Komponenty z lokalizacją

/**
* Converts the business profile location ID to the format expected by the
* DynamicBusinessProfileLocationGroupFilter.listing_id_filters[] repeated field.
* The business profile location ID is an unsigned 64-bit integer, while the
* listing_id_filters[] field expects signed 64-bit integers. This means that
* for business profile location IDs that are out of range, we must perform the
* two's complement to convert it into a signed int.
 *
 * @param businessProfileLocationId The ID of a Business Profile location ID.
 * @return a Business Profile location ID as a signed 64-bit integer (long).
 */
public static long convertBusinessProfileLocationId(String businessProfileLocationId) {
    return Long.parseUnsignedLong(businessProfileLocationId);
}

/// <summary>
/// Converts the business profile location ID to the format expected by the
/// DynamicBusinessProfileLocationGroupFilter.listing_id_filters[] repeated field.
/// The business profile location ID is an unsigned 64-bit integer, while the
/// listing_id_filters[] field expects signed 64-bit integers. This means that
/// for business profile location IDs that are out of range, we must perform the
/// two's complement to convert it into a signed int.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="businessProfileLocationId">The ID of a Business Profile location.</param>
/// <returns>The converted business location ID in signed 64 bit.</returns>
public long ConvertBusinessProfileLocationId(ulong businessProfileLocationId)
{
  return unchecked((long)businessProfileLocationId);
}

/**
* Converts a business profile location ID to a signed 64 bit integer.
*
* Converts the business profile location ID to the format expected by the
* DynamicBusinessProfileLocationGroupFilter.listing_id_filters[] repeated field.
* The business profile location ID is an unsigned 64-bit integer, while the
* listing_id_filters[] field expects signed 64-bit integers. This means that
* for business profile location IDs that are out of range, we must perform the
* two's complement to convert it into a signed int.
*
* @param string $businessProfileLocationId the ID of a Business Profile location
* @return int the converted business location ID in signed 64 bit
*/
public static function convertBusinessProfileLocationId(string $businessProfileLocationId): int
{
    $unsignedMax = '18446744073709551615'; // 2^64 - 1
    $signedMax = '9223372036854775807'; // 2^63 - 1

    // Check if the business profile location ID is within 64 bit range.
    // If not, throw an error.
    if (bccomp($businessProfileLocationId, '0') < 0 || bccomp($businessProfileLocationId, $unsignedMax) > 0) {
        throw new InvalidArgumentException(
            'The given business profile location id is outside of the range for a 64 bit integer.'
        );
    }

    // Check if the business profile location ID is in signed 64 bit range.
    // If it's not, convert it to its two's complement.
    if (bccomp($businessProfileLocationId, $signedMax) > 0) {
        // Two's complement: ID - 2^64
        return (int) bcsub($businessProfileLocationId, '18446744073709551616');
    }

    return (int) $businessProfileLocationId;
}

import ctypes

def convert_business_profile_location_id(business_profile_location_id):
    """Converts a business profile location ID to a signed 64 bit integer.

    Converts the business profile location ID to the format expected by the
    DynamicBusinessProfileLocationGroupFilter.listing_id_filters[] repeated field.
    The business profile location ID is an unsigned 64-bit integer, while the
    listing_id_filters[] field expects signed 64-bit integers. This means that
    for business profile location IDs that are out of range, we must perform the
    two's complement to convert it into a signed int.

    Args:
        business_profile_location_id: the ID of a Business Profile location ID.

    Returns:
        a Business Profile location ID as a signed 64 bit integer.
    """
    # Check if the business profile location ID is within 64 bit range.
    # If not, throw an error.
    if business_profile_location_id >= 2 ** 64:
        raise ValueError(
            "The given business profile location id is outside of the range for a 64 bit integer."
        )
    # Check if the business profile location ID is in signed 64 bit range.
    # If it's not, convert it to its two's complement.
    elif business_profile_location_id >= 2 ** 63:
        return ctypes.c_int64(business_profile_location_id).value
    else:
        return business_profile_location_id

# Converts the business profile location ID to the format expected by the
# DynamicBusinessProfileLocationGroupFilter.listing_id_filters[] repeated field.
# The business profile location ID is an unsigned 64-bit integer, while the
# listing_id_filters[] field expects signed 64-bit integers. This means that
# for business profile location IDs that are out of range, we must perform the
# two's complement to convert it into a signed int.
# Since Ruby supports arbitrary precision numbers, we have to calculate it
# manually.
LONG_MAX = 2 ** 63
ULONG_MAX = LONG_MAX * 2
def convert_business_profile_location_id(business_profile_location_id)
  # Check if the business profile location ID is within 64 bit range.
  # If not, throw an error.
  if business_profile_location_id >= 2 ** 64
    raise "The given business profile location id is outside of the range for a 64 bit integer."
  # Check if the business profile location ID is in signed 64 bit range.
  # If it's not, convert it to its two's complement.
  elseif business_profile_location_id >= 2**63
    -1 * (ULONG_MAX - business_profile_location_id)
  else
    business_profile_location_id
  end
end

use bigint;

# Converts the business profile location ID to the format expected by the
# DynamicBusinessProfileLocationGroupFilter.listing_id_filters[] repeated field.
# The business profile location ID is an unsigned 64-bit integer, while the
# listing_id_filters[] field expects signed 64-bit integers. This means that
# for business profile location IDs that are out of range, we must perform the
# two's complement to convert it into a signed int.
sub convert_business_profile_location_id {
  my ($business_profile_location_id) = @_;

  # Check if the business profile location ID is within 64 bit range.
  # If not, throw an error.
  if ($business_profile_location_id >= 2**64) {
    die "The given business profile location id is outside of the range for a 64 bit integer";
  # Check if the business profile location ID is in signed 64 bit range.
  # If it's not, convert it to its two's complement.
  } elseif ($business_profile_location_id >= 2**63) {
    return -1 * (2**64 - $business_profile_location_id);
  } else {
    return $business_profile_location_id;
  }
}