Class that can be used to specify nested or wild carded property keys. E.g. for the use in context of the property persistence service or the property relation service.
Following assumptions are made /preconditions are defined:
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#include <mitkPropertyKeyPath.h>
Classes | |
| struct | NodeInfo |
Public Types | |
| using | ItemSelectionIndex = std::size_t |
| using | ElementNameType = std::string |
| using | NodeInfoVectorType = std::vector< NodeInfo > |
| using | PathIndexType = NodeInfoVectorType::size_type |
Static Protected Member Functions | |
| static bool | PropertyKeyPathsMatch (const PropertyKeyPath &left, const PropertyKeyPath &right) |
Protected Attributes | |
| NodeInfoVectorType | m_NodeInfos |
Detailed Description
Class that can be used to specify nested or wild carded property keys. E.g. for the use in context of the property persistence service or the property relation service.
Following assumptions are made /preconditions are defined:
- A property key is partitioned by "." into nodes (c.f. visualization of property keys in the PropertyView).
- A node can either be an element or a selection.
- An element has a name (alphanumric, - and space; "A-Za-z0-9- ") or is wildcarded ("*")
- A selection is either an index (e.g. "[1]") or a wildcard ("[*]").
Selections are used to indicate that the preceding element has multiple occurrences and which occurence is meant. Example property keys would be:
- prop : A simple property key
- prop.subprop1 : A property key consisting of two nodes
- prop.* : Any property key that starts with a node "prop"
- prop.sub.[2] : A property key that starts with a node "prop" and a has a second node that is selection and has the index 2.
- prop.sub.[*] : Any property key that starts with a node "prop" and a has a second node that is selection (with any index).
To build a path one may use the Add* method to build up the PropertyKeyPath element by element.
"first.*.third.[3]" would be equivalent to propKeyPath.AddElement("first"); propKeyPath.AddAnyElement(); propKeyPath.AddSelection("third",3);
or the inline version propKeyPath.AddElement("first").AddAnyElement().AddSelection("third",3);
Definition at line 51 of file mitkPropertyKeyPath.h.
Member Typedef Documentation
◆ ElementNameType
| using mitk::PropertyKeyPath::ElementNameType = std::string |
Definition at line 55 of file mitkPropertyKeyPath.h.
◆ ItemSelectionIndex
| using mitk::PropertyKeyPath::ItemSelectionIndex = std::size_t |
Definition at line 54 of file mitkPropertyKeyPath.h.
◆ NodeInfoVectorType
| using mitk::PropertyKeyPath::NodeInfoVectorType = std::vector<NodeInfo> |
Definition at line 79 of file mitkPropertyKeyPath.h.
◆ PathIndexType
| using mitk::PropertyKeyPath::PathIndexType = NodeInfoVectorType::size_type |
Definition at line 80 of file mitkPropertyKeyPath.h.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ PropertyKeyPath() [1/3]
| mitk::PropertyKeyPath::PropertyKeyPath | ( | ) |
◆ PropertyKeyPath() [2/3]
| mitk::PropertyKeyPath::PropertyKeyPath | ( | const PropertyKeyPath & | path | ) |
◆ PropertyKeyPath() [3/3]
| mitk::PropertyKeyPath::PropertyKeyPath | ( | const std::initializer_list< ElementNameType > & | list | ) |
overload constructor that supports simple key paths consisting only of elements.
◆ ~PropertyKeyPath()
| mitk::PropertyKeyPath::~PropertyKeyPath | ( | ) |
Member Function Documentation
◆ AddAnyElement()
| PropertyKeyPath& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::AddAnyElement | ( | ) |
Appends an "any element" to the path instance.
◆ AddAnySelection()
| PropertyKeyPath& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::AddAnySelection | ( | const ElementNameType & | name | ) |
Appends an element with the passed name and any selection to the path instance.
◆ AddElement()
| PropertyKeyPath& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::AddElement | ( | const ElementNameType & | name | ) |
Appends an element with the passed name to the path instance.
◆ AddNode()
| PathIndexType mitk::PropertyKeyPath::AddNode | ( | const NodeInfo & | newNode | ) |
Adds a new node to the end of the path.
- Parameters
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[in] newNode Reference to the node that should be added.
- Returns
- Returns the index of the newly added node.
◆ AddSelection()
| PropertyKeyPath& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::AddSelection | ( | const ElementNameType & | name, |
| ItemSelectionIndex | index | ||
| ) |
Appends an element with the passed name and selection index to the path instance.
