Class DatatypeFeatures

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    java.io.Serializable

    public class DatatypeFeatures
    extends java.lang.Object
    implements java.io.Serializable
    Immutable value class that contains settings for multiple DatatypeFeature enumerations.
    Since:
    2.14
    See Also:
    Serialized Form
    • Method Detail

      • with

        public DatatypeFeatures with​(DatatypeFeature f)
        Mutant factory method that returns an instance with given Feature explicitly enabled.
        Parameters:
        f - DatatypeFeature to explicitly enable in this set
        Returns:
        Existing instance if there is no change (feature was already explicitly enabled), or a new instance with feature explicitly enabled (if it was not).
      • withFeatures

        public DatatypeFeatures withFeatures​(DatatypeFeature... features)
        "Bulk" variant of with(DatatypeFeature) which allows explicit enabling of multiple features
        Parameters:
        features - DatatypeFeatures to explicitly enable in this set
        Returns:
        Existing instance if there is no change (features were already explicitly enabled), or a new instance with features explicitly enabled (if it was not).
      • without

        public DatatypeFeatures without​(DatatypeFeature f)
        Mutant factory method that returns an instance with given Feature explicitly disabled.
        Parameters:
        f - DatatypeFeature to explicitly disable in this set
        Returns:
        Existing instance if there is no change (feature was already explicitly disabled), or a new instance with feature explicitly disabled (if it was not).
      • withoutFeatures

        public DatatypeFeatures withoutFeatures​(DatatypeFeature... features)
        "Bulk" variant of without(DatatypeFeature) which allows explicit disabling of multiple features
        Parameters:
        features - DatatypeFeatures to explicitly disable in this set
        Returns:
        Existing instance if there is no change (features were already explicitly disabled), or a new instance with features explicitly disabled (if it was not).
      • isEnabled

        public boolean isEnabled​(DatatypeFeature f)
        Accessor for getting value of specified feature in this set, regardless of whether explicit defined or not (if not explicitly enabled/disabled returns default value, JacksonFeature.enabledByDefault().
        Parameters:
        f - Feature to check
        Returns:
        True if the specified Feature is enabled in this set either explicitly or by having enabled by default (if not explicit enabled or disabled).
      • isExplicitlySet

        public boolean isExplicitlySet​(DatatypeFeature f)
        Accessor for checking whether given feature has been explicitly enabled or disabled in this set or not: if not it has the default value.
        Parameters:
        f - Feature to check
        Returns:
        Whether given feature has been explicitly set (enabled or disabled) in this set or not.
      • isExplicitlyEnabled

        public boolean isExplicitlyEnabled​(DatatypeFeature f)
        Convenience method equivalent to:
           isExplicitlySet(f) && isEnabled(f)
        
        Parameters:
        f - Feature to check
        Returns:
        Whether given feature has been explicitly enabled
        Since:
        2.15
      • isExplicitlyDisabled

        public boolean isExplicitlyDisabled​(DatatypeFeature f)
        Convenience method equivalent to:
           isExplicitlySet(f) && isDisabled(f)
        
        Parameters:
        f - Feature to check
        Returns:
        Whether given feature has been explicitly disabled
        Since:
        2.15
      • getExplicitState

        public java.lang.Boolean getExplicitState​(DatatypeFeature f)
        Accessor for getting explicit state of given feature in this set iff explicitly set, or null if not explicitly set (default value)
        Parameters:
        f - Feature to check
        Returns:
        Boolean.TRUE if Feature has been explicitly enabled in this set; Boolean.FALSE if Feature has been explicitly disabled in this set; or null if Feature still has its default value.