Package org.jboss.resteasy.util
Class ParameterParser
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public class ParameterParser extends Object
A simple parser intended to parse sequences of name/value pairs. Parameter values are exptected to be enclosed in quotes if they contain unsafe characters, such as '=' characters or separators. Parameter values are optional and can be omitted.param1 = value; param2 = "anything goes; really"; param3- Author:
- Oleg Kalnichevski
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description ParameterParser()Default ParameterParser constructor.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description booleanisLowerCaseNames()Returnstrueif parameter names are to be converted to lower case when name/value pairs are parsed.Map<String,String>parse(char[] chars, char separator)Extracts a map of name/value pairs from the given array of characters.Map<String,String>parse(char[] chars, int offset, int length, char separator)Extracts a map of name/value pairs from the given array of characters.Map<String,String>parse(String str, char separator)Extracts a map of name/value pairs from the given string.StringsetAttribute(char[] chars, int offset, int length, char separator, String name, String value)Takes string as-is and only changes the value of a specific attribute.voidsetLowerCaseNames(boolean b)Sets the flag if parameter names are to be converted to lower case when name/value pairs are parsed.
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Method Detail
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isLowerCaseNames
public boolean isLowerCaseNames()
Returnstrueif parameter names are to be converted to lower case when name/value pairs are parsed.- Returns:
trueif parameter names are to be converted to lower case when name/value pairs are parsed. Otherwise returnsfalse
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setLowerCaseNames
public void setLowerCaseNames(boolean b)
Sets the flag if parameter names are to be converted to lower case when name/value pairs are parsed.- Parameters:
b-trueif parameter names are to be converted to lower case when name/value pairs are parsed.falseotherwise.
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parse
public Map<String,String> parse(String str, char separator)
Extracts a map of name/value pairs from the given string. Names are expected to be unique.- Parameters:
str- the string that contains a sequence of name/value pairsseparator- the name/value pairs separator- Returns:
- a map of name/value pairs
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parse
public Map<String,String> parse(char[] chars, char separator)
Extracts a map of name/value pairs from the given array of characters. Names are expected to be unique.- Parameters:
chars- the array of characters that contains a sequence of name/value pairsseparator- the name/value pairs separator- Returns:
- a map of name/value pairs
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parse
public Map<String,String> parse(char[] chars, int offset, int length, char separator)
Extracts a map of name/value pairs from the given array of characters. Names are expected to be unique.- Parameters:
chars- the array of characters that contains a sequence of name/value pairsoffset- - the initial offset.length- - the length.separator- the name/value pairs separator- Returns:
- a map of name/value pairs
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setAttribute
public String setAttribute(char[] chars, int offset, int length, char separator, String name, String value)
Takes string as-is and only changes the value of a specific attribute.- Parameters:
chars- the array of characters that contains a sequence of name/value pairsoffset- - the initial offset.length- - the length.separator- the name/value pairs separatorname- attribute namevalue- new value- Returns:
- updated parameters string
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