Test coverage report for MetricProcedureCompare.java - www.sdmetrics.com
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package com.sdmetrics.metrics;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Iterator;
import com.sdmetrics.model.ModelElement;
/**
* Calculates the deprecated "compare" metric procedure.
* <p>
* Element comparisons are now just a special case of projections, comparing the
* principal element in the condition expression.
*/
public class MetricProcedureCompare extends MetricProcedure {
@Override
protected Object calculate(ModelElement element, Metric metric)
throws SDMetricsException {
ProcedureAttributes attributes = metric.getAttributes();
// delegate call to corresponding set procedure
boolean returnElement = attributes.getBooleanValue("return_element",
false);
Set proxySet = new Set("proxy", metric.getType());
proxySet.setAttributes(attributes);
SetProcedureCompare setProcedure = new SetProcedureCompare();
setProcedure.setMetricsEngine(getMetricsEngine());
Collection<?> result = setProcedure.setCompare(element, proxySet,
returnElement);
// process 'return element' attribute
if (returnElement) {
Iterator<?> it = result.iterator();
return it.hasNext() ? it.next() : "";
}
return Integer.valueOf(result.size());
}
}