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

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Example 1
Source File: ParticleBinder.java    From TencentKona-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
     * Computes the label of a given particle.
     * Usually, the getLabel method should be used instead.
     */
    protected final String computeLabel( XSParticle p ) {
        // if the particle carries a customization, use that value.
        // since we are binding content models, it's always non-constant properties.
        BIProperty cust = getLocalPropCustomization(p);
        if(cust!=null && cust.getPropertyName(false)!=null)
            return cust.getPropertyName(false);

        // no explicit property name is given. Compute one.

        XSTerm t = p.getTerm();

//        // first, check if a term is going to be a class, if so, use that name.
//        ClassItem ci = owner.selector.select(t);
//        if(ci!=null) {
//            return makeJavaName(ci.getTypeAsDefined().name());
//        }

        // if it fails, compute the default name according to the spec.
        if(t.isElementDecl())
            // for element, take the element name.
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asElementDecl().getName());
        if(t.isModelGroupDecl())
            // for named model groups, take that name
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asModelGroupDecl().getName());
        if(t.isWildcard())
            // the spec says it will map to "any" by default.
            return makeJavaName(p,"Any");
        if(t.isModelGroup()) {
            try {
                return getSpecDefaultName(t.asModelGroup(),p.isRepeated());
            } catch( ParseException e ) {
                // unable to generate a name.
                getErrorReporter().error(t.getLocator(),
                    Messages.ERR_UNABLE_TO_GENERATE_NAME_FROM_MODELGROUP);
                return "undefined"; // recover from error by assuming something
            }
        }

        // there are only four types of XSTerm.
        throw new AssertionError();
    }
Example 2
Source File: ParticleBinder.java    From jdk8u60 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
     * Computes the label of a given particle.
     * Usually, the getLabel method should be used instead.
     */
    protected final String computeLabel( XSParticle p ) {
        // if the particle carries a customization, use that value.
        // since we are binding content models, it's always non-constant properties.
        BIProperty cust = getLocalPropCustomization(p);
        if(cust!=null && cust.getPropertyName(false)!=null)
            return cust.getPropertyName(false);

        // no explicit property name is given. Compute one.

        XSTerm t = p.getTerm();

//        // first, check if a term is going to be a class, if so, use that name.
//        ClassItem ci = owner.selector.select(t);
//        if(ci!=null) {
//            return makeJavaName(ci.getTypeAsDefined().name());
//        }

        // if it fails, compute the default name according to the spec.
        if(t.isElementDecl())
            // for element, take the element name.
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asElementDecl().getName());
        if(t.isModelGroupDecl())
            // for named model groups, take that name
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asModelGroupDecl().getName());
        if(t.isWildcard())
            // the spec says it will map to "any" by default.
            return makeJavaName(p,"Any");
        if(t.isModelGroup()) {
            try {
                return getSpecDefaultName(t.asModelGroup(),p.isRepeated());
            } catch( ParseException e ) {
                // unable to generate a name.
                getErrorReporter().error(t.getLocator(),
                    Messages.ERR_UNABLE_TO_GENERATE_NAME_FROM_MODELGROUP);
                return "undefined"; // recover from error by assuming something
            }
        }

        // there are only four types of XSTerm.
        throw new AssertionError();
    }
Example 3
Source File: ParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk8u with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
     * Computes the label of a given particle.
     * Usually, the getLabel method should be used instead.
     */
    protected final String computeLabel( XSParticle p ) {
        // if the particle carries a customization, use that value.
        // since we are binding content models, it's always non-constant properties.
        BIProperty cust = getLocalPropCustomization(p);
        if(cust!=null && cust.getPropertyName(false)!=null)
            return cust.getPropertyName(false);

        // no explicit property name is given. Compute one.

