Examples of TreeFilter

org.eclipse.jgit.treewalk.filter.TreeFilter

Selects interesting tree entries during walking.

This is an abstract interface. Applications may implement a subclass, or use one of the predefined implementations already available within this package.

Unless specifically noted otherwise a TreeFilter implementation is not thread safe and may not be shared by different TreeWalk instances at the same time. This restriction allows TreeFilter implementations to cache state within their instances during {@link #include(TreeWalk)} if it is beneficial totheir implementation. Deep clones created by {@link #clone()} may be used toconstruct a thread-safe copy of an existing filter.

Path filters:

Matching pathname: {@link PathFilter}

Difference filters:

Only select differences: {@link #ANY_DIFF}.

Boolean modifiers:

AND: {@link AndTreeFilter}
OR: {@link OrTreeFilter}
NOT: {@link NotTreeFilter}

    List<DiffEntry> files = DiffEntry.scan(tw);
    RenameDetector rd = new RenameDetector(tw.getObjectReader(), cfg);
    rd.addAll(files);
    files = rd.compute();


    TreeFilter newFilter = oldFilter;
    for (DiffEntry ent : files) {
      if (isRename(ent) && ent.getNewPath().equals(oldFilter.getPath())) {
        newFilter = FollowFilter.create(ent.getOldPath(), cfg);
        RenameCallback callback = oldFilter.getRenameCallback();
        if (callback != null) {

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Examples of TreeFilter

Examples of org.eclipse.jgit.treewalk.filter.TreeFilter