Java Code Examples for com.android.resources.FolderTypeRelationship#getRelatedResourceTypes()

private ResourceFile createResourceFile(IAbstractFile file) {
    // check if that's a single or multi resource type folder. For now we define this by
    // the number of possible resource type output by files in the folder.
    // We have a special case for layout/menu folders which can also generate IDs.
    // This does
    // not make the difference between several resource types from a single file or
    // the ability to have 2 files in the same folder generating 2 different types of
    // resource. The former is handled by MultiResourceFile properly while we don't
    // handle the latter. If we were to add this behavior we'd have to change this call.
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(mType);

    ResourceFile resFile = null;
    if (types.size() == 1) {
        resFile = new SingleResourceFile(file, this);
    } else if (types.contains(ResourceType.LAYOUT)) {
        resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, ResourceType.LAYOUT);
    } else if (types.contains(ResourceType.MENU)) {
        resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, ResourceType.MENU);
    } else {
        resFile = new MultiResourceFile(file, this);
    }
    return resFile;
}
 

/**
 * Returns the {@link ResourceFile} matching the given name,
 * {@link ResourceFolderType} and configuration.
 * <p/>
 * This only works with files generating one resource named after the file
 * (for instance, layouts, bitmap based drawable, xml, anims).
 *
 * @param name the resource name or file name
 * @param type the folder type search for
 * @param config the folder configuration to match for
 * @return the matching file or <code>null</code> if no match was found.
 */
@Nullable
public ResourceFile getMatchingFile(
        @NonNull String name,
        @NonNull ResourceFolderType type,
        @NonNull FolderConfiguration config) {
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(type);
    for (ResourceType t : types) {
        if (t == ResourceType.ID) {
            continue;
        }
        ResourceFile match = getMatchingFile(name, t, config);
        if (match != null) {
            return match;
        }
    }

    return null;
}
 

public SingleResourceFile(IAbstractFile file, ResourceFolder folder) {
    super(file, folder);

    // we need to infer the type of the resource from the folder type.
    // This is easy since this is a single Resource file.
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(folder.getType());
    mType = types.get(0);

    // compute the resource name
    mResourceName = getResourceName(mType);

    // test if there's a density qualifier associated with the resource
    DensityQualifier qualifier = folder.getConfiguration().getDensityQualifier();

    if (qualifier == null) {
        mValue = new ResourceValue(mType, getResourceName(mType),
                file.getOsLocation(), isFramework());
    } else {
        mValue = new DensityBasedResourceValue(
                mType,
                getResourceName(mType),
                file.getOsLocation(),
                qualifier.getValue(),
                isFramework());
    }
}
 

/**
 * Returns the {@link ResourceFile} matching the given name,
 * {@link ResourceFolderType} and configuration.
 * <p>
 * This only works with files generating one resource named after the file
 * (for instance, layouts, bitmap based drawable, xml, anims).
 *
 * @param name the resource name or file name
 * @param type the folder type search for
 * @param config the folder configuration to match for
 * @return the matching file or <code>null</code> if no match was found.
 */
@Nullable
public ResourceFile getMatchingFile(
        @NonNull String name,
        @NonNull ResourceFolderType type,
        @NonNull FolderConfiguration config) {
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(type);
    for (ResourceType t : types) {
        if (t == ResourceType.ID) {
            continue;
        }
        ResourceFile match = getMatchingFile(name, t, config);
        if (match != null) {
            return match;
        }
    }

    return null;
}
 

private ResourceFile createResourceFile(IAbstractFile file) {
    // check if that's a single or multi resource type folder. For now we define this by
    // the number of possible resource type output by files in the folder.
    // We have a special case for layout/menu folders which can also generate IDs.
    // This does
    // not make the difference between several resource types from a single file or
    // the ability to have 2 files in the same folder generating 2 different types of
    // resource. The former is handled by MultiResourceFile properly while we don't
    // handle the latter. If we were to add this behavior we'd have to change this call.
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(mType);

    ResourceFile resFile = null;
    if (types.size() == 1) {
        resFile = new SingleResourceFile(file, this);
    } else if (types.contains(ResourceType.LAYOUT)) {
        resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, ResourceType.LAYOUT);
    } else if (types.contains(ResourceType.MENU)) {
        resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, ResourceType.MENU);
    } else {
        resFile = new MultiResourceFile(file, this);
    }
    return resFile;
}
 

private ResourceFile createResourceFile(IAbstractFile file) {
    // check if that's a single or multi resource type folder. We have a special case
    // for ID generating resource types (layout/menu, and XML drawables, etc.).
    // MultiResourceFile handles the case when several resource types come from a single file
    // (values files).

