## org.autoplot.dom.DomUtil

operations for the DOM, such as search-for-node and child properties

## DomUtil( )

## STRING_TO_FONT

## STRING_TO_COLOR

## AUTO_TO_COLOR

## abbreviateRight

abbreviateRight( String s, int len ) → String

trim the string on the left, leaving the right visible.

### Parameters

s - the string
len - the number of characters

### Returns:

"..."+s.substring(s.length() - len)
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## applyMacro

applyMacro( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode state, String node, String sval ) → void

Look through the state property values for references to ${PWD} and replace them with sval.

### Parameters

state - the domNode, typically starting from the Application root.
node - %{PWD}
sval - /tmp

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)
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## asArrayList

asArrayList( Object[] a ) → java.util.ArrayList

Just like Arrays.toList, but copies into ArrayList so elements may be inserted.

### Parameters

a - a java.lang.Object[]

### Returns:

ArrayList that can have elements inserted
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## checkUniqueIdsAndReferences

checkUniqueIdsAndReferences( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, java.util.List problems ) → java.util.List

detect where ids are not unique

### Parameters

dom - an Application
problems - a java.util.List

### Returns:

a java.util.List

### See Also:

deleteDuplicateIds which will make the vap valid, at least.
validateDom(org.autoplot.dom.Application, java.util.List)
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## childDiff

childDiff( String childName, org.autoplot.dom.Diff diff ) → org.autoplot.dom.Diff

return the child diff in the context of the parent node. May return null if the diff cannot be described.

### Parameters

childName - a String
diff - a Diff

### Returns:

an org.autoplot.dom.Diff
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## childDiffs

childDiffs( String childName, java.util.List diffs ) → java.util.List

return the child diff in the context of the parent node. May return null if the diff cannot be described.

### Parameters

childName - a String
diffs - a java.util.List

### Returns:

a java.util.List
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## copyOverInternalData

copyOverInternalData( org.autoplot.dom.Application srcdom, org.autoplot.dom.Application dstdom ) → void

copy over "vap+internal:" data, where data is found in the controller but no URI represents it. This is to support https://sourceforge.net/p/autoplot/bugs/2332/, where we now copy over any data we find as well.

### Parameters

srcdom - the src dom with controllers and possibly internal data.
dstdom - the dst dom with controllers.

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)
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## deleteDataSourceFilter

deleteDataSourceFilter( org.autoplot.dom.Application application, org.autoplot.dom.DataSourceFilter dsf ) → void

delete the data source filter.

### Parameters

application - an Application
dsf - the data source filter to remove.

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)

### See Also:

org.autoplot.dom.ApplicationController#deleteDataSourceFilter(org.autoplot.dom.DataSourceFilter)
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## deleteDuplicateIds

deleteDuplicateIds( org.autoplot.dom.Application state ) → void

if there are duplicate ids, we can delete them to at least make the vap valid.

### Parameters

state - an Application

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)
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## describe

describe( DatumRange init, DatumRange fin ) → String

describe the change in axis range. These include:

- zoom in, zoom out - one range completely contains the other.
- pan - the range is adjusted but partially overlaps
- scan - the range is adjusted so that the two do not intersect.

### Parameters

init - the initial range
fin - the final range

### Returns:

the human consumable string, e.g. "zoom out"
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encodeColor( java.awt.Color c ) → String [view source]
encodeFont( java.awt.Font f ) → String [view source]

## findBinding

findBinding( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode src, String srcProp, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode dst, String dstProp ) → org.autoplot.dom.BindingModel

Find the first binding matching this search, if one exists. If a property name or node is null, then the search is unconstrained.

### Parameters

dom - the dom tree
src - null or the source node containing the property
srcProp - null or the binding name
dst - null or the target node containing the property
dstProp - null or the binding name

### Returns:

the BindingModel or null if it doesn't exist.
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## findBindings

findBindings( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode src, String srcProp ) → java.util.List

returns a list of bindings of the node for the property

### Parameters

dom - the dom tree
src - null or the node to which or from which a binding exists
srcProp - null or the property name of the binding.

### Returns:

a java.util.List
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## findBindings

findBindings( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode src, String srcProp, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode dst, String dstProp ) → java.util.List

Find the bindings that match given constraints. If a property name or node is null, then the search is unconstrained.