        XSTerm t = p.getTerm();

//        // first, check if a term is going to be a class, if so, use that name.
//        ClassItem ci = owner.selector.select(t);
//        if(ci!=null) {
//            return makeJavaName(ci.getTypeAsDefined().name());
//        }

        // if it fails, compute the default name according to the spec.
        if(t.isElementDecl())
            // for element, take the element name.
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asElementDecl().getName());
        if(t.isModelGroupDecl())
            // for named model groups, take that name
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asModelGroupDecl().getName());
        if(t.isWildcard())
            // the spec says it will map to "any" by default.
            return makeJavaName(p,"Any");
        if(t.isModelGroup()) {
            try {
                return getSpecDefaultName(t.asModelGroup(),p.isRepeated());
            } catch( ParseException e ) {
                // unable to generate a name.
                getErrorReporter().error(t.getLocator(),
                    Messages.ERR_UNABLE_TO_GENERATE_NAME_FROM_MODELGROUP);
                return "undefined"; // recover from error by assuming something
            }
        }

        // there are only four types of XSTerm.
        throw new AssertionError();
    }
Example 4
Source File: ParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk8u-backup with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
     * Computes the label of a given particle.
     * Usually, the getLabel method should be used instead.
     */
    protected final String computeLabel( XSParticle p ) {
        // if the particle carries a customization, use that value.
        // since we are binding content models, it's always non-constant properties.
        BIProperty cust = getLocalPropCustomization(p);
        if(cust!=null && cust.getPropertyName(false)!=null)
            return cust.getPropertyName(false);

        // no explicit property name is given. Compute one.

        XSTerm t = p.getTerm();

//        // first, check if a term is going to be a class, if so, use that name.
//        ClassItem ci = owner.selector.select(t);
//        if(ci!=null) {
//            return makeJavaName(ci.getTypeAsDefined().name());
//        }

        // if it fails, compute the default name according to the spec.
        if(t.isElementDecl())
            // for element, take the element name.
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asElementDecl().getName());
        if(t.isModelGroupDecl())
            // for named model groups, take that name
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asModelGroupDecl().getName());
        if(t.isWildcard())
            // the spec says it will map to "any" by default.
            return makeJavaName(p,"Any");
        if(t.isModelGroup()) {
            try {
                return getSpecDefaultName(t.asModelGroup(),p.isRepeated());
            } catch( ParseException e ) {
                // unable to generate a name.
                getErrorReporter().error(t.getLocator(),
                    Messages.ERR_UNABLE_TO_GENERATE_NAME_FROM_MODELGROUP);
                return "undefined"; // recover from error by assuming something
            }
        }

        // there are only four types of XSTerm.
        throw new AssertionError();
    }
Example 5
Source File: ParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-jdk9 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
     * Computes the label of a given particle.
     * Usually, the getLabel method should be used instead.
     */
    protected final String computeLabel( XSParticle p ) {
        // if the particle carries a customization, use that value.
        // since we are binding content models, it's always non-constant properties.
        BIProperty cust = getLocalPropCustomization(p);
        if(cust!=null && cust.getPropertyName(false)!=null)
            return cust.getPropertyName(false);

        // no explicit property name is given. Compute one.

        XSTerm t = p.getTerm();

//        // first, check if a term is going to be a class, if so, use that name.
//        ClassItem ci = owner.selector.select(t);
//        if(ci!=null) {
//            return makeJavaName(ci.getTypeAsDefined().name());
//        }

        // if it fails, compute the default name according to the spec.
        if(t.isElementDecl())
            // for element, take the element name.
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asElementDecl().getName());
        if(t.isModelGroupDecl())
            // for named model groups, take that name
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asModelGroupDecl().getName());
        if(t.isWildcard())
            // the spec says it will map to "any" by default.
            return makeJavaName(p,"Any");
        if(t.isModelGroup()) {
            try {
                return getSpecDefaultName(t.asModelGroup(),p.isRepeated());
            } catch( ParseException e ) {
                // unable to generate a name.
                getErrorReporter().error(t.getLocator(),
                    Messages.ERR_UNABLE_TO_GENERATE_NAME_FROM_MODELGROUP);
                return "undefined"; // recover from error by assuming something
            }
        }

        // there are only four types of XSTerm.
        throw new AssertionError();
    }
Example 6
Source File: ParticleBinder.java    From hottub with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
     * Computes the label of a given particle.
     * Usually, the getLabel method should be used instead.
     */
    protected final String computeLabel( XSParticle p ) {
        // if the particle carries a customization, use that value.
        // since we are binding content models, it's always non-constant properties.
        BIProperty cust = getLocalPropCustomization(p);
        if(cust!=null && cust.getPropertyName(false)!=null)
            return cust.getPropertyName(false);

        // no explicit property name is given. Compute one.

