ERD2WContextDictionary Class Reference

Collaboration diagram for ERD2WContextDictionary:

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Classes
class	Configuration
Public Member Functions
D2WContext	context ()
NSDictionary	dictionary ()
String	dictionaryString ()
	ERD2WContextDictionary (String pageConfiguration, NSDictionary dictionary)
	ERD2WContextDictionary (String pageConfigurationName, NSArray pageKeys, NSArray componentKeys)
NSArray	rulesForLevel (int level)
String	toString ()
Protected Member Functions
void	addPageLevelValues ()
void	addPropertyKeys (NSMutableDictionary componentLevelKeys, NSArray array)
void	addRulesForPropertyKeys (int level, NSMutableArray rules, NSArray keys)
NSDictionary	componentLevelValuesForKey (String propertyKey)
Protected Attributes
NSMutableDictionary	_allKeys
NSMutableArray	_componentLevelKeys
D2WContext	_context
NSMutableDictionary	_dictionary
String	_pageConfiguration
NSMutableArray	_pageLevelKeys
Private Member Functions
Assignment	createAssigment (String key, Object value)
Static Private Attributes
static final Logger	log = Logger.getLogger(ERD2WContextDictionary.class)

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Detailed Description

Converts given entries of a D2WContext with a specified page configuration to a dictionary and to rules again.
Very useful for debugging and testing. You can effectively dump a context for a given page configuration into a .plist file once you are content with your page, then make tons of changes to the rules and all the while test the changed value against all your stored dictionaries, which should make you more confident to make changes like *true* => componentName = "D2WString" [100]
Also, given a dictionary, you can re-create the rules for creating these entries with any given level.
Reads in your d2wclientConfiguration.plists files from every bundle and also reads in the values given in the editors and supports fields.
So be sure to keep the entries to those files up to date :)

 NSArray pageKeys = new NSArray(new Object [] {"pageWrapperName", "pageName", "headComponentName", "displayPropertyKeys"});
 NSArray componentKeys = new NSArray(new Object [] {"componentName", "customComponentName"});
 ERD2WContextDictionary dict = new ERD2WContextDictionary("CreateModuleGroup", pageKeys, componentKeys);
 String value = NSPropertyListSerialization.stringFromPropertyList(dict.dictionary());
 

RENAMEME: to something more sensible??

Author:

ak

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ERD2WContextDictionary	(	String	pageConfigurationName,
		NSArray	pageKeys,
		NSArray	componentKeys
	)

ERD2WContextDictionary	(	String	pageConfiguration,
		NSDictionary	dictionary
	)

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Member Function Documentation

void addPageLevelValues

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)

[protected]

void addPropertyKeys	(	NSMutableDictionary	componentLevelKeys,
		NSArray	array
	)			[protected]

void addRulesForPropertyKeys	(	int	level,
		NSMutableArray	rules,
		NSArray	keys
	)			[protected]

NSDictionary componentLevelValuesForKey

(

String

propertyKey

)

[protected]

Returns the keys for the given property key. To find which keys are requiered, the componentName key is used to get the editors and supports.

Parameters:

propertyKey

D2WContext context

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Assignment createAssigment	(	String	key,
		Object	value
	)			[private]

NSDictionary dictionary

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)

String dictionaryString

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)

NSArray rulesForLevel

(

int

level

)

String toString

(

)

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Member Data Documentation

NSMutableDictionary _allKeys [protected]

NSMutableArray _componentLevelKeys [protected]

D2WContext _context [protected]

NSMutableDictionary _dictionary [protected]

String _pageConfiguration [protected]

NSMutableArray _pageLevelKeys [protected]

final Logger log = Logger.getLogger(ERD2WContextDictionary.class) [static, private]

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• /opt/source/Wonder/Frameworks/Core/ERDirectToWeb/Sources/er/directtoweb/ERD2WContextDictionary.java