added disabled/unaplicable feature filtering...

Signed-off-by: Alex A. Naanou <alex.nanou@gmail.com>
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Alex A. Naanou 2016-06-25 22:54:27 +03:00
parent c8355d355a
commit 7a2dec7f63

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@ -579,14 +579,26 @@ var FeatureSetProto = {
var disabled = []
var excluded = []
var missing = []
var conflicts = []
var unapplicable = []
var missing = {}
var conflicts = {}
// reverse dependency cache...
var dependants = {}
// build dependency list...
var _buildDepList = function(n, seen){
seen = seen || []
return seen.indexOf(n) >= 0 ? []
: seen.push(n) && dependants[n] ? []
.concat.apply(
dependants[n],
dependants[n]
.map(function(n){ return _buildDepList(n, seen) }))
: []
}
// include all dependencies...
//
@ -597,8 +609,8 @@ var FeatureSetProto = {
for(var i=0; i < lst.length; i++){
var k = lst[i]
// skip disabled features....
if(k[0] == '-'){
// skip disabled or missing features....
if(k[0] == '-' || !that[k]){
continue
}
@ -623,32 +635,81 @@ var FeatureSetProto = {
// sort features by priority or position...
lst = lst
// remove undefined and non-features...
.filter(function(e){
.filter(function(n){
// feature disabled -> record and skip...
if(e[0] == '-'){
disabled.push(e.slice(1))
if(n[0] == '-'){
disabled.push(n.slice(1))
return false
}
// feature defined...
return that[e] != null
// feature is a feature object...
&& that[e] instanceof Feature })
var f = that[n]
// feature not defined or is not a feature...
if(f == null || !(f instanceof Feature)){
return false
}
// check applicability...
if(f.isApplicable && !f.isApplicable.call(that, obj)){
unapplicable.push(n)
return false
}
return true
})
// remove disabled...
.filter(function(e){ return disabled.indexOf(e) < 0 })
// build the sort table: [ <priority>, <index>, <elem> ]
.map(function(e, i){ return [ that[e].getPriority(), i, e ] })
// do the sort...
// NOTE: for some reason JS compares lists as strings so we
// have to comare the list manually...
// NOTE: JS compares lists as strings so we have to compare
// the list manually...
.sort(function(a, b){ return a[0] - b[0] || a[1] - b[1] })
// cleanup -- drop the sort table...
.map(function(e){ return e[2] })
// XXX remove not applicable -> unapplicable...
// XXX remove dependants on not applicable and on disabled -> excluded...
// remove dependants on not applicable and on disabled...
var _unapplicable = unapplicable.slice()
var _disabled = disabled.slice()
// build the full lists of features to remove...
_unapplicable
.forEach(function(n){ _unapplicable = _unapplicable.concat(_buildDepList(n)) })
_disabled
.forEach(function(n){ _disabled = _disabled.concat(_buildDepList(n)) })
// clear...
// NOTE: in case of intersection disabled has priority...
lst = lst
.filter(function(n){
return _disabled.indexOf(n) >= 0 ?
disabled.push(n) && false
: _unapplicable.indexOf(n) >= 0 ?
unapplicable.push(n) && false
: true })
// XXX check exclusive -> excluded...
// XXX check missing...
// sort by dependency...
var l = lst.length
// get maximum possible length...
// ...the worst case length appears to be (for full reversal):
// S(2*(n-1) + 1)
// S = n => n > 0 ? 2*(n-1)+1 + S(n-1) : 0
// S = n => n > 0 ? 2*n-1 + S(n-1) : 0
//
// 2 * S(n) - n
// S = n => n > 0 ? n + S(n-1) : 0
// f = n => 2 * S(n) - n
//
// N^2 + C
// S = n => n * n
//
// NOTE: this is the brute force way to check if we have a
// dependency loop, need something faster...
//
// XXX is O(n^2) good enough worst case here?
// ...at this point I think it is acceptable as we'll not
// expect dependency graphs too saturated, and the average
// complexity is far better...
var max = l * l
for(var i=0; i < lst.length; i++){
var k = lst[i]
var depends = that[k].depends || []
@ -656,7 +717,9 @@ var FeatureSetProto = {
// list of dependencies to move...
var move = []
lst.slice(0, i).forEach(function(n, j){
lst
.slice(0, i)
.forEach(function(n, j){
// if n is a dependency of k, prepare to move...
if(depends.indexOf(n) >= 0){
delete lst[j]
@ -670,10 +733,15 @@ var FeatureSetProto = {
&& lst.splice.apply(lst, [i+1, 0].concat(move))
// check for cyclic dependencies...
// XXX is this correct???
if(lst.length > 10*l){
// XXX the cycle should be the section from the last
// undefined to the tail...
// XXX loop signs:
// - the tail length stops changing -- we stop progressing to list end
// - the loop is packed
// - each element includes a set of dependencies
// - this set is of the same length when at a specific element
// - we only shift the same set of N elements over N iterations
// - ...
if(lst.length >= max){
// XXX get the actual cycle...
console.error('Feature cyclic dependency...')
break
}