public final class TimestampTokenList extends AbstractScalarTokenSequence implements MutableTimestampTokenSequence
MutableTimestampTokenSequence
.TokenTypeConstant.TIMESTAMP
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TimestampTokenList(int capacity)
Create a new array of timestamp tokens with the specified number of elements.
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void |
append(Timestamp value)
Appends the specified timestamp to this sequence.
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void |
append(Timestamp value,
int count)
Appends the specified timestamp to this sequence
multiple times.
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void |
appendEpochTime(long epochSeconds,
int subsecondNanos,
int offsetSeconds)
Appends the timestamp specified in epoch time to this sequence.
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void |
appendEpochTime(long epochSeconds,
int subsecondNanos,
int offsetSeconds,
int count)
Appends the timestamp specified in epoch time to this sequence
multiple times.
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void |
fillEpochSeconds(int start,
int length,
long seconds,
int nanos,
int offsetSeconds)
Sets the tokens in the specified subsequence to a timestamp value specified as
time since Java epoch (January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT) with time zone and daylight
saving time offset.
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void |
fillTimestamp(int start,
int length,
Timestamp value)
Sets the tokens in the specified subsequence to a timestamp value specified as a
java.sql.Timestamp object, relative to the default time zone. |
void |
fillTimestamp(int start,
int length,
Timestamp value,
TimeZone tz)
Sets the tokens in the specified subsequence to a timestamp value specified as a
java.sql.Timestamp object, relative to the given time zone. |
void |
fillValue(int start,
int length,
TokenValued value)
Sets the tokens in the specified subsequence to the given value.
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long |
getEpochSeconds(int i)
Gets the value of the specified token as the number of seconds
elapsed since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT.
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int |
getOffsetSeconds(int i)
Gets the time zone plus daylight savings time offset (in seconds)
of the timestamp value of the specified token.
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int |
getSubsecondNanos(int i)
Gets the subsecond portion (in nanoseconds) of the timestamp
value of the specified token.
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Timestamp |
getTimestamp(int i)
Gets the value of the specified token as
a timestamp.
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TimestampValued |
getToken(int index)
Gets the value at the specified position.
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TimestampSettable |
getTokenSetter(int index)
Returns a mutator for the given index.
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ScalarTokenType |
getType()
Gets the data type of the tokens in the sequence.
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void |
getValues(int index,
long[] secValues,
int[] nanoValues,
int[] offsetValues,
boolean[] nullFlags,
int offset,
int length)
Gets the values and null indicators for a range of tokens.
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boolean |
isZero(int index)
Indicates whether the specified token has a zero value.
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TimestampValuedIterator |
newValueIterator()
Creates an iterator over the non-null values of this sequence.
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void |
setEpochSeconds(int index,
long seconds,
int nanos,
int offsetSeconds)
Sets the token at the specified position to a timestamp value specified as
time since Java epoch (January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT) with time zone and daylight
saving time offset.
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void |
setNull(int index)
Sets the token at the specified position to be null valued.
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void |
setNull(int start,
int length)
Sets the tokens in the specified subsequence to be null valued.
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void |
setTimestamp(int index,
Timestamp value)
Sets the token at the specified position to a timestamp value specified as a
java.sql.Timestamp object, relative to the default time zone. |
void |
setTimestamp(int index,
Timestamp value,
TimeZone tz)
Sets the token at the specified position to a timestamp value specified as a
java.sql.Timestamp object, relative to the given time zone. |
void |
setValue(int index,
TokenValued value)
Sets the token at the specified position to the given value.
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void |
setValues(int start,
TokenSequence values,
int offset,
int length)
Sets the tokens in the specified subsequence of the array
to the corresponding values from a subsequence of the given source
sequence.
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void |
setZero(int index)
Sets the token at the specified position to be zero valued.
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void |
setZero(int start,
int length)
Sets the tokens in the specified subsequence to be zero valued.
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public TimestampTokenList(int capacity)
capacity
- the number of timestamp tokens in the arraypublic ScalarTokenType getType()
ScalarTokenSequence
getType
in interface ScalarTokenSequence
getType
in interface ScalarTyped
getType
in interface TokenTyped
public Timestamp getTimestamp(int i)
TimestampTokenSequence
getTimestamp
in interface TimestampTokenSequence
i
- the position of the token in the sequencenull
is returned.public long getEpochSeconds(int i)
TimestampTokenSequence
getEpochSeconds
in interface TimestampTokenSequence
i
- the position of the token in the sequence0
is returned.public int getSubsecondNanos(int i)
TimestampTokenSequence
getSubsecondNanos
in interface TimestampTokenSequence
i
- the position of the token in the sequence0
is returned.public int getOffsetSeconds(int i)
TimestampTokenSequence
getOffsetSeconds
in interface TimestampTokenSequence
i
- the position of the token in the sequence0
is returned.public TimestampValued getToken(int index)
TokenSequence
getToken
in interface ScalarTokenSequence
getToken
in interface TimestampTokenSequence
getToken
in interface TokenSequence
index
- the index of the tokenpublic TimestampSettable getTokenSetter(int index)
MutableTokenSequence
getTokenSetter
in interface MutableTokenSequence
getTokenSetter
in interface MutableScalarTokenSequence
getTokenSetter
in interface MutableTimestampTokenSequence
index
- the positionpublic void getValues(int index, long[] secValues, int[] nanoValues, int[] offsetValues, boolean[] nullFlags, int offset, int length)
TimestampTokenSequence
getValues
in interface TimestampTokenSequence
index
- the starting index of the rangesecValues
- an array into which to place the epoch second values
of elementsnanoValues
- an array into which to place the subsecond values
of elementsoffsetValues
- an array into which to place the offset seconds values
of elementsnullFlags
- an array into which to place null indicator valuesoffset
- the starting offset into the target arrays. That is,
elements[offset]
and nulls[offset]
will get the
value and null indicator respectively of the token at position
start
, and so on.length
- number of tokens to getpublic void setNull(int index)
MutableTokenSequence
setNull
in interface MutableTokenSequence
index
- the position of the token in the arraypublic void setNull(int start, int length)
MutableTokenSequence
setNull
in interface MutableTokenSequence
start
- the starting index of the subsequence in the arraylength
- the length of the subsequencepublic void setZero(int index)
MutableTokenSequence
setZero
in interface MutableTokenSequence
index
- the position of the token in the arraypublic void setZero(int start, int length)
MutableTokenSequence
setZero
in interface MutableTokenSequence
start
- the starting index of the subsequence in the arraylength
- the length of the subsequencepublic boolean isZero(int index)
ScalarTokenSequence
isZero
in interface ScalarTokenSequence
index
- the index of the tokentrue
if the element is zero,
false
otherwisepublic void setTimestamp(int index, Timestamp value)
java.sql.Timestamp
object, relative to the default time zone.