        XSTerm t = p.getTerm();

//        // first, check if a term is going to be a class, if so, use that name.
//        ClassItem ci = owner.selector.select(t);
//        if(ci!=null) {
//            return makeJavaName(ci.getTypeAsDefined().name());
//        }

        // if it fails, compute the default name according to the spec.
        if(t.isElementDecl())
            // for element, take the element name.
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asElementDecl().getName());
        if(t.isModelGroupDecl())
            // for named model groups, take that name
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asModelGroupDecl().getName());
        if(t.isWildcard())
            // the spec says it will map to "any" by default.
            return makeJavaName(p,"Any");
        if(t.isModelGroup()) {
            try {
                return getSpecDefaultName(t.asModelGroup(),p.isRepeated());
            } catch( ParseException e ) {
                // unable to generate a name.
                getErrorReporter().error(t.getLocator(),
                    Messages.ERR_UNABLE_TO_GENERATE_NAME_FROM_MODELGROUP);
                return "undefined"; // recover from error by assuming something
            }
        }

        // there are only four types of XSTerm.
        throw new AssertionError();
    }
Example 7
Source File: ParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-8-source with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
     * Computes the label of a given particle.
     * Usually, the getLabel method should be used instead.
     */
    protected final String computeLabel( XSParticle p ) {
        // if the particle carries a customization, use that value.
        // since we are binding content models, it's always non-constant properties.
        BIProperty cust = getLocalPropCustomization(p);
        if(cust!=null && cust.getPropertyName(false)!=null)
            return cust.getPropertyName(false);

        // no explicit property name is given. Compute one.

        XSTerm t = p.getTerm();

//        // first, check if a term is going to be a class, if so, use that name.
//        ClassItem ci = owner.selector.select(t);
//        if(ci!=null) {
//            return makeJavaName(ci.getTypeAsDefined().name());
//        }

        // if it fails, compute the default name according to the spec.
        if(t.isElementDecl())
            // for element, take the element name.
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asElementDecl().getName());
        if(t.isModelGroupDecl())
            // for named model groups, take that name
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asModelGroupDecl().getName());
        if(t.isWildcard())
            // the spec says it will map to "any" by default.
            return makeJavaName(p,"Any");
        if(t.isModelGroup()) {
            try {
                return getSpecDefaultName(t.asModelGroup(),p.isRepeated());
            } catch( ParseException e ) {
                // unable to generate a name.
                getErrorReporter().error(t.getLocator(),
                    Messages.ERR_UNABLE_TO_GENERATE_NAME_FROM_MODELGROUP);
                return "undefined"; // recover from error by assuming something
            }
        }

        // there are only four types of XSTerm.
        throw new AssertionError();
    }
Example 8
Source File: ParticleBinder.java    From openjdk-8 with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
     * Computes the label of a given particle.
     * Usually, the getLabel method should be used instead.
     */
    protected final String computeLabel( XSParticle p ) {
        // if the particle carries a customization, use that value.
        // since we are binding content models, it's always non-constant properties.
        BIProperty cust = getLocalPropCustomization(p);
        if(cust!=null && cust.getPropertyName(false)!=null)
            return cust.getPropertyName(false);

        // no explicit property name is given. Compute one.

        XSTerm t = p.getTerm();

//        // first, check if a term is going to be a class, if so, use that name.
//        ClassItem ci = owner.selector.select(t);
//        if(ci!=null) {
//            return makeJavaName(ci.getTypeAsDefined().name());
//        }

        // if it fails, compute the default name according to the spec.
        if(t.isElementDecl())
            // for element, take the element name.
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asElementDecl().getName());
        if(t.isModelGroupDecl())
            // for named model groups, take that name
            return makeJavaName(p,t.asModelGroupDecl().getName());
        if(t.isWildcard())
            // the spec says it will map to "any" by default.
            return makeJavaName(p,"Any");
        if(t.isModelGroup()) {
            try {
                return getSpecDefaultName(t.asModelGroup(),p.isRepeated());
            } catch( ParseException e ) {
                // unable to generate a name.
                getErrorReporter().error(t.getLocator(),
                    Messages.ERR_UNABLE_TO_GENERATE_NAME_FROM_MODELGROUP);
                return "undefined"; // recover from error by assuming something
            }
        }

        // there are only four types of XSTerm.
        throw new AssertionError();
    }