### Parameters

dom - the dom tree
src - null or the source node containing the property
srcProp - null or the binding name
dst - null or the target node containing the property
dstProp - null or the binding name

### Returns:

the BindingModel or null if it doesn't exist.
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## findBindings

findBindings( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, java.util.List src, String srcProp, java.util.List dst, String dstProp ) → java.util.List

Find the bindings that match given constraints. If a property name or node is null, then the search is unconstrained.

### Parameters

dom - the dom tree
src - null or the source node containing the property
srcProp - null or the binding name
dst - null or the target node containing the property
dstProp - null or the binding name

### Returns:

the BindingModel or null if it doesn't exist.
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## findElementsById

findElementsById( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode root, String regex ) → java.util.List

find the nodes matching this regex.

### Parameters

root - the node to start at.
regex - the regular expression.

### Returns:

the nodes.
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## findListeners

findListeners( Object o, String prop ) → void

print a list of who is listening to the property

### Parameters

o - the dom node or dom node controller.
prop - the property name.

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)
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formatObject( Object obj ) → String [view source]

## getArrayDiffs

getArrayDiffs( String property, Object[] nodes1, Object[] nodes2 ) → java.util.List

list the differences in two arrays of the same type of object. This is the diffs that will make nodes2 look like nodes1. Presently this just identifies inserts and deletes. If the objects are DomNodes, then ids are used to match nodes.

### Parameters

property - name used to identify the difference in the result.
nodes1 - list of nodes
nodes2 - list of nodex

### Returns:

list of Diffs between the lists.
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## getBoundsForPlot

getBoundsForPlot( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.Plot p ) → java.awt.Rectangle

return the bounds for the plot, including the space needed for the title but not the space needed for the axes. This is not intuitively difficult to do, but since one Row is generally relative to another row, this is not trivial.

### Parameters

dom - the layout containing the plot
p - the plot

### Returns:

the bounds

### See Also:

getRowPositionPixels(org.autoplot.dom.Application, org.autoplot.dom.Row, java.lang.String)
getColumnPositionPixels(org.autoplot.dom.Application, org.autoplot.dom.Column, java.lang.String)
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## getBoundsForXAxis

getBoundsForXAxis( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.Plot p ) → java.awt.Rectangle

return the bounds for the xaxis, including the space needed for the label. The ephemeris (TCAs) lines needed is not known, so five lines are assumed.

### Parameters

dom - the layout containing the plot
p - the plot

### Returns:

the bounds

### See Also:

getRowPositionPixels(org.autoplot.dom.Application, org.autoplot.dom.Row, java.lang.String)
getColumnPositionPixels(org.autoplot.dom.Application, org.autoplot.dom.Column, java.lang.String)
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## getBoundsForZAxis

getBoundsForZAxis( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.Plot p ) → java.awt.Rectangle

return the bounds for the colorbar zaxis, including the space needed for the label.

### Parameters

dom - the layout containing the plot
p - the plot

### Returns:

the bounds

### See Also:

getRowPositionPixels(org.autoplot.dom.Application, org.autoplot.dom.Row, java.lang.String)
getColumnPositionPixels(org.autoplot.dom.Application, org.autoplot.dom.Column, java.lang.String)
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## getColumn

getColumn( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, String id ) → org.autoplot.dom.Column

return the column with the ID.

### Parameters

dom - the application
id - the column's id.

### Returns:

the column

### See Also:

getElementById(org.autoplot.dom.DomNode, java.lang.String) which is slower.
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## getColumnPositionPixels

getColumnPositionPixels( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.Column col, String position ) → int

convert the layout to the pixel position if the left side of the column. The one and only canvas is used for the width. Note this is not trivial, because the parent must be considered as well.

### Parameters

dom - the layout containing the column, and canvases[0] is used.
col - the column
position - a string like "100%-5em"

### Returns:

the position in pixels.
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## getDataSourceFiltersFor

getDataSourceFiltersFor( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.Plot p ) → java.util.List

return the list of DataSourceFilters for a plot.

### Parameters

dom - the application
p - the plot

### Returns:

new list of dataSourceFilters
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## getDiffs

getDiffs( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node1, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node2 ) → java.util.List

automatically detect the diffs between two DomNodes of the same type. return the list of diffs that will make node2 look like node1. The property "controller" is ignored.

