Module org.opendaylight.yangtools.yang.parser.spi

Package org.opendaylight.yangtools.yang.parser.spi.source

Interface StatementWriter

public interface StatementWriter

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
static interface	StatementWriter.ResumedStatement	Resumed statement state.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	endStatement(@NonNull StatementSourceReference ref)	Ends current opened statement.
@NonNull ModelProcessingPhase	getPhase()	Return current model processing phase.
Optional<? extends StatementWriter.ResumedStatement>	resumeStatement(int childId)	Attempt to resume a child statement.
void	startStatement(int childId, @NonNull QName name, @Nullable String argument, @NonNull StatementSourceReference ref)	Starts statement with supplied name and location in source.
void	storeStatement(int expectedChildren, boolean fullyDefined)	Store a defined statement, hinting at the number of children it is expected to have and indicating whether it has been fully defined.

Method Details

resumeStatement

Optional<? extends StatementWriter.ResumedStatement> resumeStatement(int childId)

Attempt to resume a child statement. If the statement has been previously defined, a StatementWriter.ResumedStatement instance is returned.

If an empty optional is returned, the caller is expected to follow-up with startStatement(int, QName, String, StatementSourceReference) to define the statement.

If the returned resumed statement indicates StatementWriter.ResumedStatement.isFullyDefined(), the caller should take no further action with this or any of the child statements. Otherwise this call is equivalent of issuing startStatement(int, QName, String, StatementSourceReference) and the caller is expected to process any child statements. The caller should call storeStatement(int, boolean) before finishing processing with endStatement(StatementSourceReference).

Parameters:

childId - Child

Returns:

A resumed statement or empty if the statement has not previously been defined.

storeStatement

void storeStatement(int expectedChildren,
 boolean fullyDefined)

Store a defined statement, hinting at the number of children it is expected to have and indicating whether it has been fully defined. This method should be called before endStatement(StatementSourceReference) when the caller is taking advantage of resumeStatement(int).

Parameters:

expectedChildren - Number of expected children, cannot be negative

fullyDefined - True if the statement and all its descendants have been defined.

startStatement

void startStatement(int childId,
 @NonNull QName name,
 @Nullable String argument,
 @NonNull StatementSourceReference ref)

Starts statement with supplied name and location in source.

Each started statement must also be closed by endStatement(StatementSourceReference) in order for stream to be correct.

If statement has substatements, in order to start substatement, call to startStatement(int, QName, String, StatementSourceReference) needs to be done for substatement.

Parameters:

childId - Child identifier, unique among siblings

name - Fully qualified name of statement.

argument - String representation of value as appeared in source, null if not present

ref - Identifier of location in source, which will be used for reporting in case of statement processing error.

Throws:

SourceException - if statement is not valid according to current context.

endStatement

void endStatement(@NonNull StatementSourceReference ref)

Ends current opened statement.

Parameters:

ref - Identifier of location in source, which will be used for reporting in case of statement processing error.

Throws:

SourceException - if closed statement is not valid in current context, or there is no such statement

getPhase

@NonNull ModelProcessingPhase getPhase()

Return current model processing phase.

Returns:

current processing phase