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package jdk.dynalink;

import java.util.Objects;


Operation that associates a name with another operation. Typically used with
operations that normally take a name or an index to bind them to a fixed
name. E.g.

    new NamedOperation(
        new NamespaceOperation(
            StandardOperation.GET,
            StandardNamespace.PROPERTY),
        "color")


will be a named operation for getting the property named "color" on the
object it is applied to, and

    new NamedOperation(
        new NamespaceOperation(
            StandardOperation.GET,
            StandardNamespace.ELEMENT),
        3)

 will be a named operation for getting the element at index 3 from the collection it is applied to ("name" in this context is akin to "address" and encompasses both textual names, numeric indices, or any other kinds of addressing that linkers can understand). In these cases, the expected signature of the call site for the operation will change to no longer include the name parameter. Specifically, the documentation for all StandardOperation members describes how they are affected by being incorporated into a named operation. 
While NamedOperation can be constructed directly, it is often convenient to use the Operation.named(Object) factory method instead, e.g.: 
   StandardOperation.GET
       .withNamespace(StandardNamespace.ELEMENT),
       .named(3)
    )



 Even though NamedOperation is most often used with NamespaceOperation as its base, it can have other operations as its base too (except another named operation). Specifically, StandardOperation.CALL as well as StandardOperation.NEW can both be used with NamedOperation directly. The contract for these operations is such that when they are used as named operations, their name is only used for diagnostic messages, usually containing the textual representation of the source expression that retrieved the callee, e.g. StandardOperation.CALL.named("window.open"). 


/**
 * Operation that associates a name with another operation. Typically used with
 * operations that normally take a name or an index to bind them to a fixed
 * name. E.g.
 * <pre>
 *     new NamedOperation(
 *         new NamespaceOperation(
 *             StandardOperation.GET,
 *             StandardNamespace.PROPERTY),
 *         "color")
 * </pre>
 * will be a named operation for getting the property named "color" on the
 * object it is applied to, and
 * <pre>
 *     new NamedOperation(
 *         new NamespaceOperation(
 *             StandardOperation.GET,
 *             StandardNamespace.ELEMENT),
 *         3)
 * </pre>
 * will be a named operation for getting the element at index 3 from the collection
 * it is applied to ("name" in this context is akin to "address" and encompasses both
 * textual names, numeric indices, or any other kinds of addressing that linkers can
 * understand). In these cases, the expected signature of the call site for the
 * operation will change to no longer include the name parameter. Specifically,
 * the documentation for all {@link StandardOperation} members describes how
 * they are affected by being incorporated into a named operation.
 * <p>While {@code NamedOperation} can be constructed directly, it is often convenient
 * to use the {@link Operation#named(Object)} factory method instead, e.g.:
 * <pre>
 *    StandardOperation.GET
 *        .withNamespace(StandardNamespace.ELEMENT),
 *        .named(3)
 *     )
 * </pre>
 * <p>
 * Even though {@code NamedOperation} is most often used with {@link NamespaceOperation} as
 * its base, it can have other operations as its base too (except another named operation).
 * Specifically, {@link StandardOperation#CALL} as well as {@link StandardOperation#NEW} can
 * both be used with {@code NamedOperation} directly. The contract for these operations is such
 * that when they are used as named operations, their name is only used for diagnostic messages,
 * usually containing the textual representation of the source expression that retrieved the
 * callee, e.g. {@code StandardOperation.CALL.named("window.open")}.
 * </p>
 */
public final class NamedOperation implements Operation {
    private final Operation baseOperation;
    private final Object name;

    
Creates a new named operation.

