org.apache.velocity.runtime.parser.node
Class MathUtils

java.lang.Object
  extended by org.apache.velocity.runtime.parser.node.MathUtils

public abstract class MathUtils
extends Object

Utility-class for all arithmetic-operations.

All operations (+ - / *) return a Number which type is the type of the bigger argument.
Example:
add ( new Integer(10), new Integer(1)) will return an Integer-Object with the value 11
add ( new Long(10), new Integer(1)) will return an Long-Object with the value 11
add ( new Integer(10), new Float(1)) will return an Float-Object with the value 11

Overflow checking:
For integral values (byte, short, int) there is an implicit overflow correction (the next "bigger" type will be returned). For example, if you call add (new Integer (Integer.MAX_VALUE), 1) a Long-object will be returned with the correct value of Integer.MAX_VALUE+1.
In addition to that the methods multiply,add and substract implement overflow checks for long-values. That means that if an overflow occurs while working with long values a BigInteger will be returned.
For all other operations and types (such as Float and Double) there is no overflow checking.

Author:
Peter Romianowski

Field Summary
protected static int BASE_BIGDECIMAL
           
protected static int BASE_BIGINTEGER
           
protected static int BASE_DOUBLE
           
protected static int BASE_FLOAT
           
protected static int BASE_LONG
          The constants are used to determine in which context we have to calculate.
protected static BigDecimal DECIMAL_ZERO
          A BigDecimal representing the number 0
protected static BigInteger INT_ZERO
           
protected static Map ints
          The Class-object is key, the maximum-value is the value
protected static List typesBySize
          The "size" of the number-types - ascending.
 
Constructor Summary
MathUtils()
           
 
Method Summary
static Number add(Number op1, Number op2)
          Add two numbers and return the correct value / type.
static int compare(Number op1, Number op2)
          Compare two numbers.
static Number divide(Number op1, Number op2)
          Divide two numbers.
static boolean isInteger(Number n)
          Test, whether the given object is an integer value (Byte, Short, Integer, Long, BigInteger)
static boolean isZero(Number n)
          Compare the given Number to 0.
static Number modulo(Number op1, Number op2)
          Modulo two numbers.
static Number multiply(Number op1, Number op2)
          Multiply two numbers and return the correct value / type.
static Number subtract(Number op1, Number op2)
          Subtract two numbers and return the correct value / type.
static BigDecimal toBigDecimal(Number n)
          Convert the given Number to a BigDecimal
static BigInteger toBigInteger(Number n)
          Convert the given Number to a BigInteger
static Number wrapPrimitive(long value, Class type)
          Wrap the given primitive into the given class if the value is in the range of the destination type.
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Field Detail

DECIMAL_ZERO

protected static BigDecimal DECIMAL_ZERO
A BigDecimal representing the number 0


INT_ZERO

protected static BigInteger INT_ZERO

BASE_LONG

protected static final int BASE_LONG
The constants are used to determine in which context we have to calculate.

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Constant Field Values

BASE_FLOAT

protected static final int BASE_FLOAT
See Also:
Constant Field Values

BASE_DOUBLE

protected static final int BASE_DOUBLE
See Also:
Constant Field Values

BASE_BIGINTEGER

protected static final int BASE_BIGINTEGER
See Also:
Constant Field Values

BASE_BIGDECIMAL

protected static final int BASE_BIGDECIMAL
See Also:
Constant Field Values

ints

protected static Map ints
The Class-object is key, the maximum-value is the value


typesBySize

protected static List typesBySize
The "size" of the number-types - ascending.

Constructor Detail

MathUtils

public MathUtils()
Method Detail

toBigDecimal

public static BigDecimal toBigDecimal(Number n)
Convert the given Number to a BigDecimal


toBigInteger

public static BigInteger toBigInteger(Number n)
Convert the given Number to a BigInteger


isZero

public static boolean isZero(Number n)
Compare the given Number to 0.


isInteger

public static boolean isInteger(Number n)
Test, whether the given object is an integer value (Byte, Short, Integer, Long, BigInteger)


wrapPrimitive

public static Number wrapPrimitive(long value,
                                   Class type)
Wrap the given primitive into the given class if the value is in the range of the destination type. If not the next bigger type will be chosen.


add

public static Number add(Number op1,
                         Number op2)
Add two numbers and return the correct value / type. Overflow detection is done for integer values (byte, short, int, long) only!


subtract

public static Number subtract(Number op1,
                              Number op2)
Subtract two numbers and return the correct value / type. Overflow detection is done for integer values (byte, short, int, long) only!


multiply

public static Number multiply(Number op1,
                              Number op2)
Multiply two numbers and return the correct value / type. Overflow detection is done for integer values (byte, short, int, long) only!


divide

public static Number divide(Number op1,
                            Number op2)
Divide two numbers. The result will be returned as Integer-type if and only if both sides of the division operator are Integer-types. Otherwise a Float, Double, or BigDecimal will be returned.


modulo

public static Number modulo(Number op1,
                            Number op2)
                     throws ArithmeticException
Modulo two numbers.

Throws:
ArithmeticException - If at least one parameter is a BigDecimal

compare

public static int compare(Number op1,
                          Number op2)
Compare two numbers.

Returns:
1 if n1 > n2, -1 if n1 < n2 and 0 if equal.


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