Inherits from NSObject
Declared in GBCommentsProcessor.h
GBCommentsProcessor.m

Overview

Implements comments processing.

The main responsibility of this class is to process comments. As it's a helper class for GBProcessor, it's processing is driven by the processor, so there's no need to create instances elsewhere.

Tasks

Initialization & disposal

Processing handling

Class Methods

processorWithSettingsProvider:

Returns autoreleased processor to work with the given GBApplicationSettingsProvider implementor.

+ (id)processorWithSettingsProvider:(id)settingsProvider

Parameters

settingsProvider
Application-wide settings provider to use for checking parameters.

Return Value

Returns initialized instance or nil if initialization fails.

Discussion

This is the designated initializer.

Exceptions

NSException
Thrown if the given application is nil.

Declared In

GBCommentsProcessor.h

Instance Methods

initWithSettingsProvider:

Initializes the processor to work with the given GBApplicationSettingsProvider implementor.

- (id)initWithSettingsProvider:(id)settingsProvider

Parameters

settingsProvider
Application-wide settings provider to use for checking parameters.

Return Value

Returns initialized instance or nil if initialization fails.

Discussion

This is the designated initializer.

Exceptions

NSException
Thrown if the given application is nil.

Declared In

GBCommentsProcessor.h

processComment:withContext:store:

Processes the given GBComment using the given context and store.

- (void)processComment:(GBComment *)comment withContext:(id<GBObjectDataProviding>)context store:(id)store

Parameters

comment
The comment to process.
context
The GBObjectDataProviding identifying current context for handling links or nil.
store
The store to process against.

Discussion

This method processes the given comment's string value and prepares all derives values. It uses the given store for dependent values such as links and similar, so make sure the store has all possible objects already registered. In order to properly handle "local" links, the method also takes context parameter which identifies top-level object to which the object which's comment we're processing belongs to. You can pass nil however this prevents any local links being processed!

Exceptions

NSException
Thrown if any of the given parameters is invalid or processing encounters unexpected error.

Declared In

GBCommentsProcessor.h

processComment:withStore:

Processes the given GBComment using the given store.

- (void)processComment:(GBComment *)comment withStore:(id)store

Parameters

comment
The comment to process.
store
The store to process against.

Discussion

This method processes the given comment's string value and prepares all derives values. It uses the given store for dependent values such as links and similar, so make sure the store has all possible objects already registered. Sending this message has the same effect as sending processComment:withContext:store: to receiver and passing nil for context.

Important: This method is provided for simpler unit testing and should not be used by the application. The most important reason for keeping it, is the fact that we introduced context handling when implementing links at which time we already had many unit tests relying on this method. So the easiest way for not being forced to refactor all these tests was to keep the method. It doesn't bloat the class interface either...

Exceptions

NSException
Thrown if any of the given parameters is invalid or processing encounters unexpected error.

Declared In

GBCommentsProcessor.h