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IncrementingPrintableStringGenerator.java

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package com.yahoo.ycsb.generator;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.NoSuchElementException;
import java.util.Set;
/**
* A generator that produces strings of {@link #length} using a set of code points
* from {@link #characterSet}. Each time {@link #nextValue()} is executed, the string
* is incremented by one character. Eventually the string may rollover to the beginning
* and the user may choose to have the generator throw a NoSuchElementException at that
* point or continue incrementing. (By default the generator will continue incrementing).
* <p>
* For example, if we set a length of 2 characters and the character set includes
* [A, B] then the generator output will be:
* <ul>
* <li>AA</li>
* <li>AB</li>
* <li>BA</li>
* <li>BB</li>
* <li>AA <-- rolled over</li>
* </ul>
* <p>
* This class includes some default character sets to choose from including ASCII
* and plane 0 UTF.
*/
public class IncrementingPrintableStringGenerator extends Generator<String> {
/** Default string length for the generator. */
public static final int DEFAULTSTRINGLENGTH = 8;
/**
* Set of all character types that include every symbol other than non-printable
* control characters.
*/
public static final Set<Integer> CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL;
static {
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL = new HashSet<Integer>(24);
// numbers
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.DECIMAL_DIGIT_NUMBER);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.LETTER_NUMBER);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.OTHER_NUMBER);
// letters
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.UPPERCASE_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.LOWERCASE_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.TITLECASE_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.OTHER_LETTER);
// marks
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.COMBINING_SPACING_MARK);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.NON_SPACING_MARK);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.ENCLOSING_MARK);
// punctuation
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.CONNECTOR_PUNCTUATION);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.DASH_PUNCTUATION);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.START_PUNCTUATION);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.END_PUNCTUATION);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.INITIAL_QUOTE_PUNCTUATION);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.FINAL_QUOTE_PUNCTUATION);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.OTHER_PUNCTUATION);
// symbols
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.MATH_SYMBOL);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.CURRENCY_SYMBOL);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.MODIFIER_SYMBOL);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.OTHER_SYMBOL);
// separators
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.SPACE_SEPARATOR);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.LINE_SEPARATOR);
CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL.add((int)Character.PARAGRAPH_SEPARATOR);
}
/**
* Set of character types including only decimals, upper and lower case letters.
*/
public static final Set<Integer> CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHA;
static {
CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHA = new HashSet<Integer>(2);
CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHA.add((int)Character.UPPERCASE_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHA.add((int)Character.LOWERCASE_LETTER);
}
/**
* Set of character types including only decimals, upper and lower case letters.
*/
public static final Set<Integer> CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHANUMERICS;
static {
CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHANUMERICS = new HashSet<Integer>(3);
CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.DECIMAL_DIGIT_NUMBER);
CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.UPPERCASE_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.LOWERCASE_LETTER);
}
/**
* Set of character types including only decimals, letter numbers,
* other numbers, upper, lower, title case as well as letter modifiers
* and other letters.
*/
public static final Set<Integer> CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS;
static {
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS = new HashSet<Integer>(8);
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.DECIMAL_DIGIT_NUMBER);
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.LETTER_NUMBER);
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.OTHER_NUMBER);
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.UPPERCASE_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.LOWERCASE_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.TITLECASE_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.MODIFIER_LETTER);
CHAR_TYPE_EXTENDED_ALPHANUMERICS.add((int)Character.OTHER_LETTER);
}
/** The character set to iterate over. */
private final int[] characterSet;
/** An array indices matching a position in the output string. */
private int[] indices;
/** The length of the output string in characters. */
private final int length;
/** The last value returned by the generator. Should be null if {@link #nextValue()}
* has not been called.*/
private String lastValue;
/** Whether or not to throw an exception when the string rolls over. */
private boolean throwExceptionOnRollover;
/** Whether or not the generator has rolled over. */
private boolean hasRolledOver;
/**
* Generates strings of 8 characters using only the upper and lower case alphabetical
* characters from the ASCII set.
*/
public IncrementingPrintableStringGenerator() {
this(DEFAULTSTRINGLENGTH, printableBasicAlphaASCIISet());
}
/**
* Generates strings of {@link #length} characters using only the upper and lower
* case alphabetical characters from the ASCII set.
* @param length The length of string to return from the generator.
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the length is less than one.
*/
public IncrementingPrintableStringGenerator(final int length) {
this(length, printableBasicAlphaASCIISet());
}
/**
* Generates strings of {@link #length} characters using the code points in
* {@link #characterSet}.
* @param length The length of string to return from the generator.
* @param characterSet A set of code points to choose from. Code points in the
* set can be in any order, not necessarily lexical.
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the length is less than one or the character
* set has fewer than one code points.
*/
public IncrementingPrintableStringGenerator(final int length, final int[] characterSet) {
if (length < 1) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Length must be greater than or equal to 1");
}
if (characterSet == null || characterSet.length < 1) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Character set must have at least one character");
}
this.length = length;
this.characterSet = characterSet;
indices = new int[length];
}
@Override
public String nextValue() {
if (hasRolledOver && throwExceptionOnRollover) {
throw new NoSuchElementException("The generator has rolled over to the beginning");
}
final StringBuilder buffer = new StringBuilder(length);
for (int i = 0; i < length; i++) {
buffer.append(Character.toChars(characterSet[indices[i]]));
}
// increment the indices;
for (int i = length - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
if (indices[i] >= characterSet.length - 1) {
indices[i] = 0;
if (i == 0 || characterSet.length == 1 && lastValue != null) {
hasRolledOver = true;
}
} else {
++indices[i];
break;
}
}
lastValue = buffer.toString();
return lastValue;
}
@Override
public String lastValue() {
return lastValue;
}
/** @param exceptionOnRollover Whether or not to throw an exception on rollover. */
public void setThrowExceptionOnRollover(final boolean exceptionOnRollover) {
this.throwExceptionOnRollover = exceptionOnRollover;
}
/** @return Whether or not to throw an exception on rollover. */
public boolean getThrowExceptionOnRollover() {
return throwExceptionOnRollover;
}
/**
* Returns an array of printable code points with only the upper and lower
* case alphabetical characters from the basic ASCII set.
