Tue, 23 Oct 2012 13:20:37 -0700
8000741: refactor javadoc to use abstraction to handle relative paths
Reviewed-by: darcy
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26 package com.sun.tools.doclets.internal.toolkit.util;
28 import com.sun.javadoc.ClassDoc;
29 import com.sun.javadoc.PackageDoc;
30 import java.io.File;
32 /**
33 * Abstraction for immutable relative paths.
34 * Paths always use '/' as a separator, and never begin or end with '/'.
35 */
36 public class DocPath {
37 private final String path;
39 /** The empty path. */
40 public static final DocPath empty = new DocPath("");
42 /** The empty path. */
43 public static final DocPath parent = new DocPath("..");
45 /**
46 * Create a path from a string.
47 */
48 public static DocPath create(String p) {
49 return (p == null) || p.isEmpty() ? empty : new DocPath(p);
50 }
52 /**
53 * Return the path for a class.
54 * For example, if the class is java.lang.Object,
55 * the path is java/lang/Object.html.
56 */
57 public static DocPath forClass(ClassDoc cd) {
58 return (cd == null) ? empty :
59 forPackage(cd.containingPackage()).resolve(forName(cd));
60 }
62 /**
63 * Return the path for the simple name of the class.
64 * For example, if the class is java.lang.Object,
65 * the path is Object.html.
66 */
67 public static DocPath forName(ClassDoc cd) {
68 return (cd == null) ? empty : new DocPath(cd.name() + ".html");
69 }
71 /**
72 * Return the path for the package of a class.
73 * For example, if the class is java.lang.Object,
74 * the path is java/lang.
75 */
76 public static DocPath forPackage(ClassDoc cd) {
77 return (cd == null) ? empty : forPackage(cd.containingPackage());
78 }
80 /**
81 * Return the path for a package.
82 * For example, if the package is java.lang,
83 * the path is java/lang.
84 */
85 public static DocPath forPackage(PackageDoc pd) {
86 return (pd == null) ? empty : DocPath.create(pd.name().replace('.', '/'));
87 }
89 /**
90 * Return the inverse path for a package.
91 * For example, if the package is java.lang,
92 * the inverse path is ../...
93 */
94 public static DocPath forRoot(PackageDoc pd) {
95 String name = (pd == null) ? "" : pd.name();
96 if (name.isEmpty())
97 return empty;
98 return new DocPath(name.replace('.', '/').replaceAll("[^/]+", ".."));
99 }
101 /**
102 * Return the relative path from one package to another.
103 */
104 public static DocPath relativePath(PackageDoc from, PackageDoc to) {
105 return forRoot(from).resolve(forPackage(to));
106 }
108 protected DocPath(String p) {
109 path = (p.endsWith("/") ? p.substring(0, p.length() - 1) : p);
110 }
112 /** @inheritDoc */
113 @Override
114 public boolean equals(Object other) {
115 return (other instanceof DocPath) && path.equals(((DocPath)other).path);
116 }
118 /** @inheritDoc */
119 @Override
120 public int hashCode() {
121 return path.hashCode();
122 }
124 public DocPath basename() {
125 int sep = path.lastIndexOf("/");
126 return (sep == -1) ? this : new DocPath(path.substring(sep + 1));
127 }
129 public DocPath parent() {
130 int sep = path.lastIndexOf("/");
131 return (sep == -1) ? empty : new DocPath(path.substring(0, sep));
132 }
134 /**
135 * Return the path formed by appending the specified string to the current path.
136 */
137 public DocPath resolve(String p) {
138 if (p == null || p.isEmpty())
139 return this;
140 if (path.isEmpty())
141 return new DocPath(p);
142 return new DocPath(path + "/" + p);
143 }
145 /**
146 * Return the path by appending the specified path to the current path.
147 */
148 public DocPath resolve(DocPath p) {
149 if (p == null || p.isEmpty())
150 return this;
151 if (path.isEmpty())
152 return p;
153 return new DocPath(path + "/" + p.getPath());
154 }
156 /**
157 * Get the file created by evaluating the path against a specified directory.
158 */
159 // Temporary: this signature should not use String for dir.
160 // Eventually, this should involve javax.tools.Location.
161 public File resolveAgainst(String dir) {
162 return dir.isEmpty() ? new File(path) : new File(dir, path);
163 }
165 /**
166 * Return the inverse path for this path.
167 * For example, if the path is a/b/c, the inverse path is ../../..
168 */
169 public DocPath invert() {
170 return new DocPath(path.replaceAll("[^/]+", ".."));
171 }
173 /**
174 * Return true if this path is empty.
175 */
176 public boolean isEmpty() {
177 return path.isEmpty();
178 }
180 /**
181 * Return this path as a string.
182 */
183 // This is provided instead of using toString() to help catch
184 // unintended use of toString() in string concatenation sequences.
185 public String getPath() {
186 return path;
187 }
188 }