com.atlassian.plugins.rest.common.expand.parameter
Interface Indexes

public interface Indexes

Represents indexes as used in expand parameters. The size of the whole collection is required on most of this class methods as it can handle indexes specified as:

• [i]
• [-i]
• [i:j]

where i and j are positive integers.

Method Summary

boolean	contains(int index, int size) Checks wether the index is
java.util.SortedSet<java.lang.Integer>	getIndexes(int size) Gets a sorted set of all indexes, negative indexes having been translated into their positive counter part.
int	getMaxIndex(int size) Gets the maximum index in the range, given the total size of the collection to consider.
int	getMinIndex(int size) Gets the minimum index in the range, given the total size of the collection to consider.
boolean	isRange() Tells whether this represents a contiguous range.

Method Detail

isRange

boolean isRange()

Tells whether this represents a contiguous range. If not a range it is a single index, and getMinIndex(int) and getMaxIndex(int) will return the same value.

Returns:

true if this is a range.

getMinIndex

int getMinIndex(int size)

Gets the minimum index in the range, given the total size of the collection to consider.

Parameters:

size - the size of the collection to consider.

Returns:

the min index

getMaxIndex

int getMaxIndex(int size)

Gets the maximum index in the range, given the total size of the collection to consider.

Parameters:

size - the size of the collection to consider.

Returns:

the max index

contains

boolean contains(int index,
                 int size)

Checks wether the index is

Parameters:

index - the index to look for.

size - the size of the overall collection to consider.

Returns:

true if it does contain the given index, false otherwise.

getIndexes

java.util.SortedSet<java.lang.Integer> getIndexes(int size)

Gets a sorted set of all indexes, negative indexes having been translated into their positive counter part.

Parameters:

size - the size of the overall collection to consider.

Returns:

a set of positive indexes.