org.apache.juneau.internal

Class HashCode

java.lang.Object

org.apache.juneau.internal.HashCode

public class HashCode
extends Object

Utility class for generating integer hash codes.

General usage:

int hashCode = new HashCode().add("foobar").add(myobject).add(123).get();

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
HashCode()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
HashCode	add(int i) Hashes the hashcode into this object.
HashCode	add(Object o) Hashes the hashcode of the specified object into this object.
static HashCode	create() Create a new HashCode object.
int	get() Return the calculated hashcode value.
protected Object	unswap(Object o) Converts the object to a normalized form before grabbing it's hashcode.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

HashCode

public HashCode()

Method Detail

create

public static final HashCode create()

Create a new HashCode object.

Returns:

A new HashCode object.

add

public HashCode add(Object o)

Hashes the hashcode of the specified object into this object.

Parameters:

o - The object whose hashcode will be hashed with this object.

Returns:

This object (for method chaining).

add

public HashCode add(int i)

Hashes the hashcode into this object.

The formula is simply hashCode = 31*hashCode + i;

Parameters:

i - The hashcode to hash into this object's hashcode.

Returns:

This object (for method chaining).

get

public int get()

Return the calculated hashcode value.

Returns:

The calculated hashcode.

unswap

protected Object unswap(Object o)

Converts the object to a normalized form before grabbing it's hashcode.

Subclasses can override this method to provide specialized handling (e.g. converting numbers to strings so that 123 and "123" end up creating the same hashcode.)

Default implementation does nothing.

Parameters:

o - The object to normalize before getting it's hashcode.

Returns:

The normalized object.