net.ontopia.topicmaps.viz
Class BasenameUserThemeFilter
java.lang.Object
net.ontopia.topicmaps.viz.AbstractUserThemeFilter
net.ontopia.topicmaps.viz.BasenameUserThemeFilter
public class BasenameUserThemeFilter
- extends AbstractUserThemeFilter
INTERNAL: Abstract class which provides access to filtering themes
out which are not relevant to the user context.
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
scopeIndex
protected ScopeIndexIF scopeIndex
instanceIndex
protected ClassInstanceIndexIF instanceIndex
BasenameUserThemeFilter
public BasenameUserThemeFilter(TopicMapIF topicMap)
setTopicMap
public void setTopicMap(TopicMapIF topicMap)
- Overrides:
setTopicMap
in class AbstractUserThemeFilter
shouldNotBeUsed
public boolean shouldNotBeUsed(TopicIF actTheme)
- Process theme and find out if it belongs to the user context and
should therefore be displayed when selecting them. If any of the
following rules apply the theme should be not displayed.
[Assumption:
Topic "A" is a theme that scopes a base name of topic "B"]
Rule 1: if there exists an association between topic belonging to
this theme and one or more topics which are related to the
scoped base names
OR
if one or more topics belonging to scoped basename(s)
is/are of type of the theme
( "B" is associated with "A" OR
"B" is an instance of "A" )
Role 2: topic belonging to this theme is used to type association roles
AND
one or more topics belonging to with this theme scoped basenames
are used to type associations in which the
topic belonging to the theme is playing an association role
( "A" is the role type in at least one association of type "B" AND
"B" is an association type )
Role 3: one or more of the topics belonging to the scoped basenames
is/are used as a scope theme itself/themselves
( "B" is a theme )
- Specified by:
shouldNotBeUsed
in class AbstractUserThemeFilter
- Returns:
- boolean: true if this theme should not be displayed
for user context configuration
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