Java Code Examples for com.sun.tools.internal.xjc.reader.xmlschema.bindinfo.BIProperty#createAttributeProperty()

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Example 1
Source File: BindPurple.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Attribute use always becomes a property.
 */
public void attributeUse(XSAttributeUse use) {
    boolean hasFixedValue = use.getFixedValue()!=null;
    BIProperty pc = BIProperty.getCustomization(use);

    // map to a constant property ?
    boolean toConstant = pc.isConstantProperty() && hasFixedValue;
    TypeUse attType = bindAttDecl(use.getDecl());

    CPropertyInfo prop = pc.createAttributeProperty( use, attType );

    if(toConstant) {
        prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        prop.realization = builder.fieldRendererFactory.getConst(prop.realization);
    } else
    if(!attType.isCollection() && (prop.baseType == null ? true : !prop.baseType.isPrimitive())) {
        // don't support a collection default value. That's difficult to do.
        // primitive types default value is problematic too - we can't check whether it has been set or no ( ==null) isn't possible TODO: emit a waring in these cases

        if(use.getDefaultValue()!=null) {
            // this attribute use has a default value.
            // the item type is guaranteed to be a leaf type... or TODO: is it really so?
            // don't support default values if it's a list
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getDefaultValue());
        } else
        if(use.getFixedValue()!=null) {
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        }
    } else if(prop.baseType != null && prop.baseType.isPrimitive()) {
        ErrorReporter errorReporter = Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);

        errorReporter.warning(prop.getLocator(), Messages.WARN_DEFAULT_VALUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPE, prop.baseType.name());
    }

    getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
}
Example 2
Source File: BindPurple.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Attribute use always becomes a property.
 */
public void attributeUse(XSAttributeUse use) {
    boolean hasFixedValue = use.getFixedValue()!=null;
    BIProperty pc = BIProperty.getCustomization(use);

    // map to a constant property ?
    boolean toConstant = pc.isConstantProperty() && hasFixedValue;
    TypeUse attType = bindAttDecl(use.getDecl());

    CPropertyInfo prop = pc.createAttributeProperty( use, attType );

    if(toConstant) {
        prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        prop.realization = builder.fieldRendererFactory.getConst(prop.realization);
    } else
    if(!attType.isCollection() && (prop.baseType == null ? true : !prop.baseType.isPrimitive())) {
        // don't support a collection default value. That's difficult to do.
        // primitive types default value is problematic too - we can't check whether it has been set or no ( ==null) isn't possible TODO: emit a waring in these cases

        if(use.getDefaultValue()!=null) {
            // this attribute use has a default value.
            // the item type is guaranteed to be a leaf type... or TODO: is it really so?
            // don't support default values if it's a list
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getDefaultValue());
        } else
        if(use.getFixedValue()!=null) {
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        }
    } else if(prop.baseType != null && prop.baseType.isPrimitive()) {
        ErrorReporter errorReporter = Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);

        errorReporter.warning(prop.getLocator(), Messages.WARN_DEFAULT_VALUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPE, prop.baseType.name());
    }

    getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
}
Example 3
Source File: BindPurple.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Attribute use always becomes a property.
 */
public void attributeUse(XSAttributeUse use) {
    boolean hasFixedValue = use.getFixedValue()!=null;
    BIProperty pc = BIProperty.getCustomization(use);

    // map to a constant property ?
    boolean toConstant = pc.isConstantProperty() && hasFixedValue;
    TypeUse attType = bindAttDecl(use.getDecl());

