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/*
* Hibernate Validator, declare and validate application constraints
*
* License: Apache License, Version 2.0
* See the license.txt file in the root directory or .
*/
package org.hibernate.validator.internal.constraintvalidators.bv.number.bound;
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.math.BigInteger;
import java.util.OptionalInt;
import org.hibernate.validator.internal.constraintvalidators.bv.number.InfinityNumberComparatorHelper;
/**
* @author Marko Bekhta
*/
final class NumberComparatorHelper {
private NumberComparatorHelper() {
}
public static int compare(BigDecimal number, long value) {
return number.compareTo( BigDecimal.valueOf( value ) );
}
public static int compare(BigInteger number, long value) {
return number.compareTo( BigInteger.valueOf( value ) );
}
public static int compare(Long number, long value) {
return number.compareTo( value );
}
public static int compare(Number number, long value, OptionalInt treatNanAs) {
// In case of comparing numbers we need to check for special cases:
// 1. Floating point numbers should consider nan/infinity as values hence they should
// be directed to corresponding overloaded methods:
if ( number instanceof Double ) {
return compare( (Double) number, value, treatNanAs );
}
if ( number instanceof Float ) {
return compare( (Float) number, value, treatNanAs );
}
// 2. For big numbers we don't want to lose any data so we just cast them and call corresponding methods:
if ( number instanceof BigDecimal ) {
return compare( (BigDecimal) number, value );
}
if ( number instanceof BigInteger ) {
return compare( (BigInteger) number, value );
}
// 3. For any integer types we convert them to long as we would do that anyway
// when comparing with a long value. And use corresponding method for longs:
if ( number instanceof Byte || number instanceof Integer || number instanceof Long || number instanceof Short ) {
return compare( number.longValue(), value );
}
// 4. As a fallback we convert the number to double:
return compare( number.doubleValue(), value, treatNanAs );
}
public static int compare(Double number, long value, OptionalInt treatNanAs) {
OptionalInt infinity = InfinityNumberComparatorHelper.infinityCheck( number, treatNanAs );
if ( infinity.isPresent() ) {
return infinity.getAsInt();
}
return Double.compare( number, value );
}
public static int compare(Float number, long value, OptionalInt treatNanAs) {
OptionalInt infinity = InfinityNumberComparatorHelper.infinityCheck( number, treatNanAs );
if ( infinity.isPresent() ) {
return infinity.getAsInt();
}
return Float.compare( number, value );
}
}