Package org.web3d.x3d.jsail.fields
Class MFString
java.lang.Object
org.web3d.x3d.jsail.fields.X3DConcreteField
org.web3d.x3d.jsail.fields.MFString
This utility class provides a concrete implementation corresponding to MFString X3D field type.
Warning: this is an abstract interface that cannot be instantiated as a concrete object. Java programmers typically only need to use concrete objects provided by the
Package hint: This specification class is defined by the X3D Java Language Binding Specification for the Scene Authoring Interface (SAI). MFString is an array of SFString values, each "quoted" and separated by whitespace. Individual SFString array values are optionally separated by commas in XML syntax.
Related field object:
Warning: this is an abstract interface that cannot be instantiated as a concrete object. Java programmers typically only need to use concrete objects provided by the
org.web3d.x3d.jsail
classes.
Package hint: This specification class is defined by the X3D Java Language Binding Specification for the Scene Authoring Interface (SAI). MFString is an array of SFString values, each "quoted" and separated by whitespace. Individual SFString array values are optionally separated by commas in XML syntax.
Related field object:
SFString
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Field Summary
Modifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final String[]
Default value for this field type is an empty array.static final String
Default string value for this field type is "".static final String
String constant NAME provides name of this element: MFStringstatic final Pattern
Precompiled regular expression (regex) pattern for this field type using default REGEX value.static final String
Default regular expression (regex) pattern for this field type is (\s|\S)*static final int
Default tuple size for this field type is 1 (i.e. number of component values making up a single-field SF object).Fields inherited from class org.web3d.x3d.jsail.fields.X3DConcreteField
validationResult
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Constructor Summary
ConstructorDescriptionMFString()
Constructor for MFString performs value initialization.Constructor to parse String as new initial value.Constructor for MFString using a corresponding Java primitive String[] array as new initial value.Constructor to copy an MFString value as initial value for this new field object.Utility constructor for MFString to assign a single SFString as new initial value. -
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Places new value(s) at the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly.void
Appends another array at the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly.Appends a new MFString to the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly.Appends a new singleton typed value at the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly.static String
cleanupEnumerationValue
(String value) Utility method for single enumeration value to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets to create an unadorned enumeration String.Modify current object values to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets.static String[]
cleanupEnumerationValues
(String values) Utility method for a single String containing multiple enumeration values to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets to create unadorned MFString elements as a String[] array.static String[]
cleanupEnumerationValues
(String[] values) Utility method for multiple enumeration values to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets in a String[] array.cleanupEnumerationValues
(ArrayList<String> values) Utility method for multiple enumeration values to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets from a ArrayList of values.Modify current object values to trim enclosing quotes and outer whitespace.static String
cleanupUnescapedEnclosingQuotes
(String singleValue) Utility method to trim enclosing quotes and outer whitespace from an arbitrary String value, without removing escaped quotation marks (\").static String[]
cleanupUnescapedEnclosingQuotes
(String[] values) Utility method to trim enclosing quotes and outer whitespace from elements in an arbitrary String[] array.Utility method to trim enclosing quotes and outer whitespace from elements in an ArrayList of arbitrary String values.void
clear()
Removes all values in the field array, changing the array size to zero.boolean
Determine whether two objects contain equal values.get1Value
(int index) Get an individual value from the existing field array.String[]
Provides current value of the field as a Java primitive type.void
Get the current value of this MFString by copying it into the valueDestination array, leaving the current object unchanged.final void
Initialization for MFString applies default initial value.void
insertValue
(int index, String newValue) Insert a new value prior to the index location in the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly.static final boolean
isArray()
Whether or not this field type is an array (true)boolean
Determine whether current value matches DEFAULT_VALUEfinal boolean
matches()
Test PATTERN match via regular expression (regex) check of current object's toString() value.static final boolean
Test PATTERN match with regular expression (regex) of provided value.void
remove
(int index) Remove one SFString element of the field array at index position, if found.void
Replace a single value at the appropriate location in the existing value array.void
Assign an array subset to this field.void
Assign a new String[] value to this field.Apply an MFString value to this field.Assign a single-field SFString as new array value.setValueByString
