Class DirCacheBuilder


  • public class DirCacheBuilder
    extends BaseDirCacheEditor
    Updates a DirCache by adding individual DirCacheEntrys.

    A builder always starts from a clean slate and appends in every single DirCacheEntry which the final updated index must have to reflect its new content.

    For maximum performance applications should add entries in path name order. Adding entries out of order is permitted, however a final sorting pass will be implicitly performed during finish() to correct any out-of-order entries. Duplicate detection is also delayed until the sorting is complete.

    See Also:
    DirCacheEditor
    • Field Detail

      • sorted

        private boolean sorted
    • Constructor Detail

      • DirCacheBuilder

        protected DirCacheBuilder​(DirCache dc,
                                  int ecnt)
        Construct a new builder.
        Parameters:
        dc - the cache this builder will eventually update.
        ecnt - estimated number of entries the builder will have upon completion. This sizes the initial entry table.
    • Method Detail

      • add

        public void add​(DirCacheEntry newEntry)
        Append one entry into the resulting entry list.

        The entry is placed at the end of the entry list. If the entry causes the list to now be incorrectly sorted a final sorting phase will be automatically enabled within finish().

        The internal entry table is automatically expanded if there is insufficient space for the new addition.

        Parameters:
        newEntry - the new entry to add.
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - If the FileMode of the entry was not set by the caller.
      • keep

        public void keep​(int pos,
                         int cnt)
        Add a range of existing entries from the destination cache.

        The entries are placed at the end of the entry list. If any of the entries causes the list to now be incorrectly sorted a final sorting phase will be automatically enabled within finish().

        This method copies from the destination cache, which has not yet been updated with this editor's new table. So all offsets into the destination cache are not affected by any updates that may be currently taking place in this editor.

        The internal entry table is automatically expanded if there is insufficient space for the new additions.

        Parameters:
        pos - first entry to copy from the destination cache.
        cnt - number of entries to copy.
      • addTree

        public void addTree​(byte[] pathPrefix,
                            int stage,
                            ObjectReader reader,
                            AnyObjectId tree)
                     throws java.io.IOException
        Recursively add an entire tree into this builder.

        If pathPrefix is "a/b" and the tree contains file "c" then the resulting DirCacheEntry will have the path "a/b/c".

        All entries are inserted at stage 0, therefore assuming that the application will not insert any other paths with the same pathPrefix.

        Parameters:
        pathPrefix - UTF-8 encoded prefix to mount the tree's entries at. If the path does not end with '/' one will be automatically inserted as necessary.
        stage - stage of the entries when adding them.
        reader - reader the tree(s) will be read from during recursive traversal. This must be the same repository that the resulting DirCache would be written out to (or used in) otherwise the caller is simply asking for deferred MissingObjectExceptions. Caller is responsible for releasing this reader when done.
        tree - the tree to recursively add. This tree's contents will appear under pathPrefix. The ObjectId must be that of a tree; the caller is responsible for dereferencing a tag or commit (if necessary).
        Throws:
        java.io.IOException - a tree cannot be read to iterate through its entries.
      • resort

        private void resort()
      • bad

        private static java.lang.IllegalStateException bad​(DirCacheEntry a,
                                                           java.lang.String msg)