source: geniuswebcore/geniusweb/issuevalue/Domain.py@ 100

from copy import copy
import re
from typing import Dict, Set, Optional

from geniusweb.issuevalue.Bid import Bid
from geniusweb.issuevalue.ValueSet import ValueSet


class Domain:
        '''
        A domain description. 
        '''

        def __init__(self,  name:str,  issuesValues :Dict[str, ValueSet]) :
                '''
                @param name a short name for display/toString. This name must
                                 contain simple characters only (a-z, A-Z, 0-9).
                @param issuesValues    the issues and values, Map with key: the issue name and value:
                                 {@link ValueSet} with the allowed values for the issue.                '''
                if issuesValues == None:
                        raise ValueError("issues=null")
                if name == None:
                        raise ValueError("shortName=null")
                if not re.match("[a-zA-Z0-9]+", name):
                        raise ValueError("domain name can have only simple characters but found "+ name)
                if len(issuesValues)==0:
                        raise ValueError("issuesValues is empty set");

                self._name = name;
                self._issuesValues = dict(issuesValues) #'freeze'...
        


        def getName(self) ->str:
                '''
                @return short name for this domain.

                '''
                return self._name

        def getIssues(self) -> Set[str] :
                '''
                @return set of the issues in this domain.
                '''
                #workaround bug, issueValue
                return set(self._issuesValues.keys())
        
        def getIssuesValues(self):
                return copy(self._issuesValues)

        def isFitting(self,  bid:Bid) -> Optional[str]:
                '''
                @param bid the {@link Bid} to be checked
                @return None if bid is fitting, or a string containing a message
                        explaining why not. A bid is fitting if all issues are in the
                        domain and all issue values are known values.
                '''
                for issue in bid.getIssues(): 
                        if not issue in self._issuesValues:
                                return "bid " + str(bid) + " refers to non-domain issue '" + issue  + "'"
                        if not bid.getValue(issue) in self._issuesValues[issue]:
                                return "issue '" + issue + "' in bid has illegal value " + str(bid.getValue(issue))
                return None

        def isComplete(self,  bid:Bid) -> Optional[str] :
                '''
                @param bid a Bid
                @return null if this bid is complete, or an error message explaining why
                        the bid is not complete. Complete means that the bid contains a
                        valid value for each issue in the domain and no values for
                        unknown issues.
                '''
                if self._issuesValues.keys() != bid.getIssues(): 
                        return "Issues in bid (" + str(bid.getIssues())  \
                                        + ") do not match issues in domain ("  \
                                        +str(self._issuesValues.keys()) + ")"
                return self.isFitting(bid);

        def getValues( self, issue:str) ->ValueSet :
                '''
                @param issue the issue for which allowed values are needed
                @return set of allowed values for given issue, or null if there is no
                        such an issue.

                '''
                return self._issuesValues[issue]

        def __hash__(self):
                return hash((self._name, tuple(self._issuesValues.items())))

        def __eq__(self, other):
                return isinstance(other, self.__class__) \
                         and  self._issuesValues == other._issuesValues and self._name==other._name

        def __repr__(self):
                return "Domain["+self._name+","+repr(self._issuesValues)+"]"