org.eclipse.jgit.merge

Class MergeResult<S extends Sequence>

java.lang.Object

org.eclipse.jgit.merge.MergeResult<S>

Type Parameters:

S - type of sequence.

All Implemented Interfaces:

Iterable<MergeChunk>

public class MergeResult<S extends Sequence>
extends Object
implements Iterable<MergeChunk>

The result of merging a number of Sequence objects. These sequences have one common predecessor sequence. The result of a merge is a list of MergeChunks. Each MergeChunk contains either a range (a subsequence) from one of the merged sequences, a range from the common predecessor or a conflicting range from one of the merged sequences. A conflict will be reported as multiple chunks, one for each conflicting range. The first chunk for a conflict is marked specially to distinguish the border between two consecutive conflicts.

This class does not know anything about how to present the merge result to the end-user. MergeFormatters have to be used to construct something human readable.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
MergeResult(List<S> sequences) Creates a new empty MergeResult

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	add(int srcIdx, int begin, int end, MergeChunk.ConflictState conflictState) Adds a new range from one of the merged sequences or from the common predecessor.
boolean	containsConflicts()
List<S>	getSequences() Returns the common predecessor sequence and the merged sequence in one list.
Iterator<MergeChunk>	iterator()
protected void	setContainsConflicts(boolean containsConflicts) Sets explicitly whether this merge should be seen as containing a conflict or not.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface java.lang.Iterable

forEach, spliterator

Constructor Detail

MergeResult

public MergeResult(List<S> sequences)

Creates a new empty MergeResult

Parameters:

sequences - contains the common predecessor sequence at position 0 followed by the merged sequences. This list should not be modified anymore during the lifetime of this MergeResult.

Method Detail

add

public void add(int srcIdx,
                int begin,
                int end,
                MergeChunk.ConflictState conflictState)

Adds a new range from one of the merged sequences or from the common predecessor. This method can add conflicting and non-conflicting ranges controlled by the conflictState parameter

Parameters:

srcIdx - determines from which sequence this range comes. An index of x specifies the x+1 element in the list of sequences specified to the constructor

begin - the first element from the specified sequence which should be included in the merge result. Indexes start with 0.

end - specifies the end of the range to be added. The element this index points to is the first element which not added to the merge result. All elements between begin (including begin) and this element are added.

conflictState - when set to NO_CONLICT a non-conflicting range is added. This will end implicitly all open conflicts added before.

getSequences

public List<S> getSequences()

Returns the common predecessor sequence and the merged sequence in one list. The common predecessor is is the first element in the list

Returns:

the common predecessor at position 0 followed by the merged sequences.

iterator

public Iterator<MergeChunk> iterator()

Specified by:

iterator in interface Iterable<MergeChunk>

Returns:

an iterator over the MergeChunks. The iterator does not support the remove operation

containsConflicts

public boolean containsConflicts()

Returns:

true if this merge result contains conflicts

setContainsConflicts

protected void setContainsConflicts(boolean containsConflicts)

Sets explicitly whether this merge should be seen as containing a conflict or not. Needed because during RecursiveMerger we want to do content-merges and take the resulting content (even with conflict markers!) as new conflict-free content

Parameters:

containsConflicts -

Since:

3.5