // Add or update the name and value. if (!updateValueForNamedArgument(name, value)) { synchronized (lock) { withFlag(true, trimmedName); arguments.add(value); } } // All done. return this; } /** * Convenience form for the {@code withNamedArgument} method, where a named argument is only added * if the value is non-null and non-empty after trimming. * * @param name The name of the namedArgument to add. Cannot be empty. * @param value The value of the namedArgument to add. * @return This ArgumentBuilder, for chaining. * @see #withNamedArgument(boolean, String, String) */ public ArgumentBuilder withNamedArgument(final String name, final String value) { // Check sanity Validate.notEmpty(name, "name"); // Only add a named argument if the value is non-empty. if (value != null && !value.trim().isEmpty()) { withNamedArgument(true, name, value.trim()); } // All done. return this; } /** * Adds the supplied pre-compiled arguments in the same order as they were given. * * @param preCompiledArguments A non-null List holding pre-compiled arguments. * @return This ArgumentBuilder, for chaining. */ public ArgumentBuilder withPreCompiledArguments(final List preCompiledArguments) { // Check sanity Validate.notNull(preCompiledArguments, "preCompiledArguments"); // Add the preCompiledArguments in the exact order they were given. synchronized (lock) { for (String current : preCompiledArguments) { arguments.add(current); } } // All done. return this; } // // Private helpers // private int getIndexForFlag(final String name) { // Check sanity Validate.notEmpty(name, "name"); synchronized (lock) { for (int i = 0; i < arguments.size(); i++) { if (arguments.get(i).equalsIgnoreCase(name)) { return i; } } } // Not found. return NOT_FOUND; } private boolean updateValueForNamedArgument(final String name, final String newValue) { // Check sanity Validate.notEmpty(name, "name"); int flagIndex = getIndexForFlag(name); if (flagIndex == NOT_FOUND) { // Nothing updated return false; } // Updating the value of the named argument. int valueIndex = flagIndex + 1; synchronized (lock) { arguments.set(valueIndex, newValue); } return true; } }




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