Examples of AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType

Examples of com.ajjpj.amapper.core.tpe.AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType

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        if(source == null) {
            return null;
        }

        final Collection<Object> targetColl = target != null ? h.asJuCollection(target, types.target()) : h.createEmptyCollection(types.target());
        final AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType elementTypes = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(h.elementType(types.sourceType), types.sourceQualifier, h.elementType(types.targetType), types.targetQualifier);

        if(targetColl.isEmpty()) {
            // this is an optimization for the common case that the target collection is initially empty
            for(Object s: sourceColl) {
                final APath elPath = ACollectionMappingTools.elementPath(path, worker.getIdentifierExtractor().uniqueIdentifier(s, types));
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        final ACollectionHelper h = worker.getHelpers();

        final Collection<Object> sourceOldColl = h.asJuCollection(sourceOld, types.source());
        final Collection<Object> sourceNewColl = h.asJuCollection(sourceNew, types.target());

        final AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType elementTypes = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(h.elementType(types.sourceType), types.sourceQualifier, h.elementType(types.targetType), types.targetQualifier);
        final AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType sourceTypes = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(types.sourceType, types.sourceQualifier, types.sourceType, types.sourceQualifier);

        final Equiv equiv = new Equiv(sourceOldColl, sourceNewColl, sourceTypes, worker.getIdentifierExtractor());

        // elements present in both old and new collection: no difference as far as the collection is concerned, recursive diff
        for(Map.Entry<Object,Object> e: equiv.equiv.entrySet()) {
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        public Equiv(Collection<Object> sourceColl, Collection<Object> targetColl, AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType types, AIdentifierExtractor identifierExtractor) {
            targetWithoutSource.addAll(targetColl);

            // 'types' for calculating target element identifiers in term of the target type
            final AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType targetTypes = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(types.targetType, types.targetQualifier, types.targetType, types.targetQualifier);

            // iterate through all source elements and sort source / target elements according to identifier equality
            for(Object s: sourceColl) {
                final Object sourceIdent = identifierExtractor.uniqueIdentifier(s, types);
                final AOption<Object> equivTarget = findTarget(targetColl, sourceIdent, identifierExtractor, targetTypes);
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Examples of com.ajjpj.amapper.core2.tpe.AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType

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        if(source == null) {
            return null;
        }

        final Collection<Object> targetColl = target != null ? h.asJuCollection(target, types.target()) : h.createEmptyCollection(types.target());
        final AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType elementTypes = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(h.elementType(types.sourceType), types.sourceQualifier, h.elementType(types.targetType), types.targetQualifier);

        if(targetColl.isEmpty()) {
            // this is an optimization for the common case that the target collection is initially empty
            for(Object s: sourceColl) {
                final APath elPath = ACollectionMappingTools.elementPath(path, worker.getIdentifierExtractor().uniqueIdentifier(s, types));
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Examples of com.ajjpj.amapper.core2.tpe.AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType

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        final ACollectionHelper h = worker.getHelpers();

        final Collection<Object> sourceOldColl = h.asJuCollection(sourceOld, types.source());
        final Collection<Object> sourceNewColl = h.asJuCollection(sourceNew, types.target());

        final AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType elementTypes = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(h.elementType(types.sourceType), types.sourceQualifier, h.elementType(types.targetType), types.targetQualifier);
        final AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType sourceTypes = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(types.sourceType, types.sourceQualifier, types.sourceType, types.sourceQualifier);

        final Equiv equiv = new Equiv(sourceOldColl, sourceNewColl, sourceTypes, worker.getIdentifierExtractor());

        // elements present in both old and new collection: no difference as far as the collection is concerned, recursive diff
        for(Map.Entry<Object,Object> e: equiv.equiv.entrySet()) {
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Examples of com.ajjpj.amapper.core2.tpe.AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType

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        public Equiv(Collection<Object> sourceColl, Collection<Object> targetColl, AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType types, AIdentifierExtractor identifierExtractor) {
            targetWithoutSource.addAll(targetColl);

            // 'types' for calculating target element identifiers in term of the target type
            final AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType targetTypes = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(types.targetType, types.targetQualifier, types.targetType, types.targetQualifier);

            // iterate through all source elements and sort source / target elements according to identifier equality
            for(Object s: sourceColl) {
                final Object sourceIdent = identifierExtractor.uniqueIdentifier(s, types);
                final AOption<Object> equivTarget = findTarget(targetColl, sourceIdent, identifierExtractor, targetTypes);
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Examples of com.ajjpj.amapper.core2.tpe.AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType

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        }

        this.sourceProp = sourceProp;
        this.targetProp = targetProp;

        this.types = new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType (sourceProp.getType(), sourceProp.getSourceQualifier(), targetProp.getType(), targetProp.getTargetQualifier());
    }
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    }

    @Override public AOption<Object> map(Object source, AType sourceType, AQualifier sourceQualifier, Object target, AType targetType, AQualifier targetQualifier) throws Exception {
        final Queue<AVoidFunction0<Exception>> deferredWork = new LinkedList<AVoidFunction0<Exception>>();
        final AMapperWorker<H> worker = new AMapperWorkerImpl<H>(valueMappings, objectMappings, logger, helperFactory.apply(), identifierExtractor, contextExtractor, preProcessors, postProcessors, deferredWork);
        final AOption<Object> result = worker.map(APath.EMPTY, source, target, new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(sourceType, sourceQualifier, targetType, targetQualifier), EMPTY_CONTEXT);

        while(!deferredWork.isEmpty()) {
            deferredWork.remove().apply();
        }
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    }

    @Override public ADiff diff(Object sourceOld, Object sourceNew, AType sourceType, AQualifier sourceQualifier, AType targetType, AQualifier targetQualifier) throws Exception {
        final Queue<AVoidFunction0<Exception>> deferredWork = new LinkedList<AVoidFunction0<Exception>>();
        final AMapperDiffWorkerImpl worker = new AMapperDiffWorkerImpl(valueMappings, objectMappings, logger, helperFactory.apply(), identifierExtractor, contextExtractor, preProcessors, deferredWork);
        worker.diff(APath.EMPTY, sourceOld, sourceNew, new AQualifiedSourceAndTargetType(sourceType, sourceQualifier, targetType, targetQualifier), EMPTY_CONTEXT, EMPTY_CONTEXT, false);

        while(!deferredWork.isEmpty()) {
            deferredWork.remove().apply();
        }
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