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package freemarker.ext.jython;

import org.python.core.PyException;
import org.python.core.PyObject;

import freemarker.ext.util.ModelFactory;
import freemarker.template.ObjectWrapper;
import freemarker.template.TemplateCollectionModel;
import freemarker.template.TemplateHashModelEx;
import freemarker.template.TemplateModel;
import freemarker.template.TemplateModelException;

Model for Jython dictionaries (PyDictionary and PyStringMap). Note that the basic JythonModel already provides access to the __finditem__.__finditem__(String) method. This class only adds TemplateHashModelEx functionality in a somewhat skewed way. One could say it even violates TemplateHashModelEx semantics, as both the returned keys and values are only those from the item mapping, while the get() method works for attributes as well. However, in practice when you ask for dict?keys inside a template, you'll really want to retrieve only items, not attributes so this is considered OK.
/** * Model for Jython dictionaries ({@link org.python.core.PyDictionary} * and {@link org.python.core.PyStringMap}). * Note that the basic {@link JythonModel} already provides access to the * {@link PyObject#__finditem__(String)} method. This class only adds * {@link TemplateHashModelEx} functionality in a somewhat skewed way. One * could say it even violates TemplateHashModelEx semantics, as both the * returned keys and values are only those from the item mapping, while the * <code>get()</code> method works for attributes as well. However, in practice * when you ask for <code>dict?keys</code> inside a template, you'll really * want to retrieve only items, not attributes so this is considered OK. */
public class JythonHashModel extends JythonModel implements TemplateHashModelEx { private static final String KEYS = "keys"; private static final String KEYSET = "keySet"; private static final String VALUES = "values"; static final ModelFactory FACTORY = new ModelFactory() { public TemplateModel create(Object object, ObjectWrapper wrapper) { return new JythonHashModel((PyObject) object, (JythonWrapper) wrapper); } }; public JythonHashModel(PyObject object, JythonWrapper wrapper) { super(object, wrapper); }
Returns __len__.__len__().
/** * Returns {@link PyObject#__len__()}. */
public int size() throws TemplateModelException { try { return object.__len__(); } catch (PyException e) { throw new TemplateModelException(e); } }
Returns either object.__findattr__("keys").__call__() or object.__findattr__("keySet").__call__().
/** * Returns either <code>object.__findattr__("keys").__call__()</code> * or <code>object.__findattr__("keySet").__call__()</code>. */
public TemplateCollectionModel keys() throws TemplateModelException { try { PyObject method = object.__findattr__(KEYS); if (method == null) { method = object.__findattr__(KEYSET); } if (method != null) { return (TemplateCollectionModel) wrapper.wrap(method.__call__()); } } catch (PyException e) { throw new TemplateModelException(e); } throw new TemplateModelException( "'?keys' is not supported as there is no 'keys' nor 'keySet' attribute on an instance of " + JythonVersionAdapterHolder.INSTANCE.getPythonClassName(object)); }
Returns object.__findattr__("values").__call__().
/** * Returns <code>object.__findattr__("values").__call__()</code>. */
public TemplateCollectionModel values() throws TemplateModelException { try { PyObject method = object.__findattr__(VALUES); if (method != null) { return (TemplateCollectionModel) wrapper.wrap(method.__call__()); } } catch (PyException e) { throw new TemplateModelException(e); } throw new TemplateModelException( "'?values' is not supported as there is no 'values' attribute on an instance of " + JythonVersionAdapterHolder.INSTANCE.getPythonClassName(object)); } }