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Represents a property path returned from searching the AppSearch Database.
One of the use cases for this class is when searching the AppSearch Database for the snippet matching use case. In this case you will get back SearchResult.MatchInfo objects that contain a property path signifying the location of a match within the database. This is a string that may look something like "foo.bar[0]". PropertyPath parses this string and breaks it up into a List of PropertyPath.PathSegments. These may represent either a property or a property and a 0-based index into the property. For instance, "foo.bar[1]" would be parsed into a PropertyPath.PathSegment with a property name of foo and a PropertyPath.PathSegment with a property name of bar and an index of 1. This allows for easier manipulation of the property path.
This class won't perform any retrievals, it will only parse the path string. As such, it may not necessarily refer to a valid path in the database.
Nested Class Summary class PropertyPath.PathSegment A segment of a PropertyPath, which includes the name of the property and a 0-based index into this property. Public Constructor Summary Public Method Summary Inherited Method Summary From class java.lang.Object Objectclone()
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From interface java.lang.Iterable Public Constructors public PropertyPath (List<PropertyPath.PathSegment> pathList)Constructor directly accepting a path list
Parameters pathList a list of PathSegments public PropertyPath (String path)Constructor that parses a string representing the path to populate a List of PathSegments
Parameters path the string to be validated and parsed into PathSegments Public Methods public boolean equals (Object o) public String toString ()Returns a valid path string representing this PropertyPath
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