Class ExamplesTable
- Direct Known Subclasses:
ImmutableExamplesTable
|header 1|header 2| .... |header n| |value 11|value 12| .... |value 1n| ... |value m1|value m2| .... |value mn|
Different header and value column separators can be specified to replace the default separator "|":
!!header 1!!header 2!! .... !!header n!! !value 11!value 12! .... !value 1n! ... !value m1!value m2| .... !value mn!
Rows starting with an ignorable separator are allowed and ignored:
|header 1|header 2| .... |header n| |-- A commented row --| |value 11|value 12| .... |value 1n| ... |-- Another commented row --| |value m1|value m2| .... |value mn|
Ignorable separator is configurable and defaults to "|--".
The separators are also configurable via inlined properties:
{ignorableSeparator=!--,headerSeparator=!,valueSeparator=!} !header 1!header 2! .... !header n! !-- A commented row --! !value 11!value 12! .... !value 1n! ... !-- Another commented row --! !value m1!value m2! .... !value mn!
By default all column values are trimmed. To avoid trimming the values, use the "trim" inlined property:
{trim=false} | header 1 | header 2 | .... | header n | | value 11 | value 12 | .... | value 1n |
Comments is column values are supported via the "commentSeparator" inlined property:
{commentSeparator=#} | header 1#comment | header 2 | .... | header n | | value 11#comment | value 12 | .... | value 1n |Comments including the separator are stripped.
Line break is a default separator for rows in ExamplesTable, that's why they can't be added as is to the data. In order to put the value with line breaks to ExamplesTable escape sequences (a character preceded by a backslash (\) is an escape sequence) must be used.
Escape Sequence | Description |
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\n | Insert a newline in the value at this point. |
\r | Insert a carriage return in the text at this point. |
\\ | Insert a backslash character in the text at this point. |
processEscapeSequences
defines whether escape sequences should be replaced in the data.
It’s false
by default (no property is declared explicitly). The allowed values are true
and
false
, any other values are considered invalid and will lead to exception thrown at parsing.
{processEscapeSequences=true, commentSeparator=#} |header | |line 1\nline 2 |# The value with a newline |line 1\r\nline 2|# The value with a carriage return and a newline |line 1\\nline 2 |# The value with an escaped escape sequence, the result will be "line 1\nline 2"
The table allows the retrieval of row values as converted parameters. Use getRowAsParameters(int)
and
invoke Parameters.valueAs(String, Type)
specifying the header and the class type of the parameter.
The table allows the transformation of its string representation via the "transformer" inlined property (multiple transformers will be applied in chain-mode):
{transformer=myTransformerName} {transformer=myOtherTransformerName} |header 1|header 2| .... |header n| |value 11|value 12| .... |value 1n| ... |value m1|value m2| .... |value mn|The transformers need to be registered by name via the
TableTransformers.useTransformer(String, TableTransformer)
. A few transformers are already registered by
default in TableTransformers
.
The table allow filtering on meta by row via the "metaByRow" inlined property:
{metaByRow=true} | Meta: | header 1 | .... | header n | | @name=value | value 11 | .... | value 1n |
Once created, the table row can be modified, via the withRowValues(int, Map)
method, by specifying the
map of row values to be changed.
A table can also be created by providing the entire data content, via the withRows(List)
method.
The parsing code assumes that the number of columns for data rows is the same as in the header, if a row has less fields, the remaining are filled with empty values, if it has more, the fields are ignored.
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Method Summary
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static ExamplesTable
empty()
getRow
(int rowIndex) getRow
(int rowIndex, boolean replaceNamedParameters) getRowAsParameters
(int rowIndex) getRowAsParameters
(int rowIndex, boolean replaceNamedParameters) int
getRows()
<T> List<T>
<T> List<T>
getRowsAsParameters
(boolean replaceNamedParameters) getRowValues
(int rowIndex) getRowValues
(int rowIndex, boolean replaceNamedParameters) boolean
isEmpty()
boolean
void
outputTo
(PrintStream output) toString()
withDefaults
(Parameters defaults) withNamedParameters
(Map<String, String> namedParameters) withRowValues
(int rowIndex, Map<String, String> values)
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Field Details
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INLINED_PROPERTIES_PATTERN
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EMPTY
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Constructor Details
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ExamplesTable
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Method Details
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withDefaults
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withNamedParameters
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withRowValues
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withRows
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getProperties
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getPropertiesAsString
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getHeaders
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getRow
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getRow
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getRowValues
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getRowValues
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getRowAsParameters
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getRowAsParameters
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getRowCount
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metaByRow
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getRows
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getRowsAsParameters
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getRowsAsParameters
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getRowsAs
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getRowsAs
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getColumn
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getColumn
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getHeaderSeparator
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getValueSeparator
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asString
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isEmpty
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outputTo
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empty
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toString
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