StringProvExpression.java

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package com.jaamsim.StringProviders;

import com.jaamsim.basicsim.Entity;
import com.jaamsim.basicsim.ErrorException;
import com.jaamsim.basicsim.ObjectType;
import com.jaamsim.input.ExpError;
import com.jaamsim.input.ExpEvaluator;
import com.jaamsim.input.ExpParser;
import com.jaamsim.input.ExpResType;
import com.jaamsim.input.ExpResult;
import com.jaamsim.input.ExpValResult;
import com.jaamsim.input.InputErrorException;
import com.jaamsim.input.ExpParser.Expression;
import com.jaamsim.units.Unit;
import com.jaamsim.units.UserSpecifiedUnit;

public class StringProvExpression implements StringProvider {

	private final Expression exp;
	private final Entity thisEnt;
	private final Class<? extends Unit> unitType;
	private final ExpEvaluator.EntityParseContext parseContext;

	public StringProvExpression(String expString, Entity ent, Class<? extends Unit> ut) throws ExpError {
		thisEnt = ent;
		unitType = ut;
		parseContext = ExpEvaluator.getParseContext(thisEnt, expString);
		exp = ExpParser.parseExpression(parseContext, expString);

		if (exp.validationResult.state == ExpValResult.State.VALID
				&& exp.validationResult.type == ExpResType.NUMBER) {

			// Check that a unit type has been specified
			if (unitType == UserSpecifiedUnit.class) {
				throw new InputErrorException("Unit type has not been specified");
			}

			// We know the returned unit type with certainty, so we can check it against what we expect
			Class<? extends Unit> expUnitType = exp.validationResult.unitType;
			if (expUnitType != unitType) {
				throw new InputErrorException("Invalid unit returned by an expression: '%s'%n"
						+ "Received: %s, expected: %s",
						exp, ObjectType.getObjectTypeForClass(expUnitType),
						ObjectType.getObjectTypeForClass(unitType));
			}
		}
	}

	@Override
	public String getNextString(double simTime, String fmt, double siFactor) {
		String ret = "";
		try {
			ExpResult result = ExpEvaluator.evaluateExpression(exp, simTime);
			switch (result.type) {
			case STRING:
				ret = String.format(fmt, result.stringVal);
				break;
			case ENTITY:
				ret = String.format(fmt, result.entVal.getName());
				break;
			case NUMBER:
				if (result.unitType != unitType) {
					thisEnt.error("Invalid unit returned by an expression: '%s'%n"
							+ "Received: %s, expected: %s",
							exp, ObjectType.getObjectTypeForClass(result.unitType),
							ObjectType.getObjectTypeForClass(unitType));
				}
				ret = String.format(fmt, result.value/siFactor);
				break;
			default:
				assert(false);
				ret = "???";
				break;
			}
		}
		catch(ExpError e) {
			throw new ErrorException(thisEnt, e);
		}
		return ret;
	}

	@Override
	public String toString() {
		return parseContext.getUpdatedSource();
	}

}