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Defines the rules to be enforced by PrimitiveArrayChar.isValid. See PrimitiveArrayChar.isValid.

Source code:  PARChar.java.

@version 0.9b @author Jeff Epstein, http://sourceforge.net/projects/xbnjava. **/ public class PARChar extends PrimitiveArrayRule { private char[] acIllegal = null; private APChar apcIllegal = null; /**

Create a completely unrestricted PARChar.

Equal to PARChar(new PARDupNullLen())

Using this constructor causes isRestricted to equal true (until values are subsequently altered).

**/ public PARChar() { //OLD, NO LONGER APPLICABLE TO THIS CLASS, BUT STILL INTERESTING //NOTE: //this(null) //results in an "Ambiguous invocation of constructor" //compiler error, using Jikes. I think it is a Jikes bug. this(new PARDupNullLen()); } /**

Create a PARChar.

Equal to PARChar(par_dupNullLen, (new PAROrderDir()))

**/ public PARChar(PARDupNullLen par_dupNullLen) { this(par_dupNullLen, (new PAROrderDir())); } /**

Create a PARChar.

Equal to PARChar((new PARDupNullLen()), par_orderDir)

**/ public PARChar(PAROrderDir par_orderDir) { this((new PARDupNullLen()), par_orderDir); } /**

Create a PARChar.

Equal to PARChar((new PARDupNullLen()), ac_illegal)

**/ public PARChar(char[] ac_illegal) { this((new PARDupNullLen()), ac_illegal); } /**

Create a PARChar.

Equal to PARChar(par_dupNullLen, par_orderDir, (new char[] {}))

**/ public PARChar(PARDupNullLen par_dupNullLen, PAROrderDir par_orderDir) { this(par_dupNullLen, par_orderDir, (new char[] {})); } /**

Create a PARChar.

Equal to PARChar(par_dupNullLen, (new PAROrderDir()), ac_illegal)

**/ public PARChar(PARDupNullLen par_dupNullLen, char[] ac_illegal) { this(par_dupNullLen, (new PAROrderDir()), ac_illegal); } /**

Create a PARChar.

Equal to PARChar((new PARDupNullLen()), par_dupNullLen, par_orderDir, ac_illegal)

**/ public PARChar(PAROrderDir par_orderDir, char[] ac_illegal) { this((new PARDupNullLen()), par_orderDir, ac_illegal); } /**

Create an PARCGoodUnq.

The first line of this constructor calls PrimitiveArrayRule(par_dupNullLen, par_orderDir).

@param ac_illegal Contains all chars considered illegal. Note that this is sorted in this constructor. May not be null. If zero elements in length, no chars are considered illegal. **/ public PARChar(PARDupNullLen par_dupNullLen, PAROrderDir par_orderDir, char[] ac_illegal) { super(par_dupNullLen, par_orderDir); if(ac_illegal != null) { Arrays.sort(ac_illegal); } acIllegal = ac_illegal; apcIllegal = new APChar(ac_illegal); } /**

Create a full (deep) copy of the provided PARChar.

The first line of this constructor calls PrimitiveArrayRule(par_char)

**/ public PARChar(PARChar par_char) { super(par_char); acIllegal = par_char.acIllegal; apcIllegal = par_char.apcIllegal; } /**

Get the array of chars considered illegal, as an APChar.

@return (new APChar(ac_illegal)) Where ac_illegal is exactly as provided to the constructor (except that it is sorted). Note this object is only created once. **/ public final APChar getAPCIllegal() { return apcIllegal; } /**

Is there at least one int considered illegal?

@return (getAPCIllegal().getLength() > 0) **/ public final boolean hasIllegalChars() { return (getAPCIllegal().getLength() > 0); } /**

Is the provided char illegal?

@param c_har The char to determine legality of. May not be null. @return (Arrays.binarySearch(ac_illegal, c_har) > -1) Where ac_illegal is exactly as provided to the constructor. **/ public boolean isIllegal(char c_har) { return (Arrays.binarySearch(acIllegal, c_har) > -1); } /**

Does this PARChar have any restrictions?

@return (super.isRestricted() || getAPCIllegal().getLength() > 0) **/ public boolean isRestricted() { return (super.isRestricted() || getAPCIllegal().getLength() > 0); } /**

Get some information about this PARChar.

**/ public String toString() { return super.toString() + ", getAPCIllegal()=[" + getAPCIllegal().toString() + "]"; } }