Package cdc.applic.factorization

Interface Splitter

public interface Splitter

Given a set of objects that have disjoint applicabilities and a target applicability, this is used to produce a new set where exactly one object has a target applicability and all other have an applicability that does not intersect with target applicability.

Author:

Damien Carbonne

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
<T> List<SplitEvent<T>>	split(List<? extends T> objects, Expression targetApplicability, ApplicabilityExtractor<? super T> applicabilityExtractor, FactorizationFeatures features)
<T> void	split(List<? extends T> objects, Expression targetApplicability, ApplicabilityExtractor<? super T> applicabilityExtractor, FactorizationFeatures features, SplitHandler<T> handler)	Split a set of objects that have disjoint applicabilities.

Method Detail

split

<T> void split(List<? extends T> objects,
               Expression targetApplicability,
               ApplicabilityExtractor<? super T> applicabilityExtractor,
               FactorizationFeatures features,
               SplitHandler<T> handler)

Split a set of objects that have disjoint applicabilities.

This can:

• Change (reduce) that applicability of an object
• Remove an object
• Create an object, which can happen at most once.
• Reuse an object (that is the merge of remove/create and can happen at most once).

Type Parameters:

T - The object type.

Parameters:

objects - The objects.

targetApplicability - The target applicability.

applicabilityExtractor - The applicability extractor.

features - The features to apply.

handler - The event handler.

split

<T> List<SplitEvent<T>> split(List<? extends T> objects,
                              Expression targetApplicability,
                              ApplicabilityExtractor<? super T> applicabilityExtractor,
                              FactorizationFeatures features)