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package org.jooq;
/**
* A context object for {@link QueryPart} traversal passed to registered
* {@link VisitListener}'s.
*
* @author Lukas Eder
* @see VisitListener
*/
public interface VisitContext extends Scope {
/**
* The most recent clause that was encountered through
* {@link Context#start(Clause)}.
*/
Clause clause();
/**
* A path of clauses going through the visiting tree.
*
* This returns all previous clauses that were encountered through
* {@link Context#start(Clause)} and that haven't been removed yet through
* {@link Context#end(Clause)}. In other words, VisitContext
* contains a stack of clauses.
*/
Clause[] clauses();
/**
* This is the same as calling {@link #clauses()}.length.
*/
int clausesLength();
/**
* The most recent {@link QueryPart} that was encountered through
* {@link Context#visit(QueryPart)}.
*/
QueryPart queryPart();
/**
* Replace the most recent {@link QueryPart} that was encountered through
* {@link Context#visit(QueryPart)}.
*
* This method can be called by {@link VisitListener} implementation
* methods, in particular by {@link VisitListener#visitStart(VisitContext)}.
*
* @param part The new QueryPart.
*/
void queryPart(QueryPart part);
/**
* A path of {@link QueryPart}s going through the visiting tree.
*
* This returns all previous QueryParts that were encountered
* through {@link Context#visit(QueryPart)}. In other words,
* VisitContext contains a stack of QueryParts.
*/
QueryPart[] queryParts();
/**
* This is the same as calling {@link #queryParts()}.length.
*/
int queryPartsLength();
/**
* The underlying {@link RenderContext} or {@link BindContext} object.
*/
Context context();
/**
* The underlying {@link RenderContext} or null, if the
* underlying context is a {@link BindContext}.
*
* [#2694] [#2695] As of jOOQ 3.2, the {@link QueryPart} traversal SPI
* through {@link VisitListener} is only implemented for
* {@link RenderContext}. Hence, you may need to inline bind values if
* applicable.
*/
RenderContext renderContext();
/**
* The underlying {@link BindContext} or null, if the
* underlying context is a {@link RenderContext}.
*
* @throws UnsupportedOperationException [#2694] [#2695] As of jOOQ 3.2,
* this method is not yet implemented as {@link QueryPart}
* traversal SPI through {@link VisitListener} is only
* implemented for {@link RenderContext}
*/
BindContext bindContext() throws UnsupportedOperationException;
}