    CPropertyInfo prop = pc.createAttributeProperty( use, attType );

    if(toConstant) {
        prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        prop.realization = builder.fieldRendererFactory.getConst(prop.realization);
    } else
    if(!attType.isCollection() && (prop.baseType == null ? true : !prop.baseType.isPrimitive())) {
        // don't support a collection default value. That's difficult to do.
        // primitive types default value is problematic too - we can't check whether it has been set or no ( ==null) isn't possible TODO: emit a waring in these cases

        if(use.getDefaultValue()!=null) {
            // this attribute use has a default value.
            // the item type is guaranteed to be a leaf type... or TODO: is it really so?
            // don't support default values if it's a list
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getDefaultValue());
        } else
        if(use.getFixedValue()!=null) {
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        }
    } else if(prop.baseType != null && prop.baseType.isPrimitive()) {
        ErrorReporter errorReporter = Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);

        errorReporter.warning(prop.getLocator(), Messages.WARN_DEFAULT_VALUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPE, prop.baseType.name());
    }

    getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
}
Example 4
Source File: BindPurple.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Attribute use always becomes a property.
 */
public void attributeUse(XSAttributeUse use) {
    boolean hasFixedValue = use.getFixedValue()!=null;
    BIProperty pc = BIProperty.getCustomization(use);

    // map to a constant property ?
    boolean toConstant = pc.isConstantProperty() && hasFixedValue;
    TypeUse attType = bindAttDecl(use.getDecl());

    CPropertyInfo prop = pc.createAttributeProperty( use, attType );

    if(toConstant) {
        prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        prop.realization = builder.fieldRendererFactory.getConst(prop.realization);
    } else
    if(!attType.isCollection() && (prop.baseType == null ? true : !prop.baseType.isPrimitive())) {
        // don't support a collection default value. That's difficult to do.
        // primitive types default value is problematic too - we can't check whether it has been set or no ( ==null) isn't possible TODO: emit a waring in these cases

        if(use.getDefaultValue()!=null) {
            // this attribute use has a default value.
            // the item type is guaranteed to be a leaf type... or TODO: is it really so?
            // don't support default values if it's a list
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getDefaultValue());
        } else
        if(use.getFixedValue()!=null) {
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        }
    } else if(prop.baseType != null && prop.baseType.isPrimitive()) {
        ErrorReporter errorReporter = Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);

        errorReporter.warning(prop.getLocator(), Messages.WARN_DEFAULT_VALUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPE, prop.baseType.name());
    }

    getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
}
Example 5
Source File: BindPurple.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Attribute use always becomes a property.
 */
public void attributeUse(XSAttributeUse use) {
    boolean hasFixedValue = use.getFixedValue()!=null;
    BIProperty pc = BIProperty.getCustomization(use);

    // map to a constant property ?
    boolean toConstant = pc.isConstantProperty() && hasFixedValue;
    TypeUse attType = bindAttDecl(use.getDecl());

    CPropertyInfo prop = pc.createAttributeProperty( use, attType );

    if(toConstant) {
        prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        prop.realization = builder.fieldRendererFactory.getConst(prop.realization);
    } else
    if(!attType.isCollection() && (prop.baseType == null ? true : !prop.baseType.isPrimitive())) {
        // don't support a collection default value. That's difficult to do.
        // primitive types default value is problematic too - we can't check whether it has been set or no ( ==null) isn't possible TODO: emit a waring in these cases

        if(use.getDefaultValue()!=null) {
            // this attribute use has a default value.
            // the item type is guaranteed to be a leaf type... or TODO: is it really so?
            // don't support default values if it's a list
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getDefaultValue());
        } else
        if(use.getFixedValue()!=null) {
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        }
    } else if(prop.baseType != null && prop.baseType.isPrimitive()) {
        ErrorReporter errorReporter = Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);

        errorReporter.warning(prop.getLocator(), Messages.WARN_DEFAULT_VALUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPE, prop.baseType.name());
    }

    getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
}
Example 6
Source File: BindPurple.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Attribute use always becomes a property.
 */
public void attributeUse(XSAttributeUse use) {
    boolean hasFixedValue = use.getFixedValue()!=null;
    BIProperty pc = BIProperty.getCustomization(use);

    // map to a constant property ?
    boolean toConstant = pc.isConstantProperty() && hasFixedValue;
    TypeUse attType = bindAttDecl(use.getDecl());