Params:
  • baseOperation – the base operation that is associated with a name.
  • name – the name associated with the base operation. Note that the name is not necessarily a string, but can be an arbitrary object. As the name is used for addressing, it can be an Integer when meant to be used as an index into an array or list etc.
Throws:
/**
     * Creates a new named operation.
     * @param baseOperation the base operation that is associated with a name.
     * @param name the name associated with the base operation. Note that the
     * name is not necessarily a string, but can be an arbitrary object. As the
     * name is used for addressing, it can be an {@link Integer} when meant
     * to be used as an index into an array or list etc.
     * @throws NullPointerException if either {@code baseOperation} or
     * {@code name} is null.
     * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code baseOperation} is itself a
     * {@code NamedOperation}.
     */
    public NamedOperation(final Operation baseOperation, final Object name) {
        if (baseOperation instanceof NamedOperation) {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("baseOperation is a NamedOperation");
        }
        this.baseOperation = Objects.requireNonNull(baseOperation, "baseOperation is null");
        this.name = Objects.requireNonNull(name, "name is null");
    }

    
Returns the base operation of this named operation.

Returns:the base operation of this named operation.
/**
     * Returns the base operation of this named operation.
     * @return the base operation of this named operation.
     */
    public Operation getBaseOperation() {
        return baseOperation;
    }

    
Returns the name of this named operation.

Returns:the name of this named operation.
/**
     * Returns the name of this named operation.
     * @return the name of this named operation.
     */
    public Object getName() {
        return name;
    }

    
Finds or creates a named operation that differs from this one only in the name.

Params:
  • newName – the new name to replace the old name with.
Throws:
Returns:a named operation with the changed name.
/**
     * Finds or creates a named operation that differs from this one only in the name.
     * @param newName the new name to replace the old name with.
     * @return a named operation with the changed name.
     * @throws NullPointerException if the name is null.
     */
    public final NamedOperation changeName(final String newName) {
        return new NamedOperation(baseOperation, newName);
    }

    
Compares this named operation to another object. Returns true if the
other object is also a named operation, and both their base operations
and name are equal.

/**
     * Compares this named operation to another object. Returns true if the
     * other object is also a named operation, and both their base operations
     * and name are equal.
     */
    @Override
    public boolean equals(final Object obj) {
        if (obj instanceof NamedOperation) {
            final NamedOperation other = (NamedOperation)obj;
            return baseOperation.equals(other.baseOperation) && name.equals(other.name);
        }
        return false;
    }

    
Returns the hash code of this named operation. It is defined to be equal to baseOperation.hashCode() + 31 * name.hashCode(). 
/**
     * Returns the hash code of this named operation. It is defined to be equal
     * to {@code baseOperation.hashCode() + 31 * name.hashCode()}.
     */
    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        return baseOperation.hashCode() + 31 * name.hashCode();
    }

    
Returns the string representation of this named operation. It is defined to be equal to baseOperation.toString() + ":" + name.toString(). 
/**
     * Returns the string representation of this named operation. It is defined
     * to be equal to {@code baseOperation.toString() + ":" + name.toString()}.
     */
    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return baseOperation.toString() + ":" + name.toString();
    }

    
If the passed operation is a named operation, returns its getBaseOperation(), otherwise returns the operation as is. 
Params:
  • op – the operation
Returns:the base operation of the passed operation.
/**
     * If the passed operation is a named operation, returns its
     * {@link #getBaseOperation()}, otherwise returns the operation as is.
     * @param op the operation
     * @return the base operation of the passed operation.
     */
    public static Operation getBaseOperation(final Operation op) {
        return op instanceof NamedOperation ? ((NamedOperation)op).baseOperation : op;
    }

    
If the passed operation is a named operation, returns its getName(), otherwise returns null. Note that a named operation object can never have a null name, therefore returning null is indicative that the passed operation is not, in fact, a named operation. 
Params:
  • op – the operation
Returns:the name in the passed operation, or null if it is not a named
operation.
/**
     * If the passed operation is a named operation, returns its
     * {@link #getName()}, otherwise returns null. Note that a named operation
     * object can never have a null name, therefore returning null is indicative
     * that the passed operation is not, in fact, a named operation.
     * @param op the operation
     * @return the name in the passed operation, or null if it is not a named
     * operation.
     */
    public static Object getName(final Operation op) {
        return op instanceof NamedOperation ? ((NamedOperation)op).name : null;
    }
}