Github user Graeme-Miller commented on a diff in the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/brooklyn-server/pull/818#discussion_r138651745
--- Diff:
core/src/main/java/org/apache/brooklyn/core/objs/AbstractEntityAdjunct.java ---
@@ -568,6 +570,98 @@ public void setUniqueTag(String uniqueTag) {
return highlightsToReturn;
}
+ /** Records a named highlight against this object, for persistence and
API access.
+ * See common highlights including {@link #HIGHLIGHT_NAME_LAST_ACTION}
and
+ * {@link #HIGHLIGHT_NAME_LAST_CONFIRMATION}.
+ * Also see convenience methods eg {@link #highlightOngoing(String,
String)} and {@link #highlight(String, String, Task)}
+ * and {@link HighlightTuple}.
+ */
+ protected void setHighlight(String name, HighlightTuple tuple) {
+ highlights.put(name, tuple);
+ }
+
+ /** As {@link #setHighlight(String, HighlightTuple)}, convenience for
recording an item which is intended to be ongoing. */
+ protected void highlightOngoing(String name, String description) {
+ highlights.put(name, new HighlightTuple(description, 0, null));
+ }
+ /** As {@link #setHighlight(String, HighlightTuple)}, convenience for
recording an item with the current time. */
+ protected void highlightNow(String name, String description) {
+ highlights.put(name, new HighlightTuple(description,
System.currentTimeMillis(), null));
+ }
+ /** As {@link #setHighlight(String, HighlightTuple)}, convenience for
recording an item with the current time and given task. */
+ protected void highlight(String name, String description, @Nullable
Task<?> t) {
+ highlights.put(name, new HighlightTuple(description,
System.currentTimeMillis(), t!=null ? t.getId() : null));
+ }
+
+ /** As {@link #setHighlight(String, HighlightTuple)} for {@link
#HIGHLIGHT_NAME_TRIGGERS} (as ongoing). */
+ protected void highlightTriggers(String description) {
+ highlightOngoing(HIGHLIGHT_NAME_TRIGGERS, description);
+ }
+ protected <T> void highlightTriggers(Sensor<?> s, Object source) {
+ highlightTriggers(Collections.singleton(s),
Collections.singleton(source));
+ }
+ protected <T> void highlightTriggers(Iterable<? extends Sensor<?
extends T>> s, Object source) {
+ highlightTriggers(s, (Iterable<?>) (source instanceof Iterable ?
(Iterable<?>)source : Collections.singleton(source)));
+ }
+ protected <U> void highlightTriggers(Sensor<?> s, Iterable<U> sources)
{
+ highlightTriggers(Collections.singleton(s), sources);
+ }
+ protected <T,U> void highlightTriggers(Iterable<? extends Sensor<?
extends T>> sensors, Iterable<U> sources) {
+ StringBuilder msg = new StringBuilder("Listening for ");
+ boolean firstWord = true;
+ if (sensors!=null) for (Object s: sensors) {
+ if (s==null) continue;
+ if (!firstWord) { msg.append(", "); } else { firstWord =
false; }
+ // s is normally a sensor but forgive other things if caller
cheated generics
+ msg.append(s instanceof Sensor ? ((Sensor<?>)s).getName() :
s.toString());
+ }
+ if (firstWord) msg.append("<nothing>");
+
+ firstWord = true;
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lines 620 -> 639 are confusing and it is difficult to extract what the code
is supposed to do. I had a go at what I think is a simpler solution:
```
if(!myList.isEmpty() && !(myList.size() == 1 &&
myList.iterator().next().equals(getEntity())) {
msg.append(" on ");
List<String> stringList = myList.stream().map((Sensor s) -> {
if (s.equals(getEntity())) {
return "self";
} else if (s instanceof Sensor) {
return ((Sensor<?>) s).getName();
} else {
return s.toString();
}
}).collect(Collectors.toList());
msg.append(String.join(",", stringList));
}
```
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