(String newValue) Utility accessor for MFString using String valueint
size()
Get the size of the underlying data array, meaning the number of simple SFString elements for the given data type.toString()
Provides current value as a String.static String
Static utility method to provide String representation of a correctly typed input value.Provide String representation of this object, properly escaped for XML-based X3D syntax and conforming to X3D Canonical Form.final String
validate()
Validate current value via regular expression (regex) check of current object's toString() value, reporting errors only if found.final String
Validate current value via regular expression (regex) check of current object's toString() value, reporting errors only if found.Methods inherited from class org.web3d.x3d.jsail.fields.X3DConcreteField
addX3DEventListener, getDefinition, getTupleSize, getValidationResult, isReadable, isWritable, removeX3DEventListener, setReadable, setWritable
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Field Details
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NAME
String constant NAME provides name of this element: MFString- See Also:
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DEFAULT_VALUE
Default value for this field type is an empty array.- See Also:
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DEFAULT_VALUE_STRING
Default string value for this field type is "".- See Also:
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TUPLE_SIZE
public static final int TUPLE_SIZEDefault tuple size for this field type is 1 (i.e. number of component values making up a single-field SF object).- See Also:
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REGEX
Default regular expression (regex) pattern for this field type is (\s|\S)*- See Also:
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PATTERN
Precompiled regular expression (regex) pattern for this field type using default REGEX value.- See Also:
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Constructor Details
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MFString
public MFString()Constructor for MFString performs value initialization. -
MFString
Constructor to copy an MFString value as initial value for this new field object.- Parameters:
newValue
- The newValue to apply
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MFString
Constructor for MFString using a corresponding Java primitive String[] array as new initial value.- Parameters:
newValue
- is new value to assign setContainerFieldOverride(containerFieldName); // apply checksConcreteField#getTupleSize(String)
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MFString
Constructor to parse String as new initial value.- Parameters:
newValue
- is new value to assign
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MFString
Utility constructor for MFString to assign a single SFString as new initial value.- Parameters:
newValue
- is new value to assign
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Method Details
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isArray
public static final boolean isArray()Whether or not this field type is an array (true)- Returns:
- true if array type
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initialize
public final void initialize()Initialization for MFString applies default initial value. Static initializer also provided to verify that the regex pattern compiles and matches that default value.- Specified by:
initialize
in classX3DConcreteField
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cleanupEnumerationValues
Modify current object values to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets.- Returns:
MFString
- namely this same object to allow sequential method pipelining (i.e. consecutive method invocations on the same node object).- See Also:
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cleanupEnumerationValue
Utility method for single enumeration value to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets to create an unadorned enumeration String.- Parameters:
value
- single enumeration string intended for use as an SFString or MFString value- Returns:
- unquoted string values containing no whitespace as MFString list
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cleanupEnumerationValues
Utility method for a single String containing multiple enumeration values to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets to create unadorned MFString elements as a String[] array.- Parameters:
values
- zero or more enumeration values intended for use as an MFString list- Returns:
- unquoted string values containing no whitespace as MFString list
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cleanupEnumerationValues
Utility method for multiple enumeration values to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets in a String[] array.- Parameters:
values
- zero or more enumeration values intended for use as an MFString list- Returns:
- unquoted string values containing no whitespace as String[] array
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cleanupEnumerationValues
Utility method for multiple enumeration values to ignore all whitespace, remove all embedded quotes, remove all commas, and remove all square brackets from a ArrayList of values.- Parameters:
values
- zero or more enumeration values intended for use as an MFString list- Returns:
- unquoted string values containing no whitespace as MFString list
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cleanupUnescapedEnclosingQuotes
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cleanupUnescapedEnclosingQuotes
Utility method to trim enclosing quotes and outer whitespace from an arbitrary String value, without removing escaped quotation marks (\").