The time zone returned by TimeZone.getDefault()
is used.index
- the position of the token in the arrayvalue
- the timestamp value to which to set the token, expressed
as a point in time relative to the default time zone. Passing
null
is equivalent to setNull(index)
.public void setTimestamp(int index, Timestamp value, TimeZone tz)
java.sql.Timestamp
object, relative to the given time zone.index
- the position of the token in the arrayvalue
- the timestamp value to which to set the token, expressed
as a point in time relative to the given time zone. Passing
null
is equivalent to setNull(index)
.tz
- the time zone in which the timestamp should be interpretedpublic void fillTimestamp(int start, int length, Timestamp value)
java.sql.Timestamp
object, relative to the default time zone.
The time zone returned by TimeZone.getDefault()
is used.start
- the starting index of the subsequence in the arraylength
- the length of the subsequencevalue
- the timestamp value to which to set the tokens, expressed
as a point in time relative to the default time zone. Passing
null
is equivalent to setNull(start, length)
.public void fillTimestamp(int start, int length, Timestamp value, TimeZone tz)
java.sql.Timestamp
object, relative to the given time zone.start
- the starting index of the subsequence in the arraylength
- the length of the subsequencevalue
- the timestamp value to which to set the tokens, expressed
as a point in time relative to the given time zone. Passing
null
is equivalent to setNull(start, length)
.tz
- the time zone in which the timestamp should be interpretedpublic void setEpochSeconds(int index, long seconds, int nanos, int offsetSeconds)
setEpochSeconds
in interface MutableTimestampTokenSequence
index
- the position of the token in the arrayseconds
- number of seconds since Java epochnanos
- fractional portion of epoch time in nanosecondsoffsetSeconds
- time zone and daylight saving time offset, in secondspublic void fillEpochSeconds(int start, int length, long seconds, int nanos, int offsetSeconds)
start
- the starting index of the subsequence in the arraylength
- the length of the subsequenceseconds
- number of seconds since Java epochnanos
- fractional portion of epoch time in nanosecondsoffsetSeconds
- time zone and daylight saving time offset, in secondspublic void setValue(int index, TokenValued value)
MutableTokenSequence
setValue
in interface MutableTokenSequence
index
- the position of the token in the arrayvalue
- the value to which to set the token. This value
must be of an appropriate type for the array.public void fillValue(int start, int length, TokenValued value)
MutableTokenSequence
fillValue
in interface MutableTokenSequence
start
- the starting index of the subsequence in the arraylength
- the length of the subsequencevalue
- the value to which to set the tokens. This value
must be of an appropriate type for the arraypublic void setValues(int start, TokenSequence values, int offset, int length)
MutableTokenSequence
setValues
in interface MutableTokenSequence
start
- the starting index of the subsequence in the arrayvalues
- the source sequence. This sequence must be
of an appropriate type for the array.offset
- the starting index in the source sequence.
Corresponding values will be taken relative to this position.
That is, the value of the token at position offset
in
values
will be assigned to the token at position
start
, and so on.length
- the number of tokens to copypublic void append(Timestamp value)
MutableTimestampTokenSequence
append
in interface MutableTimestampTokenSequence
value
- the value to append. If null
,
this is equivalent to appendNull()
.public void append(Timestamp value, int count)
MutableTimestampTokenSequence
append
in interface MutableTimestampTokenSequence
value
- the value to append. If null
,
this is equivalent to appendNull()
.count
- the number of copies to append.public void appendEpochTime(long epochSeconds, int subsecondNanos, int offsetSeconds)
MutableTimestampTokenSequence
appendEpochTime
in interface MutableTimestampTokenSequence
epochSeconds
- the number of seconds elapsed since
January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT.subsecondNanos
- the subsecond portion of the timestamp
in nanoseconds.offsetSeconds
- the offset in seconds, including both
time zone and daylight savings adjustments, from GMT.public void appendEpochTime(long epochSeconds, int subsecondNanos, int offsetSeconds, int count)
MutableTimestampTokenSequence
appendEpochTime
in interface MutableTimestampTokenSequence
epochSeconds