MappingApplier

The mapping applier takes in a Mappings instance and applies it to the workspace, or a sub-set of specific classes.

Mapping the whole workspace

To apply mappings to the workspace (affecting classes in the primary resource) pass any Mappings of your choice to applyToPrimaryResource(Mappings).

Mappings mappings = ...

// Create the results containing the mapped output
MappingResults results = applier.applyToPrimaryResource(mappings);

Mapping specific classes

To apply mappings to just a few specific classes, use applyToClasses(Mappings, WorkspaceResource, JvmClassBundle, Collection<JvmClassInfo>).

// Example inputs
Mappings mappings = ...
WorkspaceResource resource = ...
JvmClassBundle bundle = ... // A bundle in the resource
List<JvmClassInfo> classesToMap = ... // Classes in the bundle

// Create the results containing the mapped output
MappingResults results = applier.applyToClasses(mappings, resource, bundle, classesToMap);

Operating on the results

The MappingsResults you get from MappingsApplier contains a summary of:

• The mappings used
• The classes that will be affected
  • The paths to classes in their existing state
  • The paths to classes in their post-mapping state

To apply the results call apply().

// Optional: Inspect the results
// =============================
// Names of affected classes: pre-mapped name --> post-mapped name
//  - If the class was updated because it contains a mapped reference but was itself not mapped
//    then the key/value are equal
Map<String, String> mappedClasses = results.getMappedClasses();
// Map of pre-mapped names to paths into the workspace of the class
Map<String, ClassPathNode> preMappingPaths = results.getPreMappingPaths();
// Map of post-mapped names to paths into the workspace at the location they
// would appear at after applying the results.
Map<String, ClassPathNode> postMappingPaths = results.getPostMappingPaths();

// Apply the mapping results (updates the workspace)
results.apply();