/**
* @param <T>
* @param match_class
* @param search_key
* @param use_parent if set to true, the search_key is applied to the search target's parent
* @param use_other if set to true, the search target is always the opposite of the item of the
* element that we check the match_class to
* @return
*/
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
private <T extends CatalogType> Collection<T> find(
Class<T> match_class, CatalogType search_key, boolean use_parent, boolean use_other) {
if (debug.val)
LOG.debug(
String.format(
"find(match_class=%s, search_key=%s, use_parent=%s, use_other=%s)",
match_class.getSimpleName(), search_key.fullName(), use_parent, use_other));
assert (search_key != null) : "Invalid search key";
Set<T> found = new HashSet<T>();
final int use_my_idxs[][] = {{0, 0}, {1, 1}};
final int use_other_idxs[][] = {{0, 1}, {1, 0}};
int lookup_idxs[][] = (use_other ? use_other_idxs : use_my_idxs);
// We're looking for Pairs where one of the elements matches the
// search_key, and
// the other element is of the same type of match_class
for (Pair<CatalogType, CatalogType> pair : this) {
if (trace.val) LOG.trace(pair);
int ctr = 0;
for (int idxs[] : lookup_idxs) {
T cur = (T) pair.get(idxs[0]);
Class<?> cur_class = pair.get(idxs[0]).getClass();
List<Class<?>> all_classes = ClassUtil.getSuperClasses(cur_class);
CatalogType cur_value = (CatalogType) pair.get(idxs[1]);
if (use_parent) cur_value = cur_value.getParent();
if (trace.val) {
LOG.trace("[" + ctr + "] cur: " + cur);
LOG.trace("[" + ctr + "] class: " + cur_class.equals(match_class) + " " + cur_class);
LOG.trace("[" + (ctr++) + "] cur_value: " + cur_value);
}
if (cur_value != null
&& cur_value.equals(search_key)
&& all_classes.contains(match_class)) {
found.add(cur);
break;
}
} // FOR
} // FOR
return (found);
}
