public class IntegratedFunctionLibrary extends Object implements FunctionLibrary, Serializable
Constructor and Description |
---|
IntegratedFunctionLibrary() |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
---|---|
Expression |
bind(StructuredQName functionName,
int arity,
Expression[] staticArgs,
StaticContext env,
Container container)
Bind an extension function, given the URI and local parts of the function name,
and the list of expressions supplied as arguments.
|
FunctionLibrary |
copy()
This method creates a copy of a FunctionLibrary: if the original FunctionLibrary allows
new functions to be added, then additions to this copy will not affect the original, or
vice versa.
|
FunctionItem |
getFunctionItem(StructuredQName functionName,
int arity,
StaticContext staticContext)
Test whether a function with a given name and arity is available; if so, return a function
item that can be dynamically called.
|
boolean |
isAvailable(StructuredQName functionName,
int arity)
Test whether a function with a given name and arity is available
|
static Expression |
makeFunctionCall(ExtensionFunctionDefinition defn,
Expression[] staticArgs,
Container container) |
void |
registerFunction(ExtensionFunctionDefinition function)
Register an integrated function with this function library
|
public void registerFunction(ExtensionFunctionDefinition function)
function
- the implementation of the function (or set of functions)public Expression bind(StructuredQName functionName, int arity, Expression[] staticArgs, StaticContext env, Container container) throws XPathException
bind
in interface FunctionLibrary
functionName
- the QName of the function being calledarity
- staticArgs
- The expressions supplied statically in arguments to the function call.
The length of this array represents the arity of the function. The intention is
that the static type of the arguments (obtainable via getItemType() and getCardinality()) may
be used as part of the binding algorithm. In some cases it may be possible for the function
to be pre-evaluated at compile time, for example if these expressions are all constant values.
The conventions of the XPath language demand that the results of a function depend only on the
values of the expressions supplied as arguments, and not on the form of those expressions. For
example, the result of f(4) is expected to be the same as f(2+2). The actual expression is supplied
here to enable the binding mechanism to select the most efficient possible implementation (including
compile-time pre-evaluation where appropriate).env
- The static context of the function callcontainer
- XPathException
- if a function is found with the required name and arity, but
the implementation of the function cannot be loaded or used; or if an error occurs
while searching for the function.public static Expression makeFunctionCall(ExtensionFunctionDefinition defn, Expression[] staticArgs, Container container)
public FunctionItem getFunctionItem(StructuredQName functionName, int arity, StaticContext staticContext) throws XPathException
This supports the function-lookup() function in XPath 3.0.
getFunctionItem
in interface FunctionLibrary
functionName
- the qualified name of the function being calledarity
- The number of arguments.staticContext
- the static context to be used by the function, in the event that
it is a system function with dependencies on the static contextXPathException
- in the event of certain errors, for example attempting to get a function
that is privatepublic boolean isAvailable(StructuredQName functionName, int arity)
This supports the function-available() function in XSLT.
isAvailable
in interface FunctionLibrary
functionName
- the qualified name of the function being calledarity
- The number of arguments.public FunctionLibrary copy()
copy
in interface FunctionLibrary
Copyright (c) 2004-2013 Saxonica Limited. All rights reserved.