check-flagged-apis: add Symbol value class
check-flagged-apis will read contents from various sources, which use different formats to represent the same piece information (e.g. "class#field" or "<class><field>"). Introduce a Symbol value class to represent any API (i.e. a class, field or method) in a unified format. Bug: 334870672 Test: m check-flagged-apis && check-flagged-apis Change-Id: Id9404294a87b23a9d43e5e13ce39ea5a92608e33
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@ -20,6 +20,43 @@ package com.android.checkflaggedapis
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import com.github.ajalt.clikt.core.CliktCommand
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import com.github.ajalt.clikt.core.ProgramResult
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/**
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* Class representing the fully qualified name of a class, method or field.
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*
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* This tool reads a multitude of input formats all of which represents the fully qualified path to
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* a Java symbol slightly differently. To keep things consistent, all parsed APIs are converted to
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* Symbols.
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*
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* All parts of the fully qualified name of the Symbol are separated by a dot, e.g.:
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* <pre>
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* package.class.inner-class.field
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* </pre>
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*/
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@JvmInline
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internal value class Symbol(val name: String) {
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companion object {
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private val FORBIDDEN_CHARS = listOf('/', '#', '$')
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/** Create a new Symbol from a String that may include delimiters other than dot. */
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fun create(name: String): Symbol {
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var sanitizedName = name
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for (ch in FORBIDDEN_CHARS) {
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sanitizedName = sanitizedName.replace(ch, '.')
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}
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return Symbol(sanitizedName)
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}
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}
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init {
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require(!name.isEmpty()) { "empty string" }
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for (ch in FORBIDDEN_CHARS) {
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require(!name.contains(ch)) { "$name: contains $ch" }
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}
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}
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override fun toString(): String = name.toString()
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}
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class CheckCommand : CliktCommand() {
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override fun run() {
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println("hello world")
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