Examples of DependenciesDispatcher

com.google.devtools.depan.model.builder.DependenciesDispatcher

Implements a DependenciesListener, which means that this is the first class that receive all the new dependencies after their creation. This class will first check if the two elements involved in the new dependency pass the filter constructor-provided filter. If yes, the next step is to check if we already seen this element before (this operation is longer than the filter check, so we do it after). For this, it uses an ElementToNodeMapper, which return the correct Node to insert in the graph, and says if we have to insert it into the graph, or if it should already be present in the graph. Finally, insert in the graph the edge, representing the dependency. @author ycoppel@google.com (Yohann Coppel)

  private DependenciesListener builder;


  @Before
  public void setUp() throws Exception {
    graph = new GraphModel();
    builder = new DependenciesDispatcher(
        ElementFilter.ALL_NODES, graph.getBuilder());
  }

    Collection<String> packageWhitelist = splitFilter(packageFilter);
    ElementFilter filter = new DefaultElementFilter(packageWhitelist);


    GraphModel resultGraph = new GraphModel();
    DependenciesListener builder =
        new DependenciesDispatcher(filter, resultGraph.getBuilder());


    // TODO(leeca): Extend UI to allow lists of directories.
    Collection<String> directoryWhitelist = splitFilter(directoryFilter);


    monitor.worked(1);

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Examples of DependenciesDispatcher

Examples of com.google.devtools.depan.model.builder.DependenciesDispatcher

Examples of com.google.devtools.depan.model.builder.DependenciesDispatcher