Modify PCD tool according to final PCD schema modification.

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/** @file\r
  DynamicTokenValue class.\r
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  This module contains the value type of a dynamic token.\r
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Copyright (c) 2006, Intel Corporation\r
All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials\r
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THE PROGRAM IS DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE BSD LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS,\r
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package org.tianocore.build.pcd.entity;\r
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import java.util.ArrayList;\r
import java.util.HashMap;\r
import java.util.List;\r
import java.util.Map;\r
import java.util.UUID;\r
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import org.tianocore.build.pcd.exception.EntityException;\r
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/** This class is to descript a value type of dynamic PCD.\r
    For a dynamic or dynamicEx type PCD data, the value type can be:\r
        1) Hii type: the value of dynamic or dynamicEx is stored into a variable.\r
        2) Vpd type: the value of dynamic or dynamicEx is stored into somewhere set\r
                     by OEM.\r
        3) Default type: the value of dynamic or dynamicEx is stored into PCD dynamic\r
                         database.\r
**/\r
public class DynamicTokenValue {\r
    ///\r
    /// Enumeration macro defintion for value type.\r
    /// BUGBUG: Not use upcase charater is to facility for reading. It may be changed\r
    ///         in coding review.\r
    public enum        VALUE_TYPE {HII_TYPE, VPD_TYPE, DEFAULT_TYPE}\r
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    public VALUE_TYPE  type;\r
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    ///\r
    /// ---------------------------------------------------------------------\r
    /// Following member is for HII case.\r
    /// ---------------------------------------------------------------------\r
    ///\r
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    ///\r
    /// variableName is valid only when this token support Hii functionality. variableName\r
    /// indicates the value of token is associated with what variable.\r
    /// variableName is defined in FPD.\r
    public List        variableName;\r
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    ///\r
    /// variableGuid is the GUID this token associated with.\r
    ///\r
    public UUID        variableGuid;\r
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    ///\r
    /// Variable offset indicate the associated variable's offset in NV storage.\r
    ///\r
    public String      variableOffset;\r
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    ///\r
    /// The default value for HII case.\r
    /// \r
    public String      hiiDefaultValue;\r
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    ///\r
    /// Following member is for VPD case.\r
    /// BUGBUG: Consider 64 bit integer by using java.math.BigInteger.\r
    /// \r
    public String      vpdOffset;\r
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    ///\r
    /// Following member is for default case.\r
    /// \r
    public String      value;\r
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    public DynamicTokenValue() {\r
        this.type               = VALUE_TYPE.DEFAULT_TYPE;\r
        this.variableName       = null;\r
        this.variableGuid       = null;\r
        this.variableOffset     = null;\r
        this.hiiDefaultValue    = null;\r
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        this.vpdOffset          = null;\r
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        this.value              = null;\r
    }\r
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    /**\r
       Set the HII case data.\r
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       @param variableName\r
       @param variableGuid\r
       @param variableOffset\r
       @param hiiDefaultValue\r
     */\r
    public void setHiiData(List        variableName,\r
                           UUID        variableGuid,\r
                           String      variableOffset,\r
                           String      hiiDefaultValue) {\r
        this.type = VALUE_TYPE.HII_TYPE;\r
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        this.variableName    = variableName;\r
        this.variableGuid    = variableGuid;\r
        this.variableOffset  = variableOffset;\r
        this.hiiDefaultValue = hiiDefaultValue;\r
    }\r
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    /**\r
       Get the string like L"xxx" for a variable Name.\r
       \r
       BUGBUG: In fact, it is not correctly, variable name should be\r
               treated as unicode UINT16 array.\r
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       @return String\r
     */\r
    public String getStringOfVariableName() \r
        throws EntityException {\r
        String str;\r
        int    index, num;\r
        char   ch;\r
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        str = "";\r
        for (index = 0; index < variableName.size(); index ++) {\r
            num = Integer.decode(variableName.get(index).toString());\r
            if ((num > 127 ) || (num < 0)) {\r
                throw new EntityException(String.format("variable name contains >0x80 character, now is not support!"));\r
            }\r
            str += (char)num;\r
        }\r
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        return str;\r
    }\r
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    /**\r
       Get UINT16 array which use string to express a number.\r
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       @return String\r
     */\r
    public String getStringArrayOfVariableName() {\r
        String  strArray;\r
        int     index;\r
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        strArray =  "{";\r
        for (index = 0; index < variableName.size(); index ++) {\r
            strArray += variableName.get(index).toString();\r
            if (index != (variableName.size() - 1)) {\r
                strArray += ",";\r
            }\r
        }\r
        strArray += "}";\r
        return strArray;\r
    }\r
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    /**\r
       Set Vpd case data.\r
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       @param vpdOffset\r
     */\r
    public void setVpdData(String vpdOffset) {\r
        this.type = VALUE_TYPE.VPD_TYPE;\r
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        this.vpdOffset = vpdOffset;\r
    }\r
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    /**\r
       Set default case data.\r
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       @param value\r
     */\r
    public void setValue(String value) {\r
        this.type = VALUE_TYPE.DEFAULT_TYPE;\r
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        this.value = value;\r
    }\r
}\r
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