    CPropertyInfo prop = pc.createAttributeProperty( use, attType );

    if(toConstant) {
        prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        prop.realization = builder.fieldRendererFactory.getConst(prop.realization);
    } else
    if(!attType.isCollection() && (prop.baseType == null ? true : !prop.baseType.isPrimitive())) {
        // don't support a collection default value. That's difficult to do.
        // primitive types default value is problematic too - we can't check whether it has been set or no ( ==null) isn't possible TODO: emit a waring in these cases

        if(use.getDefaultValue()!=null) {
            // this attribute use has a default value.
            // the item type is guaranteed to be a leaf type... or TODO: is it really so?
            // don't support default values if it's a list
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getDefaultValue());
        } else
        if(use.getFixedValue()!=null) {
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        }
    } else if(prop.baseType != null && prop.baseType.isPrimitive()) {
        ErrorReporter errorReporter = Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);

        errorReporter.warning(prop.getLocator(), Messages.WARN_DEFAULT_VALUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPE, prop.baseType.name());
    }

    getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
}
Example 7
Source File: BindPurple.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Attribute use always becomes a property.
 */
public void attributeUse(XSAttributeUse use) {
    boolean hasFixedValue = use.getFixedValue()!=null;
    BIProperty pc = BIProperty.getCustomization(use);

    // map to a constant property ?
    boolean toConstant = pc.isConstantProperty() && hasFixedValue;
    TypeUse attType = bindAttDecl(use.getDecl());

    CPropertyInfo prop = pc.createAttributeProperty( use, attType );

    if(toConstant) {
        prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        prop.realization = builder.fieldRendererFactory.getConst(prop.realization);
    } else
    if(!attType.isCollection() && (prop.baseType == null ? true : !prop.baseType.isPrimitive())) {
        // don't support a collection default value. That's difficult to do.
        // primitive types default value is problematic too - we can't check whether it has been set or no ( ==null) isn't possible TODO: emit a waring in these cases

        if(use.getDefaultValue()!=null) {
            // this attribute use has a default value.
            // the item type is guaranteed to be a leaf type... or TODO: is it really so?
            // don't support default values if it's a list
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getDefaultValue());
        } else
        if(use.getFixedValue()!=null) {
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        }
    } else if(prop.baseType != null && prop.baseType.isPrimitive()) {
        ErrorReporter errorReporter = Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);

        errorReporter.warning(prop.getLocator(), Messages.WARN_DEFAULT_VALUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPE, prop.baseType.name());
    }

    getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
}
Example 8
Source File: BindPurple.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Attribute use always becomes a property.
 */
public void attributeUse(XSAttributeUse use) {
    boolean hasFixedValue = use.getFixedValue()!=null;
    BIProperty pc = BIProperty.getCustomization(use);

    // map to a constant property ?
    boolean toConstant = pc.isConstantProperty() && hasFixedValue;
    TypeUse attType = bindAttDecl(use.getDecl());

    CPropertyInfo prop = pc.createAttributeProperty( use, attType );

    if(toConstant) {
        prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        prop.realization = builder.fieldRendererFactory.getConst(prop.realization);
    } else
    if(!attType.isCollection() && (prop.baseType == null ? true : !prop.baseType.isPrimitive())) {
        // don't support a collection default value. That's difficult to do.
        // primitive types default value is problematic too - we can't check whether it has been set or no ( ==null) isn't possible TODO: emit a waring in these cases

        if(use.getDefaultValue()!=null) {
            // this attribute use has a default value.
            // the item type is guaranteed to be a leaf type... or TODO: is it really so?
            // don't support default values if it's a list
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getDefaultValue());
        } else
        if(use.getFixedValue()!=null) {
            prop.defaultValue = CDefaultValue.create(attType,use.getFixedValue());
        }
    } else if(prop.baseType != null && prop.baseType.isPrimitive()) {
        ErrorReporter errorReporter = Ring.get(ErrorReporter.class);

        errorReporter.warning(prop.getLocator(), Messages.WARN_DEFAULT_VALUE_PRIMITIVE_TYPE, prop.baseType.name());
    }

    getCurrentBean().addProperty(prop);
}