org.apache.wicket.util.io

Class FullyBufferedReader

java.lang.Object

org.apache.wicket.util.io.FullyBufferedReader

public final class FullyBufferedReader
extends Object

This is not a reader like e.g. FileReader. It rather reads the whole data until the end from a source reader into memory and besides that it maintains the current position (like a reader) it provides String like methods which conveniently let you navigate (usually forward) in the stream.

Because the source data are expected to be text, the line and column numbers are maintained as well for location precise error messages. But it does NOT automatically update the line and column numbers. You must call countLinesTo(int)

Author:

Juergen Donnerstag

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
FullyBufferedReader(Reader reader) Read all the data from the resource into memory.
FullyBufferedReader(String input) Construct.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
char	charAt(int pos) Get the character at the position provided
void	countLinesTo(int end) Counts lines starting where we last left off up to the index provided.
int	find(char ch) Find a char starting at the current input position
int	find(char ch, int startPos) Find a char starting at the position provided
int	find(String str) Find the string starting at the current input position
int	find(String str, int startPos) Find the string starting at the position provided
int	findOutOfQuotes(char ch, int startPos) Find a char starting at the position provided.
int	findOutOfQuotes(char ch, int startPos, char quotationChar) Find a char starting at the position provided.
int	getColumnNumber() Get the column number.
int	getLineNumber() Get the line number.
int	getPosition() Gets the current input position
CharSequence	getSubstring(int toPos) Get the characters from the position marker to toPos.
CharSequence	getSubstring(int fromPos, int toPos) Get the characters from in between both positions including the char at fromPos, excluding the char at toPos
void	setPosition(int pos) Position the reader at the index provided.
void	setPositionMarker(int pos) Remember the current position in markup
int	size() Get the number of character read from the source resource.
String	toString()

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

FullyBufferedReader

public FullyBufferedReader(Reader reader)
                    throws IOException

Read all the data from the resource into memory.

Parameters:

reader - The source reader to load the data from

Throws:

IOException

FullyBufferedReader

public FullyBufferedReader(String input)

Construct.

Parameters:

input - The source string

Method Detail

getSubstring

public final CharSequence getSubstring(int toPos)

Get the characters from the position marker to toPos.

If toPos < 0, than get all data from the position marker until the end. If toPos less than the current position marker than return an empty string ""

Parameters:

toPos - Index of first character not included

Returns:

Raw markup (a string) in between these two positions.

getSubstring

public final CharSequence getSubstring(int fromPos,
                        int toPos)

Get the characters from in between both positions including the char at fromPos, excluding the char at toPos

Parameters:

fromPos - first index

toPos - second index

Returns:

the string (raw markup) in between both positions

getPosition

public final int getPosition()

Gets the current input position

Returns:

input position

setPositionMarker

public final void setPositionMarker(int pos)

Remember the current position in markup

Parameters:

pos -

toString

public String toString()

Overrides:

toString in class Object

Returns:

The markup to be parsed

countLinesTo

public final void countLinesTo(int end)

Counts lines starting where we last left off up to the index provided.

Parameters:

end - End index

find

public final int find(char ch)

Find a char starting at the current input position

Parameters:

ch - The char to search for

Returns:

-1 if not found

find

public final int find(char ch,
       int startPos)

Find a char starting at the position provided

Parameters:

ch - The char to search for

startPos - The index to start at

Returns:

-1 if not found

find

public final int find(String str)

Find the string starting at the current input position

Parameters:

str - The string to search for

Returns:

-1 if not found

find

public final int find(String str,
       int startPos)

Find the string starting at the position provided

Parameters:

str - The string to search for

startPos - The index to start at

Returns:

-1 if not found

findOutOfQuotes

public int findOutOfQuotes(char ch,
                  int startPos)
                    throws ParseException

Find a char starting at the position provided. The char must not be inside a quoted string (single or double)

Parameters:

ch - The char to search for

startPos - The index to start at

Returns:

-1 if not found

Throws:

ParseException

findOutOfQuotes

public int findOutOfQuotes(char ch,
                  int startPos,
                  char quotationChar)
                    throws ParseException

Find a char starting at the position provided. The char must not be inside a quoted string (single or double)

Parameters:

ch - The char to search for

startPos - The index to start at

quotationChar - The current quotation char. Must be ' or ", otherwise will be ignored.

Returns:

-1 if not found

Throws:

ParseException

setPosition

public final void setPosition(int pos)

Position the reader at the index provided. Could be anywhere within the data

Parameters:

pos - The new current position

getColumnNumber

public final int getColumnNumber()

Get the column number. Note: The column number depends on you calling countLinesTo(pos). It is not necessarily the column number matching the current position in the stream.

Returns:

column number

getLineNumber

public final int getLineNumber()

Get the line number. Note: The line number depends on you calling countLinesTo(pos). It is not necessarily the line number matching the current position in the stream.

Returns:

line number

size

public final int size()

Get the number of character read from the source resource. The whole content, not just until the current position.

Returns:

Size of the data

charAt

public final char charAt(int pos)

Get the character at the position provided

Parameters:

pos - The position

Returns:

char at position