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package jodd.util;

import java.lang.annotation.Annotation;
import java.lang.reflect.AnnotatedElement;

/**
 * Annotation parser process an annotated elements and annotations.
 * Can be used to simulate annotation inheritance, as such does not exist in Java.
 * 

* There are 3 ways how this class can be used. First, it can be used on single annotation, * but that does not make much sense. *

* Second way is with child and parent annotation. The parent annotation is default one, * like a base class. Child annotation contains some predefined values different from parent. * Note that child annotation does NOT have to specify all elements - all missing elements * will be read from default parent annotation. So child annotation behaves like it is * overriding the parent one. *

* Third way is similar, except the child annotation is also annotated with parent annotation! * Besides overriding features and default values, this way we can finalize some element value * and prevent it from being modified by user. */ public class AnnotationParser { protected final Annotation defaultAnnotation; protected final Class annotationClass; /** * Returns annotation type of this parser. */ public Class getAnnotationType() { return annotationClass; } public AnnotationParser(final Class annotationClass) { this(annotationClass, annotationClass); } /** * Creates new annotation data reader using annotation definition * from class generics. Moreover, allows annotation to be annotated * with default annotation, for convenient and fail-back value reading. * @param annotationClass annotation type to read from * @param defaultAnnotationClass optional default annotation type, used to annotate the annotation class. */ @SuppressWarnings( {"unchecked"}) public AnnotationParser(Class annotationClass, final Class defaultAnnotationClass) { if (annotationClass == null) { final Class[] genericSupertypes = ClassUtil.getGenericSupertypes(this.getClass()); if (genericSupertypes != null) { annotationClass = genericSupertypes[0]; } if (annotationClass == null || annotationClass == Annotation.class) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Missing annotation from generics supertype"); } } this.annotationClass = annotationClass; // read default annotation if (defaultAnnotationClass != null && defaultAnnotationClass != annotationClass) { Annotation defaultAnnotation = annotationClass.getAnnotation(defaultAnnotationClass); // no default annotation on parent, create annotation if (defaultAnnotation == null) { try { defaultAnnotation = defaultAnnotationClass.getDeclaredConstructor().newInstance(); } catch (final Exception ignore) { } } this.defaultAnnotation = defaultAnnotation; } else { this.defaultAnnotation = null; } } /** * Returns true if annotation is present on * given annotated element. Should be called first, before using the read methods. */ public boolean hasAnnotationOn(final AnnotatedElement annotatedElement) { return annotatedElement.isAnnotationPresent(annotationClass); } // ---------------------------------------------------------------- reader /** * Returns an annotation reader of annotated element. */ public Reader of(final AnnotatedElement annotatedElement) { return new Reader(annotatedElement); } public class Reader { private final AnnotatedElement annotatedElement; private Reader(final AnnotatedElement annotatedElement) { this.annotatedElement = annotatedElement; } /** * Returns the annotation type this reader is for. */ public Class annotationType() { return annotationClass; } /** * Reads non-empty, trimmed, annotation element value. If annotation value is * missing, it will read value from default annotation. If still missing, * returns null. */ protected String readStringElement(final String name) { final Annotation annotation = annotatedElement.getAnnotation(annotationClass); Object annotationValue = ClassUtil.readAnnotationValue(annotation, name); if (annotationValue == null) { if (defaultAnnotation == null) { return null; } annotationValue = ClassUtil.readAnnotationValue(defaultAnnotation, name); if (annotationValue == null) { return null; } } final String value = StringUtil.toSafeString(annotationValue); return value.trim(); } /** * Reads annotation element as an object. If annotation value * is missing, it will be read from default annotation. * If still missing, returns null. */ public Object readElement(final String name) { final Annotation annotation = annotatedElement.getAnnotation(annotationClass); Object annotationValue = ClassUtil.readAnnotationValue(annotation, name); if (annotationValue == null) { if (defaultAnnotation != null) { annotationValue = ClassUtil.readAnnotationValue(defaultAnnotation, name); } } return annotationValue; } /** * Reads string element from the annotation. Empty strings are detected * and default value is returned instead. */ public String readString(final String name, final String defaultValue) { String value = readStringElement(name); if (StringUtil.isEmpty(value)) { value = defaultValue; } return value; } /** * Reads boolean element from the annotation. */ public boolean readBoolean(final String name, final boolean defaultValue) { final Boolean value = (Boolean) readElement(name); if (value == null) { return defaultValue; } return value; } /** * Reads int element from the annotation. */ public int readInt(final String name, final int defaultValue) { final Integer value = (Integer) readElement(name); if (value == null) { return defaultValue; } return value; } } }





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