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* The code performing the logging need not worry about what type of actor is * currently set so can perform its logging. The resulting log entry though will * contain customised details from the the currently set Actor. *

* The Actor model also allows the pre-creation of fixed messages so the * performance impact of the additional logging data is minimised. *

* This class does not perform any checks to ensure that there is an Actor set * when calling remove or get. As a result the application developer must ensure * that they have called set before they attempt to use the actor via get or * remove the set actor. *

* The checking of the return via get should not be done as the logging is * desired. It is preferable to cause the NullPointerException to highlight the * programming error rather than miss a log message. *

* The same is true for the remove. A NPE will occur if no set has been called * highlighting the programming error. */ public class CurrentActor { /** The ThreadLocal variable with initialiser */ private static final ThreadLocal> _currentActor = new ThreadLocal>() { // Initialise the CurrentActor to be an empty List protected Stack initialValue() { return new Stack(); } }; private static LogActor _defaultActor; /** * Set a new {@link LogActor} to be the Current Actor *

* This pushes the Actor in to the LIFO Queue * * @param actor The new LogActor */ public static void set(LogActor actor) { Stack stack = _currentActor.get(); stack.push(actor); } /** * Remove all {@link LogActor}s */ public static void removeAll() { Stack stack = _currentActor.get(); stack.clear(); } /** * Remove the current {@link LogActor}. *

* Calling remove without calling set will result in an EmptyStackException. */ public static void remove() { Stack stack = _currentActor.get(); stack.pop(); } /** * Return the current head of the list of {@link LogActor}s. * * @return Current LogActor */ public static LogActor get() { try { return _currentActor.get().peek(); } catch (EmptyStackException ese) { return _defaultActor; } } public static void setDefault(LogActor defaultActor) { _defaultActor = defaultActor; } }