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package org.hibernate.dialect.function;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.hibernate.QueryException;
import org.hibernate.engine.spi.Mapping;
import org.hibernate.engine.spi.SessionFactoryImplementor;
import org.hibernate.type.StandardBasicTypes;
import org.hibernate.type.Type;

A SQLFunction providing support for implementing TRIM functionality (as defined by both the ANSI SQL and JPA specs) in cases where the dialect may not support the full trim function itself.

Follows the template pattern in order to implement the render method.
Author:Steve Ebersole
/** * A {@link org.hibernate.dialect.function.SQLFunction} providing support for implementing TRIM functionality * (as defined by both the ANSI SQL and JPA specs) in cases where the dialect may not support the full <tt>trim</tt> * function itself. * <p/> * Follows the <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_method_pattern">template</a> pattern in order to implement * the {@link #render} method. * * @author Steve Ebersole */
public abstract class AbstractAnsiTrimEmulationFunction implements SQLFunction { @Override public final boolean hasArguments() { return true; } @Override public final boolean hasParenthesesIfNoArguments() { return false; } @Override public final Type getReturnType(Type argumentType, Mapping mapping) throws QueryException { return StandardBasicTypes.STRING; } @Override public final String render(Type argumentType, List args, SessionFactoryImplementor factory) throws QueryException { // According to both the ANSI-SQL and JPA specs, trim takes a variable number of parameters between 1 and 4. // at least one paramer (trimSource) is required. From the SQL spec: // // <trim function> ::= // TRIM <left paren> <trim operands> <right paren> // // <trim operands> ::= // [ [ <trim specification> ] [ <trim character> ] FROM ] <trim source> // // <trim specification> ::= // LEADING // | TRAILING // | BOTH // // If <trim specification> is omitted, BOTH is assumed. // If <trim character> is omitted, space is assumed if ( args.size() == 1 ) { // we have the form: trim(trimSource) // so we trim leading and trailing spaces return resolveBothSpaceTrimFunction().render( argumentType, args, factory ); } else if ( "from".equalsIgnoreCase( (String) args.get( 0 ) ) ) { // we have the form: trim(from trimSource). // This is functionally equivalent to trim(trimSource) return resolveBothSpaceTrimFromFunction().render( argumentType, args, factory ); } else { // otherwise, a trim-specification and/or a trim-character // have been specified; we need to decide which options // are present and "do the right thing" // should leading trim-characters be trimmed? boolean leading = true; // should trailing trim-characters be trimmed? boolean trailing = true; // the trim-character (what is to be trimmed off?) String trimCharacter; // the trim-source (from where should it be trimmed?) String trimSource; // potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex = 1 assumes that a // trim-specification has been specified. we handle the // exception to that explicitly int potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex = 1; final String firstArg = (String) args.get( 0 ); if ( "leading".equalsIgnoreCase( firstArg ) ) { trailing = false; } else if ( "trailing".equalsIgnoreCase( firstArg ) ) { leading = false; } else if ( "both".equalsIgnoreCase( firstArg ) ) { // nothing to do here } else { potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex = 0; } final String potentialTrimCharacter = (String) args.get( potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex ); if ( "from".equalsIgnoreCase( potentialTrimCharacter ) ) { trimCharacter = "' '"; trimSource = (String) args.get( potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex + 1 ); } else if ( potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex + 1 >= args.size() ) { trimCharacter = "' '"; trimSource = potentialTrimCharacter; } else { trimCharacter = potentialTrimCharacter; if ( "from".equalsIgnoreCase( (String) args.get( potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex + 1 ) ) ) { trimSource = (String) args.get( potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex + 2 ); } else { trimSource = (String) args.get( potentialTrimCharacterArgIndex + 1 ); } } final List<String> argsToUse = new ArrayList<String>(); argsToUse.add( trimSource ); argsToUse.add( trimCharacter ); if ( trimCharacter.equals( "' '" ) ) { if ( leading && trailing ) { return resolveBothSpaceTrimFunction().render( argumentType, argsToUse, factory ); } else if ( leading ) { return resolveLeadingSpaceTrimFunction().render( argumentType, argsToUse, factory ); } else { return resolveTrailingSpaceTrimFunction().render( argumentType, argsToUse, factory ); } } else { if ( leading && trailing ) { return resolveBothTrimFunction().render( argumentType, argsToUse, factory ); } else if ( leading ) { return resolveLeadingTrimFunction().render( argumentType, argsToUse, factory ); } else { return resolveTrailingTrimFunction().render( argumentType, argsToUse, factory ); } } } }
Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim both leading and trailing spaces.

In this form, the imput arguments is missing the FROM keyword.
Returns:The sql function
/** * Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim both leading and trailing spaces. * <p/> * In this form, the imput arguments is missing the <tt>FROM</tt> keyword. * * @return The sql function */
protected abstract SQLFunction resolveBothSpaceTrimFunction();
Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim both leading and trailing spaces.

The same as {#link resolveBothSpaceTrimFunction} except that here theFROM is included and will need to be accounted for during SQLFunction.render processing.
Returns:The sql function
/** * Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim both leading and trailing spaces. * <p/> * The same as {#link resolveBothSpaceTrimFunction} except that here the<tt>FROM</tt> is included and * will need to be accounted for during {@link SQLFunction#render} processing. * * @return The sql function */
protected abstract SQLFunction resolveBothSpaceTrimFromFunction();
Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim leading spaces.
Returns:The sql function
/** * Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim leading spaces. * * @return The sql function */
protected abstract SQLFunction resolveLeadingSpaceTrimFunction();
Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim trailing spaces.
Returns:The sql function
/** * Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim trailing spaces. * * @return The sql function */
protected abstract SQLFunction resolveTrailingSpaceTrimFunction();
Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim the specified character from both the beginning (leading) and end (trailing) of the trim source.
Returns:The sql function
/** * Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim the specified character from both the * beginning (leading) and end (trailing) of the trim source. * * @return The sql function */
protected abstract SQLFunction resolveBothTrimFunction();
Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim the specified character from the beginning (leading) of the trim source.
Returns:The sql function
/** * Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim the specified character from the * beginning (leading) of the trim source. * * @return The sql function */
protected abstract SQLFunction resolveLeadingTrimFunction();
Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim the specified character from the end (trailing) of the trim source.
Returns:The sql function
/** * Resolve the function definition which should be used to trim the specified character from the * end (trailing) of the trim source. * * @return The sql function */
protected abstract SQLFunction resolveTrailingTrimFunction(); }