java/gerrit/PRED_pure_revert_1.java

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package gerrit;

import com.google.gerrit.server.rules.prolog.StoredValues;
import com.googlecode.prolog_cafe.exceptions.PrologException;
import com.googlecode.prolog_cafe.lang.IntegerTerm;
import com.googlecode.prolog_cafe.lang.Operation;
import com.googlecode.prolog_cafe.lang.Predicate;
import com.googlecode.prolog_cafe.lang.Prolog;
import com.googlecode.prolog_cafe.lang.Term;

/**
 * Prolog Predicate that checks if the change is a pure revert of the change it references in
 * 'revertOf'.
 *
 * <p>The input is an integer atom where '1' represents a pure revert and '0' represents a non-pure
 * revert.
 *
 * <pre>
 *   'pure_revert'(-PureRevert)
 * </pre>
 */
public class PRED_pure_revert_1 extends Predicate.P1 {
  public PRED_pure_revert_1(Term a1, Operation n) {
    arg1 = a1;
    cont = n;
  }

  @Override
  public Operation exec(Prolog engine) throws PrologException {
    engine.setB0();
    Term a1 = arg1.dereference();

    Boolean isPureRevert = StoredValues.CHANGE_DATA.get(engine).isPureRevert();
    if (!a1.unify(new IntegerTerm(Boolean.TRUE.equals(isPureRevert) ? 1 : 0), engine.trail)) {
      return engine.fail();
    }
    return cont;
  }
}