### Parameters

node1 - a DomNode
node2 - a DomNode

### Returns:

a java.util.List
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## getDiffs

getDiffs( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node1, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node2, java.util.List exclude ) → java.util.List

return the list of diffs that will make node2 look like node1. This assumes that the two nodes are not modified by another thread.

### Parameters

node1 - a node
node2 - a node
exclude - if non-null, exclude these properties.

### Returns:

a java.util.List
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## getElementByAddress

getElementByAddress( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode domNode, String address ) → org.autoplot.dom.DomNode

return the node at the address, for example "plots[2].xaxis" of an application.

### Parameters

domNode - the initial dom node, like dom.
address - the address, like plots[2].xaxis

### Returns:

the domNode at the address.

### See Also:

getElementById(org.autoplot.dom.DomNode, java.lang.String) y
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## getElementById

getElementById( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode root, String id, boolean allowEmpty ) → org.autoplot.dom.DomNode

like getElementById, but return null if the id is an empty string.

### Parameters

root - a DomNode
id - a String
allowEmpty - a boolean

### Returns:

an org.autoplot.dom.DomNode
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## getElementById

getElementById( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode root, String id ) → org.autoplot.dom.DomNode

return the node with this id, or null if the id is not found.

### Parameters

root - the root, such as the dom or the canvas.
id - the id of the node.

### Returns:

the node with this id, or null if the id is not found.

### See Also:

getElementByAddress(org.autoplot.dom.DomNode, java.lang.String)
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## getParentsFor

getParentsFor( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, String uri ) → java.util.List

return the parent DataSourceFilters for uris like vap+internal:data_1,data_2 Note this was the only way to combine data before the "Data Mashup Tool" was introduced, and the Mashup tool is probably a better way to do this.

### Parameters

dom - the dom
uri - the uri, like vap+internal:data_1,data_2

### Returns:

the DataSourceFilters
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## getPlot

getPlot( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, String id ) → org.autoplot.dom.Plot

return the plot with the ID.

### Parameters

dom - the application
id - the plot's id

### Returns:

the plot

### See Also:

getElementById(org.autoplot.dom.DomNode, java.lang.String) which is slower.
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## getPlotAsString

getPlotAsString( org.autoplot.dom.Application application, org.autoplot.dom.Plot domPlot ) → String

this was made public for bug 1520. This returns a 1-plot dom, but this may change. We find all plots sharing the same row and column as the plot, and also any plots belonging to the rows and columns which are children of the plot's rows and columns (inset plot).

### Parameters

application - the application (with a controller)
domPlot - the target plot

### Returns:

a String containing .vap for the one plot, plus any other coincident or inset plots.

### See Also:

GuiSupport#insertStringVapIntoPlot(java.awt.Component, org.autoplot.dom.ApplicationController, org.autoplot.dom.Plot, java.lang.String)
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## getPlotElement

getPlotElement( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, String id ) → org.autoplot.dom.PlotElement

return the plotElement with the ID.

### Parameters

dom - the application
id - the plotElement's id

### Returns:

the plot

### See Also:

getElementById(org.autoplot.dom.DomNode, java.lang.String) which is slower.
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## getPlotElementsFor

getPlotElementsFor( org.autoplot.dom.Application application, org.autoplot.dom.Plot plot ) → java.util.List

Return the plot elements that contained within a plot.

### Parameters

application - the dom for a plot.
plot - the plot containing plot elements.

### Returns:

the plot elements contained by the plot.
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## getPlotElementsFor

getPlotElementsFor( org.autoplot.dom.Application application, org.autoplot.dom.DataSourceFilter dsf ) → java.util.List

Return the plot elements that contained within a plot.

### Parameters

application - the dom for a plot.
dsf - the data source filter used by one (or more) plot element.

### Returns:

the plot elements using the dataSourceFilter.
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## getPlotForAxis

getPlotForAxis( org.autoplot.dom.Application app, org.autoplot.dom.Axis oa ) → org.autoplot.dom.Plot

return null or the plot using the axis.

### Parameters

app - the application
oa - the axis

### Returns:

null or the plot using the axis
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## getPropertyType

getPropertyType( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node, String propertyName ) → java.lang.Class

get the property type, e.g. Datum.class or [Lorg.virbo.autoplot.dom.Canvas (array of Canvases.)

