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041:
042:        package org.netbeans.modules.cnd.makewizard;
043:
044:        /**
045:         *  We need to emit lots of make variables of the form "$(foo_bar)", where
046:         *  "foo" is the related to the variable we want to creat and "bar" is
047:         *  related to the current target. This class is a helper class which
048:         *  creates these names for us. To cut down on object creation its intended
049:         *  to be reused with different variables and targets.
050:         */
051:
052:        public class MakeVarName {
053:            private String targetName; // this gets appended to name
054:            private StringBuffer lastName; // save the last name created
055:            private StringBuffer lastRef; // save the last ref created
056:            private StringBuffer lastSuffix; // check if same as last call
057:
058:            private StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer(80);
059:
060:            public MakeVarName() {
061:                targetName = null;
062:                lastName = new StringBuffer(80);
063:                lastRef = new StringBuffer(80);
064:                lastSuffix = new StringBuffer(20);
065:            }
066:
067:            /**
068:             *  Change the targetName so we can reuse this same object with another
069:             *  target.
070:             */
071:            public void setTargetName(String targetName) {
072:                this .targetName = targetName;
073:
074:                lastName.delete(0, lastName.length());
075:                lastRef.delete(0, lastRef.length());
076:                lastSuffix.delete(0, lastSuffix.length());
077:            }
078:
079:            /**
080:             *  Return a string with the desired name. Cache the last suffix and
081:             *  returned string so we don't need to recreate it if we match the
082:             *  last call. This should happen fairly often.
083:             */
084:            public String makeName(String suffix) {
085:
086:                if (suffix.equals(lastSuffix.toString())) {
087:                    return lastName.toString();
088:                } else {
089:                    buffer.replace(0, buffer.length(), suffix);
090:                    buffer.append(targetName);
091:                    lastName.replace(0, lastName.length(), buffer.toString());
092:                    return buffer.toString();
093:                }
094:            }
095:
096:            /**
097:             *  Return a string with the desired name. This flavor allows an extra
098:             *  string to be appended to the name.
099:             */
100:            public String makeName(String suffix, String extra) {
101:
102:                if (suffix.equals(lastSuffix.toString())) {
103:                    return lastName.toString();
104:                } else {
105:                    buffer.replace(0, buffer.length(), suffix);
106:                    buffer.append(targetName);
107:                    buffer.append("_"); // NOI18N
108:                    buffer.append(extra);
109:                    lastName.replace(0, lastName.length(), buffer.toString());
110:                    return buffer.toString();
111:                }
112:            }
113:
114:            /**
115:             *  Return a string with the desired variable reference. Cache the last
116:             *  suffix and returned string so we don't need to recreate it if we
117:             *  match the last call. This should happen fairly often.
118:             */
119:            public String makeRef(String suffix) {
120:
121:                if (suffix.equals(lastSuffix.toString())) {
122:                    return lastRef.toString();
123:                } else {
124:                    buffer.replace(0, buffer.length(), "$("); // NOI18N
125:                    buffer.append(suffix);
126:                    buffer.append(targetName);
127:                    buffer.append(")"); // NOI18N
128:                    lastRef.replace(0, lastRef.length(), buffer.toString());
129:                    return buffer.toString();
130:                }
131:            }
132:
133:            /**
134:             *  Return a string with the desired variable reference. This flavor
135:             *  allows an extra string to be appended to the name.
136:             */
137:            public String makeRef(String suffix, String extra) {
138:
139:                if (suffix.equals(lastSuffix.toString())) {
140:                    return lastRef.toString();
141:                } else {
142:                    buffer.replace(0, buffer.length(), "$("); // NOI18N
143:                    buffer.append(suffix);
144:                    buffer.append(targetName);
145:                    buffer.append("_"); // NOI18N
146:                    buffer.append(extra);
147:                    buffer.append(")"); // NOI18N
148:                    lastRef.replace(0, lastRef.length(), buffer.toString());
149:                    return buffer.toString();
150:                }
151:            }
152:
153:            /** Return the last name we created */
154:            public String lastName() {
155:                return lastName.toString();
156:            }
157:
158:            /** Return the last variable reference we created */
159:            public String lastRef() {
160:                return lastRef.toString();
161:            }
162:        }
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