Package org.opendaylight.yangtools.yang.parser.spi.meta

Interface BoundStmtCtx<A>

Type Parameters:

A - Argument type

All Superinterfaces:

CommonStmtCtx

All Known Subinterfaces:

BoundStmtCtxCompat<A,D>, EffectiveStmtCtx.Current<A,D>, EffectiveStmtCtx.UndeclaredCurrent<A,D>, RootStmtContext<A,D,E>, RootStmtContext.Mutable<A,D,E>, StmtContext<A,D,E>, StmtContext.Mutable<A,D,E>

@Beta
public interface BoundStmtCtx<A>
extends CommonStmtCtx

A CommonStmtCtx which has additionally been bound to a StatementSupport. It provides argument() as interpreted by that support.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
@Nullable A	argument()	Return the statement argument.
<X, Z extends EffectiveStatement<X, ?>> @NonNull Optional<X>	findSubstatementArgument(@NonNull Class<Z> type)	Search of any child statement context of specified type and return its argument.
default @NonNull A	getArgument()	Return the statement argument in literal format.
boolean	hasSubstatement(@NonNull Class<? extends EffectiveStatement<?,?>> type)	Check if there is any child statement context of specified type.
@NonNull YangVersion	yangVersion()	Return the YangVersion associated with this statement.

Methods inherited from interface org.opendaylight.yangtools.yang.parser.spi.meta.CommonStmtCtx

getRawArgument, producesDeclared, producesEffective, publicDefinition, rawArgument, sourceReference

Method Details

argument

@Nullable A argument()

Return the statement argument.

Returns:

statement argument, or null if this statement does not have an argument

getArgument

default @NonNull A getArgument()

Return the statement argument in literal format.

Returns:

raw statement argument string

Throws:

VerifyException - if this statement does not have an argument

yangVersion

@NonNull YangVersion yangVersion()

Return the YangVersion associated with this statement.

Returns:

YANG version used to bind this statement

findSubstatementArgument

<X,
Z extends EffectiveStatement<X,
?>>
@NonNull Optional<X> findSubstatementArgument(@NonNull Class<Z> type)

Search of any child statement context of specified type and return its argument. If such a statement exists, it is assumed to have the right argument. Users should be careful to use this method for statements which have cardinality 0..1, otherwise this method can return any one of the statement's argument.

Type Parameters:

X - Substatement argument type

Z - Substatement effective statement representation

Parameters:

type - Effective statement representation being look up

Returns:

Optional.empty() if no statement exists, otherwise the argument value

hasSubstatement

boolean hasSubstatement(@NonNull Class<? extends EffectiveStatement<?,?>> type)

Check if there is any child statement context of specified type.

Parameters:

type - Effective statement representation being look up

Returns:

True if such a child statement exists, false otherwise