### Parameters

node - the dom node
propertyName - the property name

### Returns:

the property type
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## getPropertyValue

getPropertyValue( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node, String propertyName ) → Object

get the node property value

### Parameters

node - the dom node
propertyName - the property name

### Returns:

the node property value
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## getRow

getRow( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, String id ) → org.autoplot.dom.Row

return the row with the ID.

### Parameters

dom - the application
id - the row's id.

### Returns:

the row

### See Also:

getElementById(org.autoplot.dom.DomNode, java.lang.String) which is slower.
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## getRowPositionPixels

getRowPositionPixels( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.Row row, String position ) → int

convert the layout to the pixel position if the top of the row. Note this is not trivial, because the parent must be considered as well.

### Parameters

dom - the layout containing the row, and canvases[0] is used.
row - the row
position - a string like "100%-1em+1px"

### Returns:

the position in pixels
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## indexOf

indexOf( java.util.List nodes, Object node ) → int

returns the index by ID, not by equals. Equals cannot be overriden, because property change diffs, etc.

### Parameters

nodes - list of nodes
node - the node to search for

### Returns:

the index or -1.
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## layoutToString

layoutToString( org.autoplot.dom.Canvas c ) → String

print a one-line representation of the layout, showing canvas dimensions, font size, margin row and column, and the first row.

### Parameters

c - a Canvas

### Returns:

a String
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## moveToJustAbove

moveToJustAbove( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, String referenceId, String pId ) → void

move the plot element within the dom below the plot element.

### Parameters

dom - the dom (with no controllers)
referenceId - the plot element which is the reference
pId - the plot element to move

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)
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## moveToJustBelow

moveToJustBelow( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, String referenceId, String pId ) → void

move the plot element within the dom below the plot element.

### Parameters

dom - the dom (with no controllers)
referenceId - the plot element which is the reference
pId - the plot element to move

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)
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## nodeHasProperty

nodeHasProperty( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node1, String property ) → boolean

allow verification that the node has a property. I killed an hour with a bug where I was using "timerange" instead of "timeRange"... Always use the constants: Application.PROP_TIMERANGE

### Parameters

node1 - a DomNode
property - a String

### Returns:

a boolean
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## oneFamily

oneFamily( java.util.List elementsIn ) → boolean

returns true if all the plotElements are a parent and its children.

### Parameters

elementsIn - a java.util.List

### Returns:

a boolean
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parseObject( Object context, String s ) → Object [view source]

## resolveProperties

resolveProperties( String template, String root, java.util.Map props ) → String

plugs values from USER_PROPERTIES or METADATA into template string.

### Parameters

template - template, for example the title or label.
root - USER_PROPERTIES, METADATA, etc.
props - properties tree.

### Returns:

a String
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## setPropertyValue

setPropertyValue( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node, String propertyName, Object val ) → void

set the property value

### Parameters

node - the dom node
propertyName - the property name
val - the new value

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)
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## structureChanges

structureChanges( org.autoplot.dom.Application dom, org.autoplot.dom.Application state ) → boolean

returns true if the dom structure changes. For example the number of plotElements changes, then this returns true. If only the range of an axis changes, then return false; 2012-01-11: check axis units after failure in test002_003 showed that old dataset was used for autoranging.

### Parameters

dom - an Application
state - an Application

### Returns:

true if the dom structure changes.
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## syncTo

syncTo( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node1, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node2 ) → void

sync node1 to node2 through introspection. This only works for nodes without controllers, etc. It would be really nice to figure out how to generalize this to include inserted nodes,etc.

### Parameters

node1 - a DomNode
node2 - a DomNode

### Returns:

void (returns nothing)
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syncTo( org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node1, org.autoplot.dom.DomNode node2, java.util.List exclude ) → void [view source]

## validateDom

validateDom( org.autoplot.dom.Application application, java.util.List problems ) → boolean

returns true if the dom is valid, throws a runtime exception otherwise

### Parameters

application - the dom
problems - descriptions of the problems will be inserted here

### Returns:

true if the dom is valid, throws a runtime exception otherwise

### See Also:

deleteDuplicateIds(org.autoplot.dom.Application)
checkUniqueIdsAndReferences(org.autoplot.dom.Application, java.util.List)
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## vapToJython

vapToJython( org.autoplot.dom.Application app0, org.autoplot.dom.Application app ) → String[]

Ivar requested a vap-to-Jython converter.

### Parameters

app0 - an Application
app - an Application

### Returns:

a String[]
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