Examples of galoot.Filter.filter()

galoot.Filter.filter()
Filter an object by applying some type of processing to it. The input object can be anything, so good implementations should only handle known types for the filter. If the input object does not apply to the operation at hand, you can return null. You could also return the original object. @param object the input object @param args optional arguments, pertinent to the operation @return the resultant object

            Filter filter = context.getFilterMap().getFilter(
                    nextFilter.getFirst());
            if (filter == null)
                object = null;
            else
                object = filter.filter(object, nextFilter.getSecond());
        }


        variableStack.push(object);
    }

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            if (filter == null)
                // if a bad filter, nothing gets written
                output = null;
            else
            {
                output = filter.filter(output, nextFilter.getSecond());
            }
        }


        if (output != null)
            finishString(output.toString());

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