Examples of StringSequence

httl.util.StringSequence
StringSequence. (SPI, Prototype, ThreadSafe) @author Liang Fei (liangfei0201 AT gmail DOT com)
org.waveprotocol.wave.client.common.util.StringSequence
Encodes a string sequence as a single string. As per the {@link Sequence}interface, repeated strings are not supported.
The single string that holds the sequences is a comma-delimited list. There are no restrictions on the strings that can be placed in this sequence - strings are encoded and decoded appropriately. For example,
```
 ["foo", "bar"] --> ",foo,bar," ["foo,bar", "foo&baz"] --> ",foo&,bar,foo&&baz," 
```
All random-access methods in this implementation are linear time, so a linear number of accesses is quadratic in the worst case. This class expects a sequential access pattern, and is implemented so that m sequential queries on an n-sized sequence is only O(n + m). This is not true for mutations, however: a series of m mutations, sequential or not, will be O(nm). For a sequence implementation that provides expected constant time complexity for all methods, see {@link LinkedSequence}.

Examples of httl.util.StringSequence

          t = t.trim();
          if (t.length() > 0) {
            sequence.add(t);
          }
        }
        this.importSequences.add(new StringSequence(sequence));
      }
    }
  }

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Examples of httl.util.StringSequence

          t = t.trim();
          if (t.length() > 0) {
            sequence.add(t);
          }
        }
        this.sequences.add(new StringSequence(sequence));
      }
    }
  }

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Examples of httl.util.StringSequence

          t = t.trim();
          if (t.length() > 0) {
            sequence.add(t);
          }
        }
        this.importSequences.add(new StringSequence(sequence));
      }
    }
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.common.util.StringSequence

   */
  private void saveInlineReplies(BlipMetaDomImpl metaDom) {
    // Iteration is done via ids, in order to identify the thread to get the
    // inline -> default location mapping.


    StringSequence inlineLocators = metaDom.getInlineLocators();
    String inlineId = inlineLocators.getFirst();
    while (inlineId != null) {
      AnchorView inlineUi = views.asAnchor(Document.get().getElementById(inlineId));
      InlineThreadView threadUi = inlineUi.getThread();
      if (threadUi != null) {
        // Move to default location.
        String defaultId = ViewIdMapper.defaultOfInlineAnchor(inlineId);
        AnchorView defaultUi = views.asAnchor(Document.get().getElementById(defaultId));
        inlineUi.detach(threadUi);
        defaultUi.attach(threadUi);
      }


      inlineId = inlineLocators.getNext(inlineId);
    }
  }

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Examples of org.waveprotocol.wave.client.common.util.StringSequence

   */
  private void saveInlineReplies(BlipMetaDomImpl metaDom) {
    // Iteration is done via ids, in order to identify the thread to get the
    // inline -> default location mapping.


    StringSequence inlineLocators = metaDom.getInlineLocators();
    String inlineId = inlineLocators.getFirst();
    while (inlineId != null) {
      AnchorView inlineUi = views.asAnchor(Document.get().getElementById(inlineId));
      InlineThreadView threadUi = inlineUi.getThread();
      if (threadUi != null) {
        // Move to default location.
        String defaultId = ViewIdMapper.defaultOfInlineAnchor(inlineId);
        AnchorView defaultUi = views.asAnchor(Document.get().getElementById(defaultId));
        inlineUi.detach(threadUi);
        defaultUi.attach(threadUi);
      }


      inlineId = inlineLocators.getNext(inlineId);
    }
  }

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