Class AbstractCalc
- java.lang.Object
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- mondrian.calc.impl.AbstractCalc
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
Calc
- Direct Known Subclasses:
AbstractBooleanCalc
,AbstractDateTimeCalc
,AbstractDimensionCalc
,AbstractDoubleCalc
,AbstractHierarchyCalc
,AbstractIntegerCalc
,AbstractIterCalc
,AbstractLevelCalc
,AbstractListCalc
,AbstractMemberCalc
,AbstractStringCalc
,AbstractTupleCalc
,GenericCalc
,GenericIterCalc
,MemberOrderKeyFunDef.CalcImpl
public abstract class AbstractCalc extends Object implements Calc
Abstract implementation of theCalc
interface.- Since:
- Sep 27, 2005
- Author:
- jhyde
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Modifier Constructor Description protected
AbstractCalc(Exp exp, Calc[] calcs)
Creates an AbstractCalc.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
accept(CalcWriter calcWriter)
Prints this expression, by accepting a visitingCalcWriter
.static boolean
anyDepends(Calc[] calcs, Hierarchy hierarchy)
Returns true if one of the calcs depends on the given dimension.static boolean
anyDependsButFirst(Calc[] calcs, Hierarchy hierarchy)
Returns true if calc[0] depends on dimension, else false if calc[0] returns dimension, else true if any of the other calcs depend on dimension.static boolean
butDepends(Calc[] calcs, Hierarchy hierarchy)
Returns true if any of the calcs depend on dimension, else false if any of the calcs return dimension, else true.protected void
collectArguments(Map<String,Object> arguments)
Collects any other arguments to this calc.boolean
dependsOn(Hierarchy hierarchy)
Returns whether this expression depends upon a given hierarchy.protected Map<String,Object>
getArguments()
Returns any other arguments to this calc.Calc[]
getCalcs()
Returns this expression's child expressions.protected String
getName()
Returns the name of this expression type, used when serializing an expression to a string.ResultStyle
getResultStyle()
Returns style in which the result of evaluating this expression is returned.Type
getType()
Returns the type of this expression.boolean
isWrapperFor(Class<?> iface)
Default implementation just does 'instanceof TargetClass'.static Evaluator
simplifyEvaluator(Calc calc, Evaluator evaluator)
Returns a simplified evalator whose context is the same for every dimension which an expression depends on, and the default member for every dimension which it does not depend on.<T> T
unwrap(Class<T> iface)
Default implementation just casts to TargetClass.
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Method Detail
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getType
public Type getType()
Description copied from interface:Calc
Returns the type of this expression.
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isWrapperFor
public boolean isWrapperFor(Class<?> iface)
Default implementation just does 'instanceof TargetClass'. Subtypes that are wrappers should override.- Specified by:
isWrapperFor
in interfaceCalc
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unwrap
public <T> T unwrap(Class<T> iface)
Default implementation just casts to TargetClass. Subtypes that are wrappers should override.
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accept
public void accept(CalcWriter calcWriter)
Description copied from interface:Calc
Prints this expression, by accepting a visitingCalcWriter
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getName
protected String getName()
Returns the name of this expression type, used when serializing an expression to a string.The default implementation tries to extract a name from a function call, if any, then prints the last part of the class name.
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getCalcs
public Calc[] getCalcs()
Returns this expression's child expressions.
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dependsOn
public boolean dependsOn(Hierarchy hierarchy)
Description copied from interface:Calc
Returns whether this expression depends upon a given hierarchy.If it does not depend on the hierarchy, then re-evaluating the expression with a different member of this context must produce the same answer.
Some examples:- The expression
depends on all dimensions except[Measures].[Unit Sales]
[Measures]
. - The boolean expression
depends on all hierarchies except [Measures] and [Time].([Measures].[Unit Sales], [Time].[1997]) > 1000
- The list expression
depends upon all hierarchies except [Store] and [Measures]. How so? Normally the scalar expression would depend upon all hierarchies except [Measures], but theFilter([Store].[USA].Children, [Measures].[Unit Sales] < 50)
Filter
function sets the [Store] context before evaluating the scalar expression, so it is not inherited from the surrounding context.
- The expression
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anyDepends
public static boolean anyDepends(Calc[] calcs, Hierarchy hierarchy)
Returns true if one of the calcs depends on the given dimension.
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anyDependsButFirst
public static boolean anyDependsButFirst(Calc[] calcs, Hierarchy hierarchy)
Returns true if calc[0] depends on dimension, else false if calc[0] returns dimension, else true if any of the other calcs depend on dimension.Typical application:
Aggregate({Set}, {Value Expression})
depends upon everything {Value Expression} depends upon, except the dimensions of {Set}.
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butDepends
public static boolean butDepends(Calc[] calcs, Hierarchy hierarchy)
Returns true if any of the calcs depend on dimension, else false if any of the calcs return dimension, else true.
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getArguments
protected final Map<String,Object> getArguments()
Returns any other arguments to this calc.- Returns:
- Collection of name/value pairs, represented as a map
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collectArguments
protected void collectArguments(Map<String,Object> arguments)
Collects any other arguments to this calc.The default implementation returns name, class, type, resultStyle. A subclass must call super, but may add other arguments.
- Parameters:
arguments
- Collection of name/value pairs, represented as a map
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simplifyEvaluator
public static Evaluator simplifyEvaluator(Calc calc, Evaluator evaluator)
Returns a simplified evalator whose context is the same for every dimension which an expression depends on, and the default member for every dimension which it does not depend on.The default member is often the 'all' member, so this evaluator is usually the most efficient context in which to evaluate the expression.
- Parameters:
calc
-evaluator
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getResultStyle
public ResultStyle getResultStyle()
Description copied from interface:Calc
Returns style in which the result of evaluating this expression is returned.One application of this method is for the compiler to figure out whether the compiled expression is returning a mutable list. If a mutable list is required, the compiler can create a mutable copy.
- Specified by:
getResultStyle
in interfaceCalc
- See Also:
ExpCompiler.compileList(mondrian.olap.Exp, boolean)
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