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package ptolemy.kernel.util;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.Enumeration;
import java.util.NoSuchElementException;
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//// CrossRefList
/**
CrossRefList is a list that maintains pointers to other CrossRefLists.
CrossRefList is meant to be used to keep track of links between ports
and relations in Ptolemy II. It is a highly specialized form of a
list. An instance has a container (an Object), which is immutable,
meaning that the container cannot be changed after the instance is
constructed. CrossRefList enumerators and query methods do not return
references to other CrossRefLists; instead, references to the
containers of the CrossRefLists (which can be any Object) are
returned.
<p>
For efficiency, CrossRefList maintains a list of pairwise links
between Objects (CrossRefs). That is, each member of a set of objects
has a list of references to other members of the set, and each
reference has a similar list that contains a corresponding back
reference. Each reference list is an instance of . The class
is used as if it were a simple list of references to objects, but it
ensures the symmetry of the references, and supports efficient removal
of links. Removing a reference in one list automatically updates N
back-references in O(N) time, independent of the sizes of the
cross-referenced lists.
<p>
It is possible to create links at specified points in the list (called
the <i>index number</i>). This may result in gaps in the list at
lower index numbers. Gaps are representing by null in an enumeration
of the list.
@author Geroncio Galicia, Contributor: Edward A. Lee
@version $Id$
@since Ptolemy II 0.2
@Pt.ProposedRating Green (eal)
@Pt.AcceptedRating Green (bart)
*/
public final class CrossRefList implements Serializable {
/** Construct a list with the specified container.
* The container is immutable (it cannot be changed).
* If the argument is null, then a null pointer exception will result
* (eventually).
* @param container The container of the object to be constructed.
*/
public CrossRefList(Object container) {
_container = container;
}
/** Create a new CrossRefList that is linked to the same
* CrossRefLists as the original CrossRefList except that this
* new one has a new container. This method synchronizes on the
* original list. Note that this behaves like a copy constructor,
* except that the remote list is affected so that it will now point
* back to both lists. If either argument is null, then a null
* pointer exception will be thrown.
* @param container The container of the object to be constructed.
* @param originalList The model to copy.
*/
public CrossRefList(Object container, CrossRefList originalList) {
this(container);
synchronized (originalList) {
if (originalList.size() == 0) {
return; // List to copy is empty.
}
for (CrossRef p = originalList._headNode; p != null; p = p._next) {
if (p._far._nearList() != null) {
try {
link(p._far._nearList());
} catch (IllegalActionException ex) {
// This should not be thrown.
throw new InternalErrorException(null, ex, null);
}
}
}
}
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//// public methods ////
/** Return the first container linked to this list, or
* null if the list is empty. Note that we may also return null
* if the list is not empty, but the first link happens to not point
* anywhere. Thus, do not use this method to check to see whether
* the list is empty.
* Time complexity: O(1).
* @return The first entry, or null if there is none.
*/
public synchronized Object first() {
if (_headNode != null) {
return _headNode._farContainer();
} else {
return null;
}
}
/** Get the container at the specified index. If there is no such
* container, return null. Indices begin with 0.
* @param index The index of the container to return.
* @return The container at the specified index.
*/
public synchronized Object get(int index) {
if ((index < 0) || (index >= _size)) {
return null;
}
int count = 0;
CrossRef result = _headNode;
while ((result != null) && (count++ < index)) {
result = result._next;
}
if (result != null) {
return result._farContainer();
} else {
return null;
}
}
/** Enumerate the containers linked to this list. The
* enumeration returns the container object itself and not the
* CrossRefList instance in this list that the object owns or
* contains. Note that an object may be enumerated more than
* once if more than one link to it has been established.
* Also, there may be elements in the list that are null,
* indicating that nothing is linked at that index position.
* Time complexity: O(1).
* NOTE: This method is not well named, since it returns the
* containers of other instances of CrossRefList that are linked
* to this one, and not the container of this one.
* @return An enumeration of remote referenced objects.
*/
public synchronized Enumeration getContainers() {
return new CrossRefEnumeration();
}
/** Insert a link to the specified CrossRefList (<i>farList</i>) at
* the specified position (<i>index</i>). The index can be any
* non-negative integer. If the index is greater than or equal to the
* size of this list, then null links are created to make the list
* big enough. If there are already links with indices equal to or
* larger than <i>index</i>, then their indices become one larger.
* This method creates a back reference in the far list, unless the
* <i>farList</i> argument is null. That back reference is appended
* to the end of the far list.
* <p>
* Note that this method specifies the index on the local reference
* list, but not on the remote reference list. There is no mechanism
* provided to specify both indices. This is because this class is
* used to linked ports to relations, and indices of links have
* no meaning in relations. Thus, there is no need for a richer
* interface.
* <p>
* Note that this method does not synchronize on the remote object.
* Thus, this method should be called within a write-synchronization of
* the common workspace.
* @param index The position in the list at which to insert this link.
