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package org.javasimon;

import org.javasimon.clock.Clock;
import org.javasimon.utils.SimonUtils;

import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Represents single time split - one Stopwatch measurement. Object is obtained by {@link org.javasimon.Stopwatch#start()}
 * and the measurement is ended using {@link #stop()} method on this object. Split will return 0 as the result
 * if the related Stopwatch was disabled when the Split was obtained. The Split can be stopped in any other thread.
 * Split measures real time (based on {@link org.javasimon.clock.Clock#nanoTime()}), it does not measure CPU time. Split can be garbage collected
 * and no resource leak occurs if it is not stopped, however Stopwatch's active counter ({@link org.javasimon.Stopwatch#getActive()})
 * will be stay incremented.
 * 

* Split can never be running ({@link #isRunning()}) if it is disabled. Enabled split is running until it is stopped. * Stopped split (not running) will never again be running. Split never changes enabled flag after creation. * * @author Richard "Virgo" Richter * @see Stopwatch */ public final class Split implements HasAttributes { /** Disabled split (implies not running) for cases where monitoring is disabled and {@code null} value is not an option. */ public static final Split DISABLED = new Split(); /** Attribute name under which effectively used stopwatch is stored if the split was stopped with {@link #stop(String)}. */ public static final String ATTR_EFFECTIVE_STOPWATCH = "effective-stopwatch"; private volatile Stopwatch stopwatch; private final boolean enabled; private final Clock clock; private volatile boolean running; private volatile long start; private volatile long total; private AttributesSupport attributesSupport = new AttributesSupport(); private Split() { enabled = false; clock = null; } private Split(boolean enabled, Clock clock) { this.enabled = enabled; this.clock = clock; start = clock.nanoTime(); } /** * Creates a new Split for an enabled Stopwatch with a specific timestamp in nanoseconds - called internally only. * * @param stopwatch owning Stopwatch (enabled) * @param clock Clock for this Split * @param start start timestamp in nanoseconds */ Split(Stopwatch stopwatch, Clock clock, long start) { assert start > 0 : "start ns value should not be 0 in this constructor!"; this.stopwatch = stopwatch; this.start = start; this.clock = clock; enabled = true; running = true; } /** * Creates a new Split for a disabled Stopwatch - called internally only. * * @param stopwatch owning Stopwatch (disabled) * @param clock Clock for this Split */ Split(Stopwatch stopwatch, Clock clock) { assert !(stopwatch.isEnabled()) : "stopwatch must be disabled in this constructor!"; this.enabled = false; this.stopwatch = stopwatch; this.clock = clock; } /** * Creates a new Split for direct use without {@link Stopwatch} ("anonymous split") based on specified {@link Clock}. * Stop will not update any Stopwatch, value can be added to any chosen Stopwatch using * {@link Stopwatch#addSplit(Split)} - even in conjunction with {@link #stop()} like this: *

*

Split split = Split.start();
	 * ...
	 * stopwatch.addSplit(split.stop());
*

* If the split is not needed afterwards (subject to garbage collection) calling {@link #stop()} is not necessary: *

*

Split split = Split.start();
	 * ...
	 * stopwatch.addSplit(split);
*

* No callbacks are called for this Split. * * @param clock Clock for this Split * @since 3.5 */ public static Split start(Clock clock) { Split split = new Split(true, clock); split.running = true; return split; } /** * Creates a new Split for direct use without {@link Stopwatch} ("anonymous split") based on system time. * Equivalent of {@code Split.start(Clock.SYSTEM)}. * * @since 3.4 * @see #start(Clock) */ public static Split start() { return start(Clock.SYSTEM); } /** * Creates simulated non-running Split that took specific time in nanos. * No callbacks are called for this Split. Start of this Split is set {@code clock.nanoTime()}. * * @param nanos Split's total time in nanos * @param clock Clock for this Split * @return created Split * @since 3.5 */ public static Split create(long nanos, Clock clock) { Split split = new Split(false, clock); split.total = nanos; return split; } /** * Creates simulated non-running Split that took specific time in nanos. * No callbacks are called for this Split. Start of this Split is based on {@link Clock#SYSTEM}. * * @param nanos Split's total time in nanos * @return created Split * @since 3.5 * @see #create(long, Clock) */ public static Split create(long nanos) { return create(nanos, Clock.SYSTEM); } /** * Returns the stopwatch that this split is running for. May be {@code null} for anonymous splits (directly created). * * @return owning stopwatch, may return {@code null} */ public Stopwatch getStopwatch() { return stopwatch; } /** * Stops the split, updates the stopwatch and returns this. Subsequent calls do not change the state of the split. * * @return this split object * @since 3.1 - previously returned split time in ns, call additional {@link #runningFor()} for the same result */ public Split stop() { return stop(null); } /** * Stops the split, updates the sub-stopwatch specified by parameter and returns this. Active counter of the original stopwatch * is decreased as expected. Subsequent calls do not change the state of the split. *