    ResourceFile resFile;
    if (mType != ResourceFolderType.VALUES) {
        if (FolderTypeRelationship.isIdGeneratingFolderType(mType) &&
            SdkUtils.endsWithIgnoreCase(file.getName(), SdkConstants.DOT_XML)) {
            List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(mType);
            ResourceType primaryType = types.get(0);
            resFile = new IdGeneratingResourceFile(file, this, primaryType);
        } else {
            resFile = new SingleResourceFile(file, this);
        }
    } else {
        resFile = new MultiResourceFile(file, this, namespace);
    }
    return resFile;
}
 

/**
 * Returns the {@link ResourceFile} matching the given name,
 * {@link ResourceFolderType} and configuration.
 * <p/>
 * This only works with files generating one resource named after the file
 * (for instance, layouts, bitmap based drawable, xml, anims).
 *
 * @param name the resource name or file name
 * @param type the folder type search for
 * @param config the folder configuration to match for
 * @return the matching file or <code>null</code> if no match was found.
 */
@Nullable
public ResourceFile getMatchingFile(
        @NonNull String name,
        @NonNull ResourceFolderType type,
        @NonNull FolderConfiguration config) {
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(type);
    for (ResourceType t : types) {
        if (t == ResourceType.ID) {
            continue;
        }
        ResourceFile match = getMatchingFile(name, t, config);
        if (match != null) {
            return match;
        }
    }

    return null;
}
 

public SingleResourceFile(IAbstractFile file, ResourceFolder folder) {
    super(file, folder);

    // we need to infer the type of the resource from the folder type.
    // This is easy since this is a single Resource file.
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(folder.getType());
    mType = types.get(0);

    // compute the resource name
    mResourceName = getResourceName(mType);

    // test if there's a density qualifier associated with the resource
    DensityQualifier qualifier = folder.getConfiguration().getDensityQualifier();

    if (qualifier == null) {
        mValue = new ResourceValue(mType, getResourceName(mType),
                file.getOsLocation(), isFramework());
    } else {
        mValue = new DensityBasedResourceValue(
                mType,
                getResourceName(mType),
                file.getOsLocation(),
                qualifier.getValue(),
                isFramework());
    }
}
 

@NonNull
public List<ResourceType> getAvailableResourceTypes() {
    ensureInitialized();

    List<ResourceType> list = new ArrayList<ResourceType>();

    // For each key, we check if there's a single ResourceType match.
    // If not, we look for the actual content to give us the resource type.

    for (ResourceFolderType folderType : mFolderMap.keySet()) {
        List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(folderType);
        if (types.size() == 1) {
            // before we add it we check if it's not already present, since a ResourceType
            // could be created from multiple folders, even for the folders that only create
            // one type of resource (drawable for instance, can be created from drawable/ and
            // values/)
            if (list.contains(types.get(0)) == false) {
                list.add(types.get(0));
            }
        } else {
            // there isn't a single resource type out of this folder, so we look for all
            // content.
            List<ResourceFolder> folders = mFolderMap.get(folderType);
            if (folders != null) {
                for (ResourceFolder folder : folders) {
                    Collection<ResourceType> folderContent = folder.getResourceTypes();

                    // then we add them, but only if they aren't already in the list.
                    for (ResourceType folderResType : folderContent) {
                        if (list.contains(folderResType) == false) {
                            list.add(folderResType);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    return list;
}
 

public SingleResourceFile(IAbstractFile file, ResourceFolder folder) {
    super(file, folder);

    // we need to infer the type of the resource from the folder type.
    // This is easy since this is a single Resource file.
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(folder.getType());
    mType = types.get(0);

    // compute the resource name
    mResourceName = getResourceName(mType);

    // test if there's a density qualifier associated with the resource
    DensityQualifier qualifier = folder.getConfiguration().getDensityQualifier();

    if (!ResourceQualifier.isValid(qualifier)) {
        mValue =
                new ResourceValueImpl(
                        new ResourceReference(mType, getResourceName(mType), isFramework()),
                        file.getOsLocation());
    } else {
        mValue =
                new DensityBasedResourceValueImpl(
                        new ResourceReference(mType, getResourceName(mType), isFramework()),
                        file.getOsLocation(),
                        qualifier.getValue());
    }
}
 

@NonNull
public List<ResourceType> getAvailableResourceTypes() {
    ensureInitialized();

