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java.lang.Object org.openide.filesystems.FileSystem org.openide.filesystems.MultiFileSystem
public class MultiFileSystem
General base class for filesystems which proxy to others.
This filesystem has no form of storage in and of itself. Rather, it composes and proxies one or more "delegate" filesystems. The result is that of a "layered" sandwich of filesystems, each able to provide files to appear in the merged result. The layers are ordered so that a filesystem in "front" can override one in "back". Often the frontmost layer will be writable, and all changes to the filesystem are sent to this layer, but that behavior is configurable.
Creating a new MultiFileSystem
is easy in the simplest cases: just call MultiFileSystem(FileSystem[])
and pass a list of delegates. If you pass it only read-only delegates, the
composite will also be read-only. Or you may pass it one or more writable filesystems (make sure the first
file system is one of them); then it will be able to act as a writable file system, by default storing all
actual changes on the first file system.
This class is intended to be subclassed more than to be used as is, since typically a user of it will want
finer-grain control over several aspects of its operation. When subclassed, delegates may be changed dynamically
and the "contents" of the composite filesystem will
automatically be updated.
One of the more common methods to override is createWritableOn(java.lang.String)
, which should provide the delegate
filesystem which should be used to store changes to the indicated file (represented as a resource path).
Normally, this is hardcoded to provide the first filesystem (assuming it is writable); subclasses may store
changes on another filesystem, or they may select a filesystem to store changes on according to (for example)
file extension. This could be used to separate source from compiled/deployable files, for instance. Or some
filesystems may prefer to attempt to make changes in whatever filesystem provided the original file, assuming
it is writable; this is also possible, getting information about the file's origin from findSystem(org.openide.filesystems.FileObject)
.
Another likely candidate for overriding is findResourceOn(org.openide.filesystems.FileSystem, java.lang.String)
. Normally this method just looks up
resources by the normal means on delegate filesystems and provides the resultant file objects. However it
could be customized to "warp" the delegates somehow; for example, selecting a different virtual root for one
of them.
notifyMigration(org.openide.filesystems.FileObject)
provides a means for subclasses to update some state (for example, visual
annotations) when the filesystem used to produce a given file changes dynamically. This most often happens
when a file provided by a back delegate is written to, and the result stored on the foremost delegate, but it
could occur in other situations too (e.g. change of delegates, removal of overriding file on underlying front
delegate, etc.).
When new files are added to the MultiFileSystem
, normally they will be physically added to
the foremost delegate, although as previously mentioned they can be customized. When their contents (or
attributes) are changed, by default these changes are again made in the foremost delegate. But what if a file
is deleted? There must be a way to indicate on the foremost delegate that it should not appear in the
composite (even while it remains in one of the delegates). For this reason, MultiFileSystem
uses
"masks" which are simply empty files named according to the file they should hide, but with the suffix
_hidden. Thus, for example, if there is a file subdir/readme.txt_hidden in a front
delegate it will hide any files named subdir/readme.txt in delegates further back. These masks
are automatically created as needed when files are "deleted" from MultiFileSystem
; or delegate
filesystems may explicitly provide them. Normally the mask files are not themselves visible as FileObject
s, since they are an artifact of the deletion logic. However, when nesting
MultiFileSystem
s inside other MultiFileSystem
s, it can be useful to have delegates
be able to mask files not provided by their immediate siblings, but by cousins. For this reason, nested
subclasses may call setPropagateMasks(boolean)
to make the mask files propagate up one or more nesting levels
and thus remain potent against cousin delegates.
Nested Class Summary |
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Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class org.openide.filesystems.FileSystem |
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FileSystem.AtomicAction, FileSystem.Environment, FileSystem.HtmlStatus, FileSystem.Status |
Field Summary |
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Fields inherited from class org.openide.filesystems.FileSystem |
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PROP_DISPLAY_NAME, PROP_HIDDEN, PROP_READ_ONLY, PROP_ROOT, PROP_SYSTEM_NAME, PROP_VALID |
Constructor Summary | |
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protected |
MultiFileSystem()
Creates new empty MultiFileSystem. |
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MultiFileSystem(FileSystem[] fileSystems)
Creates new MultiFileSystem. |
Method Summary | |
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void |
addNotify()
Notifies all encapsulated filesystems in advance to superclass behaviour. |
protected Set |
createLocksOn(String name)
When a file is about to be locked this method is consulted to choose which delegates should be locked. |
protected FileSystem |
createWritableOn(String name)
Finds the system to create writable version of the file on. |
protected FileSystem |
createWritableOnForRename(String oldName,
String newName)
Special case of createWritableOn (@see #createWritableOn). |
FileObject |
find(String aPackage,
String name,
String ext)
Finds file in the filesystem by name. |
FileObject |
findResource(String name)
Finds a file given its full resource path. |
protected FileObject |
findResourceOn(FileSystem fs,
String res)
