Package org.apache.jasper.util
Class FastRemovalDequeue<T>
java.lang.Object
org.apache.jasper.util.FastRemovalDequeue<T>
- Type Parameters:
T
- The type of elements in the queue
The FastRemovalDequeue is a Dequeue that supports constant time removal of
entries. This is achieved by using a doubly linked list and wrapping any object
added to the collection with an Entry type, that is returned to the consumer.
When removing an object from the list, the consumer provides this Entry object.
The Entry type is nearly opaque to the consumer of the queue. The only public
member is the getter for any object displaced when adding a new object to the
queue. This can be used to destroy that object.
The Entry object contains the links pointing to the neighbours in the doubly
linked list, so that removal of an Entry does not need to search for it but
instead can be done in constant time.
The implementation is fully thread-safe.
Invalidation of Entry objects during removal from the list is done
by setting their "valid" field to false. All public methods which take Entry
objects as arguments are NOP if the entry is no longer valid.
A typical use of the FastRemovalDequeue is a list of entries in sorted order,
where the sort position of an object will only switch to first or last.
Whenever the sort position needs to change, the consumer can remove the object
and reinsert it in front or at the end in constant time.
So keeping the list sorted is very cheap.
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Nested Class Summary
Modifier and TypeClassDescriptionclass
Implementation of a doubly linked list entry. -
Field Summary
Modifier and TypeFieldDescriptionprotected FastRemovalDequeue<T>.Entry
First element of the queue.protected FastRemovalDequeue<T>.Entry
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionint
getSize()
Retrieve the size of the list.void
moveFirst
(FastRemovalDequeue<T>.Entry element) Moves the element in front.void
moveLast
(FastRemovalDequeue<T>.Entry element) Moves the element to the back.pop()
Removes the last element of the list and returns its content.Adds an object to the start of the list and returns the entry created for said object.void
remove
(FastRemovalDequeue<T>.Entry element) Removes any element of the list and returns its content.Adds an object to the end of the list and returns the entry created for said object.unpush()
Removes the first element of the list and returns its content.
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Field Details
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first
First element of the queue. -
last
Last element of the queue.
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Constructor Details
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FastRemovalDequeue
public FastRemovalDequeue(int maxSize) Initialize empty queue.- Parameters:
maxSize
- The maximum size to which the queue will be allowed to grow
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Method Details
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getSize
public int getSize()Retrieve the size of the list. This method also needs to be externally synchronized to ensure correct publication of changes.- Returns:
- the size of the list.
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push
Adds an object to the start of the list and returns the entry created for said object. The entry can later be reused for moving the entry.- Parameters:
object
- the object to prepend to the start of the list.- Returns:
- an entry for use when the object should be moved.
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unpop
Adds an object to the end of the list and returns the entry created for said object. The entry can later be reused for moving the entry.- Parameters:
object
- the object to append to the end of the list.- Returns:
- an entry for use when the object should be moved.
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unpush
Removes the first element of the list and returns its content.- Returns:
- the content of the first element of the list.
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pop
Removes the last element of the list and returns its content.- Returns:
- the content of the last element of the list.
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remove
Removes any element of the list and returns its content.- Parameters:
element
- The element to remove
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moveFirst
Moves the element in front. Could also be implemented as remove() and push(), but explicitly coding might be a bit faster.- Parameters:
element
- the entry to move in front.
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moveLast
Moves the element to the back. Could also be implemented as remove() and unpop(), but explicitly coding might be a bit faster.- Parameters:
element
- the entry to move to the back.
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