Package org.eclipse.emf.compare.match.eobject

Class CachingDistance

java.lang.Object

org.eclipse.emf.compare.match.eobject.CachingDistance

All Implemented Interfaces:

ProximityEObjectMatcher.DistanceFunction

public class CachingDistance
extends Object
implements ProximityEObjectMatcher.DistanceFunction

This class wraps a DistanceFunction and cache its result. Any call to distance(a,b) will be cached and the same value will be returned to distance(b,a).

Since:

3.1

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
CachingDistance(ProximityEObjectMatcher.DistanceFunction wrapped)	Create a new caching distance.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
boolean	areIdentic(Comparison inProgress, EObject a, EObject b)	Check that two objects are equals from the distance function point of view (distance should be 0) You should prefer this method when you just want to check objects are not equals enabling the distance to stop sooner.
double	distance(Comparison inProgress, EObject a, EObject b)	Return the distance between two EObjects.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Details

CachingDistance

public CachingDistance(ProximityEObjectMatcher.DistanceFunction wrapped)

Create a new caching distance.

Parameters:

wrapped - actual distance function to cache results from.

Method Details

distance

public double distance(Comparison inProgress,
 EObject a,
 EObject b)

Return the distance between two EObjects. When the two objects should considered as completely different the implementation is expected to return Double.MAX_VALUE.

Specified by:

distance in interface ProximityEObjectMatcher.DistanceFunction

Parameters:

inProgress - the comparison being processed right now. This might be used for the distance to retrieve other matches for instance.

a - first object.

b - second object.

Returns:

the distance between the two EObjects or Double.MAX_VALUE when the objects are considered too different to be the same.

areIdentic

public boolean areIdentic(Comparison inProgress,
 EObject a,
 EObject b)

Check that two objects are equals from the distance function point of view (distance should be 0) You should prefer this method when you just want to check objects are not equals enabling the distance to stop sooner.

Specified by:

areIdentic in interface ProximityEObjectMatcher.DistanceFunction

Parameters:

inProgress - the comparison being processed right now. This might be used for the distance to retrieve other matches for instance.

a - first object.

b - second object.

Returns:

true of the two objects are equals, false otherwise.