List of filterRegistry() Examples

Examples of filterRegistry()

org.auraframework.system.MasterDefRegistry.filterRegistry()
Filter our loaded set of dependencies on the preloads. This filters the set of definitions currently loaded in the master def registry on the set of preloads given. This allows for definitions to be loaded with {@link getDef(DefDescriptor)} then filtered here forpreloads. The resulting map of definitions is the complete set that has not been preloaded. @param preloads The set of preloaded definitions. @return the full set of loaded definitions not included in the preload.

Examples of org.auraframework.system.MasterDefRegistry.filterRegistry()

        }
        //
        // Now filter the compiled set on the namespace.
        //
        Set<DefDescriptor<?>> empty = Sets.newHashSet();
        filtered = mdr.filterRegistry(empty);
        logger.debug("******************************************* "+namespace+" ******************************");
        for (Map.Entry<DefDescriptor<?>,Definition> entry : filtered.entrySet()) {
            DefDescriptor<?> desc = entry.getKey();
            Definition def = entry.getValue();
            // We ignore null here as we don't care about dead ends during compile.

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Examples of org.auraframework.system.MasterDefRegistry.filterRegistry()

    } catch (Throwable t) {
      // If we get an exception, try to tell the user what happened.
      this.title = String.format(
          "%s: %s : list of reached components...",
          AuraTextUtil.escapeForHTML(cmpname), t.getMessage());
      sorted = Sets.newTreeSet(mdr.filterRegistry(null).keySet());
    }
    
    try {
      for (DefDescriptor<?> dep : sorted) {
        Map<String, Object> itemData = Maps.newHashMap();

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