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Re: [p2-dev] New Query API Questions; Migrating from my own ContextQuery
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One more thing:
If you are willing to sacrifice the IUPackage collection and instead use
the query to search for specific packages, you can probably gain a lot
of performance since the actual capability name will be indexed, i.e.
IQuery query = QueryUtil.createMatchQuery("providedCapabilities.exists(p
| p.name == $0 && p.namespace == 'java.package')", packageName);
OR, first create an expression that can be reused multiple times with
different parameters, i.e.
IExpression expression =
ExpressionUtil.parse("providedCapabilities.exists(p | p.name == $0 &&
p.namespace == 'java.package')");
for(<each packageName>) {
IQuery query = QueryUtil.createMatchQuery(expression, packageName);
...
}
- thomas
On 03/01/2010 06:56 PM, Thomas Hallgren wrote:
Hi Chris,
The query that you show here builds a complex result. At the time of
writing, the ql evaluator cannot create and return instances of a
class like IUPackage so I suggest you divide the query into two steps.
First a query that selects all IU's that provides something in the
"java.package" namespace, and then a step that collects the actual
packages. Something like this (I assume no generics since your example
didn't show any)
IQuery query =
QueryUtil.createMatchQuery("providedCapabilities.exists(p |
p.namespace == 'java.package')");
HashSet iuPackages = new HashSet();
Iterator iter = queryable.query(query, monitor).iterator();
while(iter.hasNext()) {
IInstallableUnit iu = (IInstallableUnit)iter.next();
Iterator pcIter = iu.getProvidedCapabilities().iterator();
while (pcIter.hasNext()) {
IProvidedCapability pc = (IProvidedCapability)pcIter.next();
if (pc.getNamespace().equals("java.package"))
iuPackages.add(new IUPackage(iu, pc.getName(),
pc.getVersion()));
}
}
HTH,
- thomas
On 03/01/2010 06:35 PM, Chris Aniszczyk wrote:
Hey, all. I'm working on a tool that adds bundles, features, packages
(essentially IUs) to your target platform from a p2 repository (via
quickfix and a new fancy search dialog). In the past, I was able to do
something like this via a custom ContextQuery. How would I do
something similar now using the new query API and searching for
particular java packages? I essentially need to search for a specific
package and know what IU it belongs too (in the simplest case).
public class IUNameMatchingQuery extends ContextQuery {
/**
* Performs this query on the given iterator, passing all objects in
the iterator
* that match the criteria of this query to the given result.
*/
public final IQueryResult perform(Iterator iterator) {
Collector result = new Collector();
while (iterator.hasNext()) {
Object candidate = iterator.next();
if (candidate instanceof IInstallableUnit) {
result.accept(candidate);
addPackages(candidate, result);
}
}
return result;
}
private void addPackages(Object candidate, Collector result) {
if (candidate instanceof IInstallableUnit) {
IInstallableUnit iu = (IInstallableUnit) candidate;
Collection providedCapabilities =
iu.getProvidedCapabilities();
Iterator iterator = providedCapabilities.iterator();
while (iterator.hasNext()) {
IProvidedCapability providedCapability =
(IProvidedCapability)
iterator.next();
if
(providedCapability.getNamespace().equals("java.package")) {
//$NON-NLS-1$
result.accept(new IUPackage(iu,
providedCapability.getName(),
providedCapability.getVersion()));
}
}
}
}
}
Cheers,
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