* Important: While {@link #stop()} (or this stop with {@code null} argument) * results in {@link org.javasimon.callback.Callback#onStopwatchStop(Split, StopwatchSample)} callback method being invoked, * if sub-simon is affected then {@link org.javasimon.callback.Callback#onStopwatchAdd(Stopwatch, Split, StopwatchSample)} * is called instead. *

* If the split was obtained from disabled Stopwatch, this method does not update sub-simon even if it is enabled, because * split itself is disabled as well. If split is enabled, but sub-simon is disabled, the latter is not updated. * * @param subSimon name of the sub-stopwatch (hierarchy delimiter is added automatically) - if {@code null} * it behaves exactly like {@link #stop()} * @return this split object * @since 3.4 */ public Split stop(String subSimon) { if (!running) { return this; } running = false; long nowNanos = clock.nanoTime(); total = nowNanos - start; // we update total before calling the stop so that callbacks can use it if (stopwatch != null) { ((StopwatchImpl) stopwatch).stop(this, start, nowNanos, subSimon); } return this; } /** * Returns the current running nano-time from the start to the method call or the total split time * if the Split has been stopped already. * * @return current running nano-time of the split */ public long runningFor() { if (!running) { return total; } if (enabled) { return clock.nanoTime() - start; } return 0; } /** * Returns printable form of how long this split was running for. * * @return short information about the Split time as a human readable string * @since 2.2 */ public String presentRunningFor() { return SimonUtils.presentNanoTime(runningFor()); } /** * Returns true if this split was created from enabled Simon or via {@link #start()}. * * @return true if this split was created from enabled Simon */ public boolean isEnabled() { return enabled; } /** * Returns true if this split is still running ({@link #stop()} has not been called yet). * Returns false for disabled Split. * * @return true if this split is still running * @since 3.1.0 */ public boolean isRunning() { return running; } /** * Returns start nano timer value or 0 if the Split is not enabled (started for disabled Stopwatch). * * @return nano timer value when the Split was started or 0 if the Split is not enabled * @since 3.1 */ public long getStart() { return start; } /** * Returns millis timestamp when this Split was started - or 0 if the Split is not enabled (started for disabled Stopwatch). * * @return nano timer value when the Split was started or 0 if the Split is not enabled * @since 3.1 */ public long getStartMillis() { return clock != null ? clock.millisForNano(start) : 0; } /** * Stores an attribute in this Split. Attributes can be used to store any custom objects. * * @param name a String specifying the name of the attribute * @param value the Object to be stored * @since 2.3 */ @Override public void setAttribute(String name, Object value) { attributesSupport.setAttribute(name, value); } /** * Returns the value of the named attribute as an Object, or {@code null} if no attribute of * the given name exists. * * @param name a String specifying the name of the attribute * @return an Object containing the value of the attribute, or {@code null} if the attribute does not exist * @since 2.3 */ @Override public Object getAttribute(String name) { return attributesSupport.getAttribute(name); } /** * Returns the value of the named attribute typed to the specified class, or {@code null} if no attribute of * the given name exists. * * @param name a String specifying the name of the attribute * @return the value of the attribute typed to T, or {@code null} if the attribute does not exist * @since 3.4 */ @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") @Override public T getAttribute(String name, Class clazz) { return attributesSupport.getAttribute(name, clazz); } /** * Removes an attribute from this Split. * * @param name a String specifying the name of the attribute to remove * @since 2.3 */ @Override public void removeAttribute(String name) { attributesSupport.removeAttribute(name); } /** * Returns an Iterator containing the names of the attributes available to this Split. * This method returns an empty Iterator if the Split has no attributes available to it. * * @return an Iterator of strings containing the names of the Split's attributes * @since 2.3 */ @Override public Iterator getAttributeNames() { return attributesSupport.getAttributeNames(); } @Override public Map getCopyAsSortedMap() { return attributesSupport.getCopyAsSortedMap(); } /** * Returns information about this Split, if it's running, name of the related Stopwatch and split's time. * * @return information about the Split as a human readable string */ @Override public String toString() { if (!enabled) { return "Split created from disabled Stopwatch"; } if (running) { return "Running split" + (stopwatch != null ? " for Stopwatch '" + stopwatch.getName() + "': " : ": ") + SimonUtils.presentNanoTime(runningFor()); } return "Stopped split" + (stopwatch != null ? " for Stopwatch '" + stopwatch.getName() + "': " : ": ") + SimonUtils.presentNanoTime(total); } }





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