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view src/org/tmatesoft/hg/repo/StatusCollector.java @ 77:c677e1593919
Moved RevlogStream implementation into .internal
author | Artem Tikhomirov <tikhomirov.artem@gmail.com> |
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date | Mon, 24 Jan 2011 05:33:47 +0100 |
parents | 6f1b88693d48 |
children | 61eedab3eb3e |
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/* * Copyright (c) 2011 TMate Software Ltd * * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the License. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * For information on how to redistribute this software under * the terms of a license other than GNU General Public License * contact TMate Software at support@svnkit.com */ package org.tmatesoft.hg.repo; import static org.tmatesoft.hg.repo.HgRepository.BAD_REVISION; import static org.tmatesoft.hg.repo.HgRepository.TIP; import java.util.Collection; import java.util.Collections; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.LinkedHashMap; import java.util.LinkedList; import java.util.List; import java.util.Map; import java.util.TreeSet; import org.tmatesoft.hg.core.Nodeid; /** * RevisionWalker? * * @author Artem Tikhomirov * @author TMate Software Ltd. */ public class StatusCollector { private final HgRepository repo; private final Map<Integer, ManifestRevisionInspector> cache; // sparse array, in fact public StatusCollector(HgRepository hgRepo) { this.repo = hgRepo; cache = new HashMap<Integer, ManifestRevisionInspector>(); ManifestRevisionInspector emptyFakeState = new ManifestRevisionInspector(-1, -1); emptyFakeState.begin(-1, null); emptyFakeState.end(-1); // FIXME HgRepo.TIP == -1 as well, need to distinguish fake "prior to first" revision from "the very last" cache.put(-1, emptyFakeState); } public HgRepository getRepo() { return repo; } private ManifestRevisionInspector get(int rev) { ManifestRevisionInspector i = cache.get(rev); if (i == null) { i = new ManifestRevisionInspector(rev, rev); cache.put(rev, i); repo.getManifest().walk(rev, rev, i); } return i; } /*package-local*/ ManifestRevisionInspector raw(int rev) { return get(rev); } // hg status --change <rev> public void change(int rev, Inspector inspector) { int[] parents = new int[2]; repo.getChangelog().parents(rev, parents, null, null); walk(parents[0], rev, inspector); } // I assume revision numbers are the same for changelog and manifest - here // user would like to pass changelog revision numbers, and I use them directly to walk manifest. // if this assumption is wrong, fix this (lookup manifest revisions from changeset). public void walk(int rev1, int rev2, Inspector inspector) { if (rev1 == rev2) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } if (inspector == null) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } if (inspector instanceof Record) { ((Record) inspector).init(rev1, rev2, this); } if (rev1 == TIP) { rev1 = repo.getManifest().getRevisionCount() - 1; } if (rev2 == TIP) { rev2 = repo.getManifest().getRevisionCount() - 1; // XXX add Revlog.tip() func ? } // in fact, rev1 and rev2 are often next (or close) to each other, // thus, we can optimize Manifest reads here (manifest.walk(rev1, rev2)) ManifestRevisionInspector r1, r2; if (!cache.containsKey(rev1) && !cache.containsKey(rev2) && Math.abs(rev1 - rev2) < 5 /*subjective equivalent of 'close enough'*/) { int minRev = rev1 < rev2 ? rev1 : rev2; int maxRev = minRev == rev1 ? rev2 : rev1; r1 = r2 = new ManifestRevisionInspector(minRev, maxRev); for (int i = minRev; i <= maxRev; i++) { cache.put(i, r1); } repo.getManifest().walk(minRev, maxRev, r1); } else { r1 = get(rev1); r2 = get(rev2); } TreeSet<String> r1Files = new TreeSet<String>(r1.files(rev1)); for (String fname : r2.files(rev2)) { if (r1Files.remove(fname)) { Nodeid nidR1 = r1.nodeid(rev1, fname); Nodeid nidR2 = r2.nodeid(rev2, fname); String flagsR1 = r1.flags(rev1, fname); String flagsR2 = r2.flags(rev2, fname); if (nidR1.equals(nidR2) && ((flagsR2 == null && flagsR1 == null) || flagsR2.equals(flagsR1))) { inspector.clean(fname); } else { inspector.modified(fname); } } else { inspector.added(fname); } } for (String left : r1Files) { inspector.removed(left); } // inspector.done() if useful e.g. in UI client } public Record status(int rev1, int rev2) { Record rv = new Record(); walk(rev1, rev2, rv); return rv; } public interface Inspector { void modified(String fname); void added(String fname); // XXX need to specify whether StatusCollector invokes added() along with copied or not! void copied(String fnameOrigin, String fnameAdded); // if copied files of no interest, should delegate to self.added(fnameAdded); void removed(String fname); void clean(String fname); void missing(String fname); // aka deleted (tracked by Hg, but not available in FS any more void unknown(String fname); // not tracked void ignored(String fname); } // XXX for r1..r2 status, only modified, added, removed (and perhaps, clean) make sense // XXX Need to specify whether copy targets are in added or not (@see Inspector#copied above) public static class Record