Warning: do not use this method on a String that contains multiple quoted values, use cleanupEnumerationValues() instead.- Parameters:
singleValue
- input String for use with MFString list, which must be unquoted- Returns:
- unquoted String value
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cleanupUnescapedEnclosingQuotes
Utility method to trim enclosing quotes and outer whitespace from elements in an arbitrary String[] array.- Parameters:
values
- String[] array for use with MFString list, which must be unquoted- Returns:
- unquoted String[] array
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cleanupUnescapedEnclosingQuotes
Utility method to trim enclosing quotes and outer whitespace from elements in an ArrayList of arbitrary String values.- Parameters:
values
- existing ArrayList of String values for use with MFString list, which must be unquoted- Returns:
- unquoted String[] array
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equals
Determine whether two objects contain equal values.- Parameters:
comparisonMFString
- field type to compare- Returns:
- true if equivalent, false otherwise
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validate
Validate current value via regular expression (regex) check of current object's toString() value, reporting errors only if found.- Returns:
- empty string if PATTERN matches, warning otherwise
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validateRegex
Validate current value via regular expression (regex) check of current object's toString() value, reporting errors only if found.- Returns:
- empty string if PATTERN matches, warning otherwise
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matches
public final boolean matches()Test PATTERN match via regular expression (regex) check of current object's toString() value.- Returns:
- true if PATTERN matches, false otherwise
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matches
Test PATTERN match with regular expression (regex) of provided value.- Parameters:
value
- String to check against regex pattern for successful match- Returns:
- true if PATTERN matches, false otherwise
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setValueByString
Utility accessor for MFString using String value- Parameters:
newValue
- is new value to assign- Returns:
MFMatrix4d
- namely this same object to allow sequential method pipelining (i.e. consecutive method invocations on the same node object).- Throws:
InvalidFieldValueException
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toString
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toStringX3D
Provide String representation of this object, properly escaped for XML-based X3D syntax and conforming to X3D Canonical Form.- Returns:
- XML/X3D-escaped String version of this object
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getValue
Get the current value of this MFString by copying it into the valueDestination array, leaving the current object unchanged. -
getPrimitiveValue
Provides current value of the field as a Java primitive type.- Returns:
- current value
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toString
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get1Value
Get an individual value from the existing field array.
If the index is outside the bounds of the current array of data values, an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException is thrown.
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get1Value
in interfaceMFString
- Parameters:
index
- is position of selected value in current array- Returns:
- The selected value
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ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
- The index was outside of the bounds of the current array.
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setValue
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setValue
Assign a new String[] value to this field.- Parameters:
newValue
- is replacement value array to assign- See Also:
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setValue
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set1Value
Replace a single value at the appropriate location in the existing value array. Size of the current underlying value array does not change.- Specified by:
set1Value
in interfaceMFString
- Parameters:
index
- is position of selected value in current arraynewValue
- provides new value to apply- Throws:
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
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append
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append
Appends another array at the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly. Warning: newValue array length must correspond to tuple size for base type MFVec4f tuple size of 4.- Parameters:
newValue
- The newValue to append- See Also:
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append
Appends a new singleton typed value at the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly. Note: this method can be useful for incrementally constructing arrays.- Parameters:
newValue
- The newValue to append- Returns:
MFString
- namely this same object to allow sequential method pipelining (i.e. consecutive method invocations on the same object).
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append
Appends a new MFString to the end of the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly. Note: this method can be useful for constructing long arrays.- Parameters:
newValue
- The newValue to append- Returns:
MFString
- namely this same object to allow sequential method pipelining (i.e. consecutive method invocations on the same object).- See Also:
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insertValue
Insert a new value prior to the index location in the existing value array, increasing the field length accordingly.- Specified by:
insertValue
in interfaceMFString
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index
- The position for the inserted value in the current arraynewValue
- The newValue to insert- See Also:
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size
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clear
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remove
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setValue
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isDefaultValue
public boolean isDefaultValue()Determine whether current value matches DEFAULT_VALUE- Returns:
- whether current value matches DEFAULT_VALUE
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