* @return An array of code points
*/
public static int[] printableBasicAlphaASCIISet() {
final List<Integer> validCharacters =
generatePrintableCharacterSet(0, 127, null, false, CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHA);
final int[] characterSet = new int[validCharacters.size()];
for (int i = 0; i < validCharacters.size(); i++) {
characterSet[i] = validCharacters.get(i);
}
return characterSet;
}
/**
* Returns an array of printable code points with the upper and lower case
* alphabetical characters as well as the numeric values from the basic
* ASCII set.
* @return An array of code points
*/
public static int[] printableBasicAlphaNumericASCIISet() {
final List<Integer> validCharacters =
generatePrintableCharacterSet(0, 127, null, false, CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHANUMERICS);
final int[] characterSet = new int[validCharacters.size()];
for (int i = 0; i < validCharacters.size(); i++) {
characterSet[i] = validCharacters.get(i);
}
return characterSet;
}
/**
* Returns an array of printable code points with the entire basic ASCII table,
* including spaces. Excludes new lines.
* @return An array of code points
*/
public static int[] fullPrintableBasicASCIISet() {
final List<Integer> validCharacters =
generatePrintableCharacterSet(32, 127, null, false, null);
final int[] characterSet = new int[validCharacters.size()];
for (int i = 0; i < validCharacters.size(); i++) {
characterSet[i] = validCharacters.get(i);
}
return characterSet;
}
/**
* Returns an array of printable code points with the entire basic ASCII table,
* including spaces and new lines.
* @return An array of code points
*/
public static int[] fullPrintableBasicASCIISetWithNewlines() {
final List<Integer> validCharacters =new ArrayList<Integer>();
validCharacters.add(10); // newline
validCharacters.addAll(generatePrintableCharacterSet(32, 127, null, false, null));
final int[] characterSet = new int[validCharacters.size()];
for (int i = 0; i < validCharacters.size(); i++) {
characterSet[i] = validCharacters.get(i);
}
return characterSet;
}
/**
* Returns an array of printable code points the first plane of Unicode characters
* including only the alpha-numeric values.
* @return An array of code points
*/
public static int[] printableAlphaNumericPlaneZeroSet() {
final List<Integer> validCharacters =
generatePrintableCharacterSet(0, 65535, null, false, CHAR_TYPES_BASIC_ALPHANUMERICS);
final int[] characterSet = new int[validCharacters.size()];
for (int i = 0; i < validCharacters.size(); i++) {
characterSet[i] = validCharacters.get(i);
}
return characterSet;
}
/**
* Returns an array of printable code points the first plane of Unicode characters
* including all printable characters.
* @return An array of code points
*/
public static int[] fullPrintablePlaneZeroSet() {
final List<Integer> validCharacters =
generatePrintableCharacterSet(0, 65535, null, false, CHAR_TYPES_ALL_BUT_CONTROL);
final int[] characterSet = new int[validCharacters.size()];
for (int i = 0; i < validCharacters.size(); i++) {
characterSet[i] = validCharacters.get(i);
}
return characterSet;
}
/**
* Generates a list of code points based on a range and filters.
* These can be used for generating strings with various ASCII and/or
* Unicode printable character sets for use with DBs that may have
* character limitations.
* <p>
* Note that control, surrogate, format, private use and unassigned
* code points are skipped.
* @param startCodePoint The starting code point, inclusive.
* @param lastCodePoint The final code point, inclusive.
* @param characterTypesFilter An optional set of allowable character
* types. See {@link Character} for types.
* @param isFilterAllowableList Determines whether the {@code allowableTypes}
* set is inclusive or exclusive. When true, only those code points that
* appear in the list will be included in the resulting set. Otherwise
* matching code points are excluded.
* @param allowableTypes An optional list of code points for inclusion or
* exclusion.
* @return A list of code points matching the given range and filters. The
* list may be empty but is guaranteed not to be null.
*/
public static List<Integer> generatePrintableCharacterSet(
final int startCodePoint,
final int lastCodePoint,
final Set<Integer> characterTypesFilter,
final boolean isFilterAllowableList,
final Set<Integer> allowableTypes) {
// since we don't know the final size of the allowable character list we
// start with a list then we'll flatten it to an array.
final List<Integer> validCharacters = new ArrayList<Integer>(lastCodePoint);
for (int codePoint = startCodePoint; codePoint <= lastCodePoint; ++codePoint) {
if (allowableTypes != null &&
!allowableTypes.contains(Character.getType(codePoint))) {
continue;
} else {
// skip control points, formats, surrogates, etc
final int type = Character.getType(codePoint);
if (type == Character.CONTROL ||
type == Character.SURROGATE ||
type == Character.FORMAT ||
type == Character.PRIVATE_USE ||
type == Character.UNASSIGNED) {
continue;
}
}
if (characterTypesFilter != null) {
// if the filter is enabled then we need to make sure the code point
// is in the allowable list if it's a whitelist or that the code point
// is NOT in the list if it's a blacklist.
if ((isFilterAllowableList && !characterTypesFilter.contains(codePoint)) ||
(characterTypesFilter.contains(codePoint))) {
continue;
}
}
validCharacters.add(codePoint);
}
return validCharacters;
}
}

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