/* * Copyright (C) 2009 The Android Open Source Project * * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * You may obtain a copy of the License at * * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 * * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and * limitations under the License. */ package com.android.sdklib.internal.repository.updater; import com.android.annotations.NonNull; import com.android.annotations.Nullable; import com.android.sdklib.internal.repository.archives.Archive; import com.android.sdklib.internal.repository.archives.ArchiveReplacement; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.Collection; /** * Represents an archive that we want to install. * Note that the installer deals with archives whereas the user mostly sees packages * but as far as we are concerned for installation there's a 1-to-1 mapping. * <p/> * A new archive is always a remote archive that needs to be downloaded and then * installed. It can replace an existing local one. It can also depends on another * (new or local) archive, which means the dependent archive needs to be successfully * installed first. Finally this archive can also be a dependency for another one. * <p/> * The accepted and rejected flags are used by {@code SdkUpdaterChooserDialog} to follow * user choices. The installer should never install something that is not accepted. * <p/> * <em>Note</em>: There is currently no logic to support more than one level of * dependency, either here or in the {@code SdkUpdaterChooserDialog}, since we currently * have no need for it. * * @see ArchiveInfo#ArchiveInfo(Archive, Archive, ArchiveInfo[]) * * @deprecated * com.android.sdklib.internal.repository has moved into Studio as * com.android.tools.idea.sdk.remote.internal. */ @Deprecated public class ArchiveInfo extends ArchiveReplacement implements Comparable<ArchiveInfo> { private final ArchiveInfo[] mDependsOn; private final ArrayList<ArchiveInfo> mDependencyFor = new ArrayList<ArchiveInfo>(); private boolean mAccepted; private boolean mRejected; /** * Creates a new replacement where the {@code newArchive} will replace the * currently installed {@code replaced} archive. * When {@code newArchive} is not intended to replace anything (e.g. because * the user is installing a new package not present on her system yet), then * {@code replace} shall be null. * * @param newArchive A "new archive" to be installed. This is always an archive * that comes from a remote site. This <em>may</em> be null. * @param replaced An optional local archive that the new one will replace. * Can be null if this archive does not replace anything. * @param dependsOn An optional new or local dependency, that is an archive that * <em>this</em> archive depends upon. In other words, we can only install * this archive if the dependency has been successfully installed. It also * means we need to install the dependency first. Can be null or empty. * However it cannot contain nulls. */ public ArchiveInfo( @Nullable Archive newArchive, @Nullable Archive replaced, @Nullable ArchiveInfo[] dependsOn) { super(newArchive, replaced); mDependsOn = dependsOn; } /** * Returns an optional new or local dependency, that is an archive that <em>this</em> * archive depends upon. In other words, we can only install this archive if the * dependency has been successfully installed. It also means we need to install the * dependency first. * <p/> * This array can be null or empty. It can't contain nulls though. */ @Nullable public ArchiveInfo[] getDependsOn() { return mDependsOn; } /** * Returns true if this new archive is a dependency for <em>another</em> one that we * want to install. */ public boolean isDependencyFor() { return !mDependencyFor.isEmpty(); } /** * Adds an {@link ArchiveInfo} for which <em>this</em> package is a dependency. * This means the package added here depends on this package. */ @NonNull public ArchiveInfo addDependencyFor(ArchiveInfo dependencyFor) { if (!mDependencyFor.contains(dependencyFor)) { mDependencyFor.add(dependencyFor); } return this; } /** * Returns the list of {@link ArchiveInfo} for which <em>this</em> package is a dependency. * This means the packages listed here depend on this package. * <p/> * Implementation detail: this is the internal mutable list. Callers should not modify it. * This list can be empty but is never null. */ @NonNull public Collection<ArchiveInfo> getDependenciesFor() { return mDependencyFor; } /** * Sets whether this archive was accepted (either manually by the user or * automatically if it doesn't have a license) for installation. */ public void setAccepted(boolean accepted) { mAccepted = accepted; } /** * Returns whether this archive was accepted (either manually by the user or * automatically if it doesn't have a license) for installation. */ public boolean isAccepted() { return mAccepted; } /** * Sets whether this archive was rejected manually by the user. * An archive can neither accepted nor rejected. */ public void setRejected(boolean rejected) { mRejected = rejected; } /** * Returns whether this archive was rejected manually by the user. * An archive can neither accepted nor rejected. */ public boolean isRejected() { return mRejected; } /** * ArchiveInfos are compared using ther "new archive" ordering. * * @see Archive#compareTo(Archive) */ @Override public int compareTo(ArchiveInfo rhs) { if (getNewArchive() != null && rhs != null) { return getNewArchive().compareTo(rhs.getNewArchive()); } return 0; } }