Spring formatting rules committed and applied
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* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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* limitations under the License.
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*/
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package org.springsource.loaded;
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/**
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* Manages a mapping of names to numbers. The same number anywhere means the same name. This means that if some type a/b/C has been
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* loaded in two places (by different classloaders), it will have the same number in both. Only one of those a/b/C types will be
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* visible at the location in question, the tricky part could be working out which one (if classloaders are being naughty) but in
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* theory the first time we get confused (due to finding the name twice), we can work out which one is right and use that mapping
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* from then on.
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* Manages a mapping of names to numbers. The same number anywhere means the same name. This means that if some type
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* a/b/C has been loaded in two places (by different classloaders), it will have the same number in both. Only one of
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* those a/b/C types will be visible at the location in question, the tricky part could be working out which one (if
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* classloaders are being naughty) but in theory the first time we get confused (due to finding the name twice), we can
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* work out which one is right and use that mapping from then on.
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*
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* @author Andy Clement
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* @since 0.8.1
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public class NameRegistry {
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private static int nextTypeId = 0;
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private static int size = 10;
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private static String[] allocatedIds = new String[size];
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private NameRegistry() {
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}
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/**
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* Return the id for a particular type. This method will not allocate a new id if the type is unknown, it will return -1
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* instead.
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* Return the id for a particular type. This method will not allocate a new id if the type is unknown, it will
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* return -1 instead.
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*
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* @param slashedClassName a type name like java/lang/String
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* @return the allocated ID for that type or -1 if unknown
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}
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/**
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* Return the id for a particular type. This method will not allocate a new id if the type is unknown, it will return -1
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* instead.
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* Return the id for a particular type. This method will not allocate a new id if the type is unknown, it will
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* return -1 instead.
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*
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* @param slashedClassName a type name like java/lang/String
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* @return the allocated ID for that type or -1 if unknown
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