Class TypePredicate
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- org.apache.jackrabbit.oak.plugins.nodetype.TypePredicate
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description TypePredicate(@NotNull NodeState root, @NotNull Iterable<String> names)Creates a predicate for checking whether a node state is an instance of any of the named node types.TypePredicate(@NotNull NodeState root, @NotNull String name)Creates a predicate for checking whether a node state is an instance of the named node type.TypePredicate(@NotNull NodeState root, @NotNull String[] names)Creates a predicate for checking whether a node state is an instance of any of the named node types.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Deprecated Methods Modifier and Type Method Description booleanapply(@Nullable Tree input)Deprecated.usetest(Tree)instead (see OAK-8874)booleanapply(@Nullable NodeState input)Deprecated.usetest(NodeState)instead (see OAK-8874)booleanapply(String primary, Set<String> mixins)Deprecated.usetest(String, Set)instead (see OAK-8874)static @NotNull TypePredicateisOrderable(@NotNull NodeState root)booleantest(@Nullable Tree input)booleantest(@Nullable NodeState input)booleantest(String primary, Set<String> mixins)StringtoString()
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Constructor Detail
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TypePredicate
public TypePredicate(@NotNull @NotNull NodeState root, @NotNull @NotNull String name)Creates a predicate for checking whether a node state is an instance of the named node type. This is an O(1) operation in terms of item accesses.- Parameters:
root- root node statename- Oak name of the node type to check for
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TypePredicate
public TypePredicate(@NotNull @NotNull NodeState root, @NotNull @NotNull Iterable<String> names)Creates a predicate for checking whether a node state is an instance of any of the named node types. This is an O(n) operation in terms of item accesses, with n being the number of given node types.- Parameters:
root- root node statenames- Oak names of the node types to check for
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TypePredicate
public TypePredicate(@NotNull @NotNull NodeState root, @NotNull @NotNull String[] names)Creates a predicate for checking whether a node state is an instance of any of the named node types. This is an O(n) operation in terms of item accesses, with n being the number of given node types.- Parameters:
root- root node statenames- Oak names of the node types to check for
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Method Detail
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isOrderable
@NotNull public static @NotNull TypePredicate isOrderable(@NotNull @NotNull NodeState root)
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test
public boolean test(@Nullable @Nullable Tree input)
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test
public boolean test(@Nullable @Nullable NodeState input)
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apply
@Deprecated public boolean apply(@Nullable @Nullable NodeState input)
Deprecated.usetest(NodeState)instead (see OAK-8874)Description copied from interface:PredicateReturns the result of applying this predicate toinput. This method is generally expected, but not absolutely required, to have the following properties:- Its execution does not cause any observable side effects.
- The computation is consistent with equals; that is,
Objects.equal(a, b)implies thatpredicate.apply(a) == predicate.apply(b)).
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apply
@Deprecated public boolean apply(@Nullable @Nullable Tree input)
Deprecated.usetest(Tree)instead (see OAK-8874)
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apply
@Deprecated public boolean apply(String primary, Set<String> mixins)
Deprecated.usetest(String, Set)instead (see OAK-8874)
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