/**
* Returns <code>true</code> for regular files (not directories) with an <code>exe</code>
* extension (case-insensitive comparison).
*
* @param file the file to test
* @return <code>true</code> for regular files (not directories) with an <code>exe</code>
* extension (case-insensitive comparison).
*/
@Override
public boolean isApplication(AbstractFile file) {
String extension = file.getExtension();
// the isDirectory() test comes last as it is I/O bound
return extension != null && extension.equalsIgnoreCase("exe") && !file.isDirectory();
}
/**
* It is possible to add several files with same name to the Trash. These files are distinguished
* by _N appended to the name, where _N is rising int number. <br>
* This method tries to find first empty <code>filename_N.ext</code>.
*
* @param file File to be deleted
* @return Suitable filename in trash (without .trashinfo extension)
*/
private String getUniqueFilename(AbstractFile file) throws IOException {
// try if no previous file in trash exists
if (!TRASH_FILES_SUBFOLDER.getChild(file.getName()).exists()) return file.getName();
String rawName = file.getNameWithoutExtension();
String extension = file.getExtension();
// find first empty filename in format filename_N.ext
String filename;
int count = 1;
while (true) {
filename = rawName + "_" + count++;
if (extension != null) {
filename += "." + extension;
}
if (!TRASH_FILES_SUBFOLDER.getChild(filename).exists()) return filename;
}
}
@Override
public String getExtension() {
return file.getExtension();
}
public int compare(AbstractFile f1, AbstractFile f2) {
long diff;
boolean is1Directory = f1.isDirectory();
boolean is2Directory = f2.isDirectory();
if (directoriesFirst) {
if (is1Directory && !is2Directory)
return -1; // ascending has no effect on the result (a directory is always first) so let's
// return
else if (is2Directory && !is1Directory)
return 1; // ascending has no effect on the result (a directory is always first) so let's
// return
// At this point, either both files are directories or none of them are
}
if (criterion == SIZE_CRITERION) {
// Consider that directories have a size of 0
long fileSize1 = is1Directory ? 0 : f1.getSize();
long fileSize2 = is2Directory ? 0 : f2.getSize();
// Returns file1 size - file2 size, file size of -1 (unavailable) is considered as enormous
// (max long value)
diff =
(fileSize1 == -1 ? Long.MAX_VALUE : fileSize1)
- (fileSize2 == -1 ? Long.MAX_VALUE : fileSize2);
} else if (criterion == DATE_CRITERION) {
diff = f1.getDate() - f2.getDate();
} else if (criterion == PERMISSIONS_CRITERION) {
diff = f1.getPermissions().getIntValue() - f2.getPermissions().getIntValue();
} else if (criterion == EXTENSION_CRITERION) {
diff = compareStrings(f1.getExtension(), f2.getExtension(), true, true);
} else if (criterion == OWNER_CRITERION) {
diff = compareStrings(f1.getOwner(), f2.getOwner(), true, true);
} else if (criterion == GROUP_CRITERION) {
diff = compareStrings(f1.getGroup(), f2.getGroup(), true, true);
} else { // criterion == NAME_CRITERION
diff = compareStrings(f1.getName(), f2.getName(), true);
if (diff == 0) {
// This should never happen unless the current filesystem allows a directory to have
// several files with different case variations of the same name.
// AFAIK, no OS/filesystem allows this, but just to be safe.
// Case-sensitive name comparison
diff = compareStrings(f1.getName(), f2.getName(), false);
}
}
if (criterion != NAME_CRITERION
&& diff == 0) // If both files have the same criterion's value, compare names
diff = compareStrings(f1.getName(), f2.getName(), true, false);
// Cast long value to int, without overflowing the int if the long value exceeds the min or max
// int value
int intValue;
if (diff > Integer.MAX_VALUE) intValue = Integer.MAX_VALUE; // 2147483647
else if (diff
< Integer.MIN_VALUE
+ 1) // Need that +1 so that the int is not overflowed if ascending order is enabled
// (i.e. int is negated)
intValue = Integer.MIN_VALUE + 1; // 2147483647
else intValue = (int) diff;
return ascending
? intValue
: -intValue; // Note: ascending is used more often, more efficient to negate for descending
}