◆ Equals()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::Equals | ( | const PropertyKeyPath & | path | ) | const |
Checks if two PropertyKeyPaths specify the same node. Hence all wildcards will be processed.
E.G.: "item1.child1.grandChild2" == "item1.*.grandChild2" is true.
- Remarks
- If you want to check if two paths are "truly" equal and not only equal in terms of pointing to the same node, use the member function operator ==().
◆ GetFirstNode() [1/2]
| NodeInfo& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::GetFirstNode | ( | ) |
Function returns the node info of the first path node within the PropertyKeyPath.
- Precondition
- PropertyKeyPath must not be empty.
- Returns
- Info of the first path node. If the path is empty, an InvalidPathNode exception will be thrown.
◆ GetFirstNode() [2/2]
| const NodeInfo& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::GetFirstNode | ( | ) | const |
Function returns the node info of the first path node within the PropertyKeyPath.
- Precondition
- PropertyKeyPath must not be empty.
- Returns
- Info of the first path node. If the path is empty, an InvalidPathNode exception will be thrown.
◆ GetLastNode() [1/2]
| NodeInfo& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::GetLastNode | ( | ) |
Function returns the node info of the last path node within the PropertyKeyPath.
- Precondition
- PropertyKeyPath must not be empty.
- Returns
- Info of the first path node. If the path is empty, an InvalidPathNode exception will be thrown.
◆ GetLastNode() [2/2]
| const NodeInfo& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::GetLastNode | ( | ) | const |
Function returns the node info of the last path node within the PropertyKeyPath.
- Precondition
- PropertyKeyPath must not be empty.
- Returns
- Info of the first path node. If the path is empty, an InvalidPathNode exception will be thrown.
◆ GetNode() [1/2]
| NodeInfo& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::GetNode | ( | const PathIndexType & | index | ) |
Function returns the node info of a path node specified by the index within the PropertyKeyPath.
- Precondition
- Passed index must not be out of bounds.
- Parameters
-
[in] index Index of the node whose info should be retrieved.
- Returns
- Info of the specified path node. If the index is out of bound an InvalidPathNode exception will be thrown.
◆ GetNode() [2/2]
| const NodeInfo& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::GetNode | ( | const PathIndexType & | index | ) | const |
Function returns the node info of a path node specified by the index within the PropertyKeyPath.
- Precondition
- Passed index must not be out of bounds.
- Parameters
-
[in] index Index of the node whose info should be retrieved.
- Returns
- Info of the specified path node. If the index is out of bound an InvalidPathNode exception will be thrown.
◆ GetNodes()
| const NodeInfoVectorType& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::GetNodes | ( | ) | const |
◆ GetSize()
| PathIndexType mitk::PropertyKeyPath::GetSize | ( | ) | const |
Number of path nodes the PropertyKeyPath contains.
◆ HasItemSelectionWildcardsOnly()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::HasItemSelectionWildcardsOnly | ( | ) | const |
Returns if the path has any nodes with item selection wild cards ([*]).
◆ IsEmpty()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::IsEmpty | ( | ) | const |
Returns if the PropertyKeyPath is empty.
◆ IsExplicit()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::IsExplicit | ( | ) | const |
Returns if the path is explicit (has no wildcards).
◆ operator<()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::operator< | ( | const PropertyKeyPath & | right | ) | const |
Operation equals like comparing the ToStr() results with operator <.
◆ operator<=()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::operator<= | ( | const PropertyKeyPath & | right | ) | const |
Operation equals like comparing the ToStr() results with operator <=.
◆ operator=()
| PropertyKeyPath& mitk::PropertyKeyPath::operator= | ( | const PropertyKeyPath & | path | ) |
◆ operator==()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::operator== | ( | const PropertyKeyPath & | path | ) | const |
Compares two PropertyKeyPaths for real equality. So it is a string comparison of their string conversion.
◆ operator>()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::operator> | ( | const PropertyKeyPath & | right | ) | const |
Operation equals like comparing the ToStr() results with operator >.
◆ operator>=()
| bool mitk::PropertyKeyPath::operator>= | ( | const PropertyKeyPath & | right | ) | const |
Operation equals like comparing the ToStr() results with operator >=.
◆ PropertyKeyPathsMatch()
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staticprotected |
◆ Reset()
| void mitk::PropertyKeyPath::Reset | ( | ) |
Member Data Documentation
◆ m_NodeInfos
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protected |
Definition at line 179 of file mitkPropertyKeyPath.h.
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