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   org.apache.commons.betwixt.strategy.HyphenatedNameMapper

HyphenatedNameMapper
public class HyphenatedNameMapper implements NameMapper(Code)
A name mapper which converts types to a hypenated String. So a bean type of FooBar will be converted to the element name "foo-bar". The name mapper can be configured to convert to upper case and to use a different separator via the separator and upperCase properties, so that FooBar can be converted to FOO_BAR if needed, by calling the constructor new HyphenatedNameMapper(true, "_").
author:
   Jason van Zyl
author:
   James Strachan
version:
   $Revision: 471234 $



Constructor Summary
public  HyphenatedNameMapper()
     Construct a hyphenated name mapper that converts the name to lower case and uses the default separator.
public  HyphenatedNameMapper(boolean upperCase)
     Construct a hyphenated name mapper with default separator.
public  HyphenatedNameMapper(boolean upperCase, String separator)
     Construct a hyphenated name mapper.
Parameters:
  upperCase - should the type name be converted (entirely) to upper case
Parameters:
  separator - use this string to separate the words in the name returned.

Method Summary
protected  charconvertChar(char ch)
    
public  StringgetSeparator()
     This separator will be inserted between the words in the bean name.
public  booleanisUpperCase()
    

Should the bean name be converted to upper case?

Otherwise, it will be converted to lower case.

public  StringmapTypeToElementName(String typeName)
    

The words within the bean name are deduced assuming the first-letter-capital (for example camel's hump) naming convention.

public  voidsetSeparator(String separator)
    
public  voidsetUpperCase(boolean upperCase)
     Sets whether upper or lower case conversions should be performed, which defaults to false for lower case.
public  StringtoString()
     Outputs brief description.


Constructor Detail
HyphenatedNameMapper
public HyphenatedNameMapper()(Code)
Construct a hyphenated name mapper that converts the name to lower case and uses the default separator.



HyphenatedNameMapper
public HyphenatedNameMapper(boolean upperCase)(Code)
Construct a hyphenated name mapper with default separator.
Parameters:
  upperCase - should the type name be converted (entirely) to upper case



HyphenatedNameMapper
public HyphenatedNameMapper(boolean upperCase, String separator)(Code)
Construct a hyphenated name mapper.
Parameters:
  upperCase - should the type name be converted (entirely) to upper case
Parameters:
  separator - use this string to separate the words in the name returned. The words in the bean name are deduced by relying on the standard camel's humpproperty naming convention.




Method Detail
convertChar
protected char convertChar(char ch)(Code)
Performs type conversion on the given character based on whether upper or lower case conversions are being used
Parameters:
  ch - the character to be converted converted to upper case if HyphenatedNameMapper.isUpperCase otherwise to lower case



getSeparator
public String getSeparator()(Code)
This separator will be inserted between the words in the bean name. the separator used to seperate words, which defaults to '-'



isUpperCase
public boolean isUpperCase()(Code)

Should the bean name be converted to upper case?

Otherwise, it will be converted to lower case.

whether upper or lower case conversions should be performed, which defaults to false for lower case



mapTypeToElementName
public String mapTypeToElementName(String typeName)(Code)

The words within the bean name are deduced assuming the first-letter-capital (for example camel's hump) naming convention. For example, the words in FooBar are foo and bar.

Next convert all letter in the bean name to either upper case or lower case based on the HyphenatedNameMapper.isUpperCase property value.

Then the HyphenatedNameMapper.getSeparator property value is inserted so that it separates each word.


Parameters:
  typeName - The name string to convert. If a JavaBeanclass name, should included only the last part of the namerather than the fully qualified name (e.g. FooBar rather thanorg.example.FooBar). the bean name converted to either upper or lower case with words separated by the separator.



setSeparator
public void setSeparator(String separator)(Code)
Sets the separator used to seperate words, which defaults to '-'
Parameters:
  separator - the string inserted to separate words



setUpperCase
public void setUpperCase(boolean upperCase)(Code)
Sets whether upper or lower case conversions should be performed, which defaults to false for lower case.
Parameters:
  upperCase - whether the name is to be converted to upper case



toString
public String toString()(Code)
Outputs brief description.
since:
   0.8



Methods inherited from java.lang.Object
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