Finds a resource on given filesystem. |
protected FileSystem |
findSystem(FileObject fo)
For given file object finds the filesystem that the object is placed on. |
SystemAction[] |
getActions()
Merge actions from all delegates. |
SystemAction[] |
getActions(Set foSet)
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protected FileSystem[] |
getDelegates()
All filesystem that this system delegates to. |
String |
getDisplayName()
The name of the filesystem. |
boolean |
getPropagateMasks()
Will mask files that are not used be listed as children? |
FileObject |
getRoot()
Root of the filesystem. |
protected static Enumeration |
hiddenFiles(FileObject folder,
boolean rec)
Finds all hidden files on given filesystem. |
protected void |
hideResource(String res,
boolean hide)
Marks a resource as hidden. |
boolean |
isReadOnly()
This filesystem is readonly if it has not writable system. |
protected void |
markUnimportant(FileObject fo)
Notification that a file has been marked unimportant. |
protected void |
notifyMigration(FileObject fo)
Notification that a file has migrated from one filesystem to another. |
void |
prepareEnvironment(FileSystem.Environment env)
Deprecated. Useless. |
void |
refresh(boolean expected)
Actually implements contract of FileSystem.refresh(). |
void |
removeNotify()
Notifies all encapsulated filesystems in advance to superclass behaviour. |
protected void |
setDelegates(FileSystem[] fileSystems)
Changes the filesystems that this system delegates to |
protected void |
setPropagateMasks(boolean pm)
Set whether unused mask files should be listed as children. |
Methods inherited from class org.openide.filesystems.FileSystem |
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addFileChangeListener, addFileStatusListener, addPropertyChangeListener, addVetoableChangeListener, fireFileStatusChanged, firePropertyChange, fireVetoableChange, getCapability, getStatus, getSystemName, isDefault, isHidden, isPersistent, isValid, removeFileChangeListener, removeFileStatusListener, removePropertyChangeListener, removeVetoableChangeListener, runAtomicAction, setCapability, setHidden, setSystemName, toString |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
Constructor Detail |
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protected MultiFileSystem()
public MultiFileSystem(FileSystem[] fileSystems)
fileSystems
- array of filesystems (can contain nulls)Method Detail |
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public void refresh(boolean expected)
refresh
in class FileSystem
expected
- should the file events be marked as expected change or not?FileEvent.isExpected()
protected final void setDelegates(FileSystem[] fileSystems)
fileSystems
- array of filesystemsprotected final FileSystem[] getDelegates()
public final boolean getPropagateMasks()
true
if soprotected final void setPropagateMasks(boolean pm)
pm
- true
if sopublic boolean isReadOnly()
isReadOnly
in class FileSystem
public String getDisplayName()
getDisplayName
in class FileSystem
public FileObject getRoot()
getRoot
in class FileSystem
public SystemAction[] getActions()
getActions
in class FileSystem
public SystemAction[] getActions(Set foSet)
getActions
in class FileSystem
public FileObject find(String aPackage, String name, String ext)
FileSystem
The default implementation converts dots in the package name into slashes,
concatenates the strings, adds any extension prefixed by a dot and calls
the findResource
method.
Note: when both of name
and ext
are null
then name and
extension should be ignored and scan should look only for a package.
find
in class FileSystem
aPackage
- package name where each package component is separated by a dotname
- name of the file (without dots) or null
if
one wants to obtain a folder (package) and not a file in itext
- extension of the file (without leading dot) or null
if one needs
a package and not a file
null
if the file does not existpublic FileObject findResource(String name)
FileSystem
findResource
in class FileSystem
name
- the resource path, e.g. "dir/subdir/file.ext" or "dir/subdir" or "dir"
null
if no such file existsprotected final FileSystem findSystem(FileObject fo) throws IllegalArgumentException
fo
- file object
IllegalArgumentException
- if the file object is not represented in this filesystemprotected final void hideResource(String res, boolean hide) throws IOException
res
- resource name of file to hide or showhide
- true if we should hide the file/false otherwise
IOException
- if it is not possibleprotected static Enumeration hiddenFiles(FileObject folder, boolean rec)
folder
- folder to start atrec
- proceed recursivelly
protected FileObject findResourceOn(FileSystem fs, String res)
fs
- the filesystem to scan onres
- the resource name to look for
protected FileSystem createWritableOn(String name) throws IOException
name
- name of the file (full)
IOException
- if the filesystem is readonlyprotected FileSystem createWritableOnForRename(String oldName, String newName) throws IOException
oldName
- original name of the file (full)newName
- name new of the file (full)
IOException
- if the filesystem is readonlyprotected Set createLocksOn(String name) throws IOException
If an delegate resides on a filesystem returned in the resulting set, it will be locked. All others will remain unlocked.
name
- the resource name to lock
IOException
- if the resource cannot be lockedprotected void notifyMigration(FileObject fo)
This method allows subclasses to fire for example FileSystem.PROP_STATUS change to notify that annotation of this file should change.
fo
- file object that change its actual filesystemprotected void markUnimportant(FileObject fo)
fo
- file object that change its actual filesystempublic void prepareEnvironment(FileSystem.Environment env) throws EnvironmentNotSupportedException
prepareEnvironment
in class FileSystem
env
- the environment to setup
EnvironmentNotSupportedException
- if external execution
and compilation cannot be supportedpublic void addNotify()
addNotify
in class FileSystem
public void removeNotify()
removeNotify
in class FileSystem
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