* @param farList The cross reference list contained by the remote object.
* @exception IllegalActionException If this list tries linking to
* itself.
*/
public synchronized void insertLink(int index, CrossRefList farList)
throws IllegalActionException {
if (farList == this) {
throw new IllegalActionException(
"CrossRefLink.link: Illegal self-link.");
}
++_listVersion;
CrossRef localCrossRef = new CrossRef(index);
if (farList != null) {
localCrossRef._far = farList.new CrossRef(localCrossRef);
}
}
/** Return true if the specified container is linked to this
* list. If no container is passed or if this CrossRefList has
* no links then just return.
* Time complexity: O(n).
* @param obj An object that might be referenced.
* @return A boolean indicating whether the object is referenced.
*/
public synchronized boolean isLinked(Object obj) {
if ((obj == null) || (_size == 0)) {
return false;
}
for (CrossRef p = _headNode; p != null; p = p._next) {
Object far = p._farContainer();
if ((far != null) && far.equals(obj)) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
/** Link this list to a different CrossRefList (<i>farList</i>).
* The link is appended at the end of the list.
* This action additionally creates a back-reference in the far list,
* also at the end, unless the <i>farList</i> argument is null, in
* which case the new link is a null link.
* Redundant entries are allowed; that is, you can link more than
* once to the same remote list.
* Note that this method does not synchronize on the remote object.
* Thus, this method should be called within a write-synchronization of
* the common workspace.
* Time complexity: O(1).
* @param farList The cross reference list contained by the remote object.
* @exception IllegalActionException If this list tries linking to
* itself.
*/
public synchronized void link(CrossRefList farList)
throws IllegalActionException {
if (farList == this) {
throw new IllegalActionException(
"CrossRefLink.link: Illegal self-link.");
}
++_listVersion;
CrossRef localCrossRef = new CrossRef();
if (farList != null) {
localCrossRef._far = farList.new CrossRef(localCrossRef);
}
}
/** Return size of this list.
* Time complexity: O(1).
* @return A non-negative integer.
*/
public synchronized int size() {
return _size;
}
// /** Return a String represetation of this object.
// * For debugging use only.
// * @return A String representation of this object.
// */
// public String toString() {
// StringBuffer results = new StringBuffer("container: " + _container
// + " size: " + _size
// + "\n _headNode: "
// + (_headNode == null ? "null" : _headNode.description())
// + "\n _lastNode: "
// + (_lastNode == null ? "null" : _lastNode.description()));
// for (CrossRef p = _headNode; p != null; p = p._next) {
// results.append("\n" + p.description());
// }
// return results.toString();
// }
/** Delete the link at the specified index. If there is no such
* link, ignore. Back references are likewise updated.
* Note that the index numbers of any links at higher indices
* will decrease by one.
* Time complexity: O(n).
* @param index The index of the link to delete.
*/
public synchronized void unlink(int index) {
int count = 0;
CrossRef toDelete = _headNode;
while ((toDelete != null) && (count++ < index)) {
toDelete = toDelete._next;
}
if (toDelete != null) {
toDelete._dissociate();
}
}
/** Delete all links to the specified container. If there is no such
* link, ignore. Back references are likewise updated.
* In the case of redundant links this deletes the first link
* to that container.
* Time complexity: O(n).
* @param obj The object to delete.
*/
public synchronized void unlink(Object obj) {
if ((obj == null) || (_size == 0)) {
return;
}
CrossRef p = _headNode;
while (p != null) {
CrossRef n = p._next;
Object far = p._farContainer();
if ((far != null) && far.equals(obj)) {
p._dissociate();
}
p = n;
}
}
/** Delete all cross references.
* Time complexity: O(n).
*/
public synchronized void unlinkAll() {
if (_size == 0) {
return;
}
CrossRef p = _headNode;
while (p != null) {
CrossRef n = p._next;
p._dissociate();
p = n;
}
// Mark the list empty.
_headNode = null;
_lastNode = null;
_size = 0;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//// private variables ////
/** @serial Version number is incremented each time the list is modified.
* This is used to make sure that elements accessed via an enumeration
* are valid. This is inspired by a similar mechanism in Doug Lea's
* Java Collections.
*/
private long _listVersion = 0;
/** @serial The code ensures that if this is non-zero, then _headNode
* is non-null.
*/
private int _size = 0;
/** @serial Head Node */
private CrossRef _headNode;
/** @serial Last Node */
private CrossRef _lastNode;
/** @serial NOTE: In jdk 1.2 or higher, this could be made final to
* prohibit what is called "reference reseating" (not resetting),
* i.e. to make the variable immutable.
*/
private Object _container;
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//// inner classes ////
/**
* Objects of this type form the elements of the list.
* They occur in pairs, one in each list at each end of a link.
* A CrossRef is similar to a "link" in a doubly-linked list.
* (Note that the usage of "link" here is different from "link"
* in the comments for the above public methods. "Link" here
* refers to an element of a doubly-linked list.)