implements Inspector { private List<String> modified, added, removed, clean, missing, unknown, ignored; private Map<String, String> copied; private int startRev, endRev; private StatusCollector statusHelper; // XXX StatusCollector may additionally initialize Record instance to speed lookup of changed file revisions // here I need access to ManifestRevisionInspector via #raw(). Perhaps, non-static class (to get // implicit reference to StatusCollector) may be better? // Since users may want to reuse Record instance we've once created (and initialized), we need to // ensure functionality is correct for each/any call (#walk checks instanceof Record and fixes it up) // Perhaps, distinct helper (sc.getRevisionHelper().nodeid(fname)) would be better, just not clear // how to supply [start..end] values there easily /*package-local*/void init(int startRevision, int endRevision, StatusCollector self) { startRev = startRevision; endRev = endRevision; statusHelper = self; } public Nodeid nodeidBeforeChange(String fname) { if (statusHelper == null || startRev == BAD_REVISION) { return null; } if ((modified == null || !modified.contains(fname)) && (removed == null || !removed.contains(fname))) { return null; } return statusHelper.raw(startRev).nodeid(startRev, fname); } public Nodeid nodeidAfterChange(String fname) { if (statusHelper == null || endRev == BAD_REVISION) { return null; } if ((modified == null || !modified.contains(fname)) && (added == null || !added.contains(fname))) { return null; } return statusHelper.raw(endRev).nodeid(endRev, fname); } public List<String> getModified() { return proper(modified); } public List<String> getAdded() { return proper(added); } public List<String> getRemoved() { return proper(removed); } public Map<String,String> getCopied() { if (copied == null) { return Collections.emptyMap(); } return Collections.unmodifiableMap(copied); } public List<String> getClean() { return proper(clean); } public List<String> getMissing() { return proper(missing); } public List<String> getUnknown() { return proper(unknown); } public List<String> getIgnored() { return proper(ignored); } private List<String> proper(List<String> l) { if (l == null) { return Collections.emptyList(); } return Collections.unmodifiableList(l); } // // public void modified(String fname) { modified = doAdd(modified, fname); } public void added(String fname) { added = doAdd(added, fname); } public void copied(String fnameOrigin, String fnameAdded) { if (copied == null) { copied = new LinkedHashMap<String, String>(); } added(fnameAdded); copied.put(fnameAdded, fnameOrigin); } public void removed(String fname) { removed = doAdd(removed, fname); } public void clean(String fname) { clean = doAdd(clean, fname); } public void missing(String fname) { missing = doAdd(missing, fname); } public void unknown(String fname) { unknown = doAdd(unknown, fname); } public void ignored(String fname) { ignored = doAdd(ignored, fname); } private static List<String> doAdd(List<String> l, String s) { if (l == null) { l = new LinkedList<String>(); } l.add(s); return l; } } // XXX in fact, indexed access brings more trouble than benefits, get rid of it? Distinct instance per revision is good enough public /*XXX private, actually. Made public unless repo.statusLocal finds better place*/ static final class ManifestRevisionInspector implements HgManifest.Inspector { private final HashMap<String, Nodeid>[] idsMap; private final HashMap<String, String>[] flagsMap; private final int baseRevision; private int r = -1; // cursor /** * [minRev, maxRev] * [-1,-1] also accepted (for fake empty instance) * @param minRev - inclusive * @param maxRev - inclusive */ @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") public ManifestRevisionInspector(int minRev, int maxRev) { baseRevision = minRev; int range = maxRev - minRev + 1; idsMap = new HashMap[range]; flagsMap = new HashMap[range]; } public Collection<String> files(int rev) { if (rev < baseRevision || rev >= baseRevision + idsMap.length) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } return idsMap[rev - baseRevision].keySet(); } public Nodeid nodeid(int rev, String fname) { if (rev < baseRevision || rev >= baseRevision + idsMap.length) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } return idsMap[rev - baseRevision].get(fname); } public String flags(int rev, String fname) { if (rev < baseRevision || rev >= baseRevision + idsMap.length) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } return flagsMap[rev - baseRevision].get(fname); } // public boolean next(Nodeid nid, String fname, String flags) { idsMap[r].put(fname, nid); flagsMap[r].put(fname, flags); return true; } public boolean end(int revision) { assert revision == r + baseRevision; r = -1; return revision+1 < baseRevision + idsMap.length; } public boolean begin(int revision, Nodeid nid) { if (revision < baseRevision || revision >= baseRevision + idsMap.length) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } r = revision - baseRevision; idsMap[r] = new HashMap<String, Nodeid>(); flagsMap[r] = new HashMap<String, String>(); return true; } } }