class PathExtractUtility

PathExtractUtility is utility single-ton class for obtaining necessary data for given a path of elements.

Public Methods

static PathExtractUtility* getInstance()

It gives the instance for the class PathExtractUtility

elementList* getElementList(string path)

It gives the elementList for a given path.

string getElement(string path)

It gives the Id of the last element in elementPath.

string getIndices(string path)

It gives the indices of the last element in elementPath.

bool checkForRangeValue(string originalPath, string requestPath)

Checks for Range of Values

Documentation

PathExtractUtility is utility single-ton class for obtaining necessary data for given a path of elements. This class is useful for parsing element path. e.g for a given path /a/b[1]/c/d, it will give the individual element like a, b, c,d. It will also set the necessary properties for each individual element. like element b is dimensional and its indices is "1". This information is stored in link list Object elementList.

static PathExtractUtility* getInstance()

It gives the instance for the class PathExtractUtility

Returns:

PathExtractUtility Object

elementList* getElementList(string path)

It gives the elementList for a given path. It also set properties like isDimensional,indices for each Element in Path.

Parameters:

path - as a string

Returns:

Struct SocketElementList;

string getElement(string path)

It gives the Id of the last element in elementPath. e.g for a given path /a/b/c, it returns "c" as string

Parameters:

path - as a string

Returns:

String Value of element

string getIndices(string path)

It gives the indices of the last element in elementPath. e.g for a given path /a/b[1]/c[2], it returns "2" as string

Parameters:

path - as a string

Returns:

String Value of indices

bool checkForRangeValue(string originalPath, string requestPath)

Checks for Range of Values

Parameters:

String - Value of originalPath
String - Value of requestPath

Returns:

true if requestPath is being found in originalPath else false

This class has no child classes.

Author:

Parikshit Thakur & Team, Trace R&D Center

Version:

Revision: 1.0

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