*/
protected class CrossRef implements Serializable {
// /** Return a String represetation of this object.
// * For debugging use only.
// * @return A String representation of this object.
// */
// public String description() {
// return toString()
// + "\n\t_far: " + _far
// + "\n\t_next: " + _next
// + "\n\t_previous: " + _previous
// + "\n\t_nearContainer(): " + _nearContainer()
// + "\n\t_farContainer(): " + _farContainer();
// }
/** The far CrossRef. */
protected CrossRef _far;
private CrossRef _next;
private CrossRef _previous;
private CrossRef() {
this(null);
}
private CrossRef(CrossRef spouse) {
_far = spouse;
if (_size > 0) {
_previous = _lastNode;
_lastNode._next = this;
_lastNode = this;
} else {
// List is empty.
_lastNode = this;
_headNode = this;
}
++_size;
}
// Insert an empty link at the specified index number, which
// can be any non-negative integer.
// This may result in empty links being created at lower
// index numbers, if there are not already links present.
private CrossRef(int index) {
if (index == 0) {
if (_size == 0) {
// list is empty
_lastNode = this;
_headNode = this;
} else {
_next = _headNode;
_headNode._previous = this;
_headNode = this;
}
} else {
// Index is not the first.
// Chain down the list, creating empty links if necessary.
// First chaining step is special, setting "previous" to
// get us started.
CrossRef previous = _headNode;
if ((previous == null) && (index > 0)) {
// List is empty.
previous = new CrossRef();
_headNode = previous;
_lastNode = previous;
}
int ind = 1;
while (ind++ < index) {
// previous cannot possibly be null here.
if (previous._next == null) {
// We are off the end of the list.
CrossRef newCrossRef = new CrossRef();
previous._next = newCrossRef;
newCrossRef._previous = previous;
_lastNode = newCrossRef;
previous = newCrossRef;
} else {
// There is an entry in the list.
previous = previous._next;
}
}
// Now we are assured that there are at least index-1 entries
// in the list.
if (previous != null) {
// There is at least one entry.
// If the new node is the last in the list, update the
// list's pointer to the last node.
if (_lastNode == previous) {
_lastNode = this;
}
_next = previous._next;
if (previous._next != null) {
previous._next._previous = this;
}
previous._next = this;
_previous = previous;
} else {
// List is empty.
_lastNode = this;
_headNode = this;
}
}
++_size;
}
// NOTE: It is essential that this method not be
// synchronized, since it is called by _farContainer(),
// which is. Having it synchronized can lead to
// deadlock. Fortunately, it is an atomic action,
// so it need not be synchronized.
private Object _nearContainer() {
return _container;
}
private synchronized Object _farContainer() {
if (_far != null) {
return _far._nearContainer();
} else {
return null;
}
}
// NOTE: This need not be synchronized as it is an atomic action.
private CrossRefList _nearList() {
return CrossRefList.this;
}
private synchronized void _dissociate() {
_unlink(); // Remove this.
// NOTE: Deadlock risk here! If _far is waiting
// on a lock to this CrossRef, then we will get
// deadlock. However, this will only happen if
// we have two threads simultaneously modifying a
// model. At the moment (4/29/04), we have no
// mechanism for doing that without first
// acquiring write permission the workspace().
// Two threads cannot simultaneously hold that
// write access.
if (_far != null) {
_far._unlink(); // Remove far
}
}
private synchronized void _unlink() {
++_listVersion;
// Removes this from enclosing CrossRefList.
if (_next != null) {
_next._previous = _previous; // Modify next.
} else {
_lastNode = _previous;
}
if (_previous != null) {
_previous._next = _next; // Modify previous.
} else {
_headNode = _next;
}
_size--; // Modify list.
}
}
/** Enumerate the objects pointed to by the list.
* @see CrossRefList
*/
private class CrossRefEnumeration implements Enumeration {
public CrossRefEnumeration() {
_enumeratorVersion = _listVersion;
_ref = _headNode;
}
/** Return true if there are more elements to enumerate. */
public boolean hasMoreElements() {
if (_enumeratorVersion != _listVersion) {
throw new InvalidStateException(
"CrossRefList.hasMoreElements(): "
+ "The list has been modified.");
}
if (_ref == null) {
return false;
} else {
return true;
}
}
/** Return the next element in the enumeration.
* @exception java.util.NoSuchElementException If the enumeration is
* exhausted.
*/
public Object nextElement() throws NoSuchElementException {
if (_enumeratorVersion != _listVersion) {
throw new InvalidStateException("CrossRefList.nextElement(): "
+ "The list has been modified.");
}
if (_ref == null) {
throw new NoSuchElementException("exhausted enumeration");
} else {
CrossRef p = _ref;
Object v = _ref._farContainer();
_ref = p._next;
return v;
}
}
private long _enumeratorVersion;
private CrossRef _ref;
}
}