    List<ResourceType> list = new ArrayList<ResourceType>();

    // For each key, we check if there's a single ResourceType match.
    // If not, we look for the actual content to give us the resource type.

    for (ResourceFolderType folderType : mFolderMap.keySet()) {
        List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(folderType);
        if (types.size() == 1) {
            // before we add it we check if it's not already present, since a ResourceType
            // could be created from multiple folders, even for the folders that only create
            // one type of resource (drawable for instance, can be created from drawable/ and
            // values/)
            if (!list.contains(types.get(0))) {
                list.add(types.get(0));
            }
        } else {
            // there isn't a single resource type out of this folder, so we look for all
            // content.
            List<ResourceFolder> folders = mFolderMap.get(folderType);
            if (folders != null) {
                for (ResourceFolder folder : folders) {
                    Collection<ResourceType> folderContent = folder.getResourceTypes();

                    // then we add them, but only if they aren't already in the list.
                    for (ResourceType folderResType : folderContent) {
                        if (!list.contains(folderResType)) {
                            list.add(folderResType);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    return list;
}
 

@NonNull
public List<ResourceType> getAvailableResourceTypes() {
    ensureInitialized();

    List<ResourceType> list = new ArrayList<ResourceType>();

    // For each key, we check if there's a single ResourceType match.
    // If not, we look for the actual content to give us the resource type.

    for (ResourceFolderType folderType : mFolderMap.keySet()) {
        List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(folderType);
        if (types.size() == 1) {
            // before we add it we check if it's not already present, since a ResourceType
            // could be created from multiple folders, even for the folders that only create
            // one type of resource (drawable for instance, can be created from drawable/ and
            // values/)
            if (list.contains(types.get(0)) == false) {
                list.add(types.get(0));
            }
        } else {
            // there isn't a single resource type out of this folder, so we look for all
            // content.
            List<ResourceFolder> folders = mFolderMap.get(folderType);
            if (folders != null) {
                for (ResourceFolder folder : folders) {
                    Collection<ResourceType> folderContent = folder.getResourceTypes();

                    // then we add them, but only if they aren't already in the list.
                    for (ResourceType folderResType : folderContent) {
                        if (list.contains(folderResType) == false) {
                            list.add(folderResType);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    return list;
}
 

@Override
public void beforeCheckFile(@NonNull Context context) {
    File file = context.file;
    boolean isXmlFile = LintUtils.isXmlFile(file);
    if (!isXmlFile && !LintUtils.isBitmapFile(file)) {
        return;
    }
    String parentName = file.getParentFile().getName();
    int dash = parentName.indexOf('-');
    if (dash != -1 || FD_RES_VALUES.equals(parentName)) {
        return;
    }
    ResourceFolderType folderType = ResourceFolderType.getFolderType(parentName);
    if (folderType == null) {
        return;
    }
    List<ResourceType> types = FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(folderType);
    if (types.isEmpty()) {
        return;
    }
    ResourceType type = types.get(0);
    String resourceName = getResourceFieldName(getBaseName(file.getName()));
    if (isPrivate(context, type, resourceName)) {
        String message = createOverrideErrorMessage(context, type, resourceName);
        Location location = Location.create(file);
        context.report(ISSUE, location, message);
    }
}
 

@Nullable
private Resource getResourceByJarPath(String path) {
    // Jars use forward slash paths, not File.separator
    if (path.startsWith("res/")) {
        int folderStart = 4; // "res/".length
        int folderEnd = path.indexOf('/', folderStart);
        if (folderEnd != -1) {
            String folderName = path.substring(folderStart, folderEnd);
            ResourceFolderType folderType = ResourceFolderType.getFolderType(folderName);
            if (folderType != null) {
                int nameStart = folderEnd + 1;
                int nameEnd = path.indexOf('.', nameStart);
                if (nameEnd != -1) {
                    String name = path.substring(nameStart, nameEnd);
                    List<ResourceType> types =
                            FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(folderType);
                    for (ResourceType type : types) {
                        if (type != ResourceType.ID) {
                            Resource resource = getResource(type, name);
                            if (resource != null) {
                                return resource;
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

    return null;
}
 

@Override
public Collection<ResourceType> getResourceTypes() {
    return FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(getFolder().getType());
}
 

@Override
public Collection<ResourceType> getResourceTypes() {
    return FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(getFolder().getType());
}
 

@Override
public Collection<ResourceType> getResourceTypes() {
    return FolderTypeRelationship.getRelatedResourceTypes(getFolder().getType());
}