Package org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.tools

Class AbstractContentAssistVisitor.WhereClauseDeleteStatementHelper

java.lang.Object

org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.tools.AbstractContentAssistVisitor.WhereClauseDeleteStatementHelper

All Implemented Interfaces:

AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Enclosing class:

AbstractContentAssistVisitor

protected static final class AbstractContentAssistVisitor.WhereClauseDeleteStatementHelper
extends java.lang.Object
implements AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Modifier	Constructor	Description
protected	WhereClauseDeleteStatementHelper(AbstractContentAssistVisitor visitor)

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	addClauseProposals()	Adds the JPQL identifier of the clause being scanned by this helper.
void	addInternalClauseProposals(DeleteStatement expression)	Adds the JPQL identifier of the internal clause being scanned by this helper.
Expression	getClause(DeleteStatement expression)	Returns the clause being scanned by this helper.
AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<? extends DeleteStatement>	getNextHelper()	Returns the AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper that will scan the following clause, which is based on the grammar and not on the actual existence of the clause in the parsed tree.
boolean	hasClause(DeleteStatement expression)	Determines whether the clause exists in the parsed tree.
boolean	hasSpaceAfterClause(DeleteStatement expression)	Determines whether there is a space (owned by the SELECT statement) after the clause being scanned by this helper.
boolean	isClauseComplete(DeleteStatement expression)	Determines whether the clause being scanned is complete or not.
boolean	isRequired()	Determines whether the clause is required in order to make the JPQL query grammatically valid.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

WhereClauseDeleteStatementHelper

protected WhereClauseDeleteStatementHelper(AbstractContentAssistVisitor visitor)

Method Detail

addClauseProposals

public void addClauseProposals()

Adds the JPQL identifier of the clause being scanned by this helper.

Note: The identifier should not be added directly to the list, it needs to be filtered out based on the location of the cursor, it can be within a word.

Specified by:

addClauseProposals in interface AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

addInternalClauseProposals

public void addInternalClauseProposals(DeleteStatement expression)

Adds the JPQL identifier of the internal clause being scanned by this helper. For instance, the FROM clause could add its own sub-clauses.

Note: The identifier should not be added directly to the list, it needs to be filtered out based on the location of the cursor, it can be within a word.

Specified by:

addInternalClauseProposals in interface AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Parameters:

expression - The AbstractSelectStatement being visited

getClause

public Expression getClause(DeleteStatement expression)

Returns the clause being scanned by this helper. It is safe to type cast the clause because AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper.hasClause(Expression) is called before this one.

Specified by:

getClause in interface AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Parameters:

expression - The AbstractSelectStatement being visited

Returns:

The clause being scanned

getNextHelper

public AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<? extends DeleteStatement> getNextHelper()

Returns the AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper that will scan the following clause, which is based on the grammar and not on the actual existence of the clause in the parsed tree.

Specified by:

getNextHelper in interface AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Returns:

The AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper for the next clause

hasClause

public boolean hasClause(DeleteStatement expression)

Determines whether the clause exists in the parsed tree.

Specified by:

hasClause in interface AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Parameters:

expression - The AbstractSelectStatement being visited

Returns:

true if the clause has been parsed; false otherwise

hasSpaceAfterClause

public boolean hasSpaceAfterClause(DeleteStatement expression)

Determines whether there is a space (owned by the SELECT statement) after the clause being scanned by this helper.

Specified by:

hasSpaceAfterClause in interface AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Parameters:

expression - The AbstractSelectStatement being visited

Returns:

true if a space follows the clause; false otherwise

isClauseComplete

public boolean isClauseComplete(DeleteStatement expression)

Determines whether the clause being scanned is complete or not.

Specified by:

isClauseComplete in interface AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Parameters:

expression - The AbstractSelectStatement being visited

Returns:

true if the clause is complete; false otherwise

isRequired

public boolean isRequired()

Determines whether the clause is required in order to make the JPQL query grammatically valid.

Specified by:

isRequired in interface AbstractContentAssistVisitor.StatementHelper<DeleteStatement>

Returns:

true if the clause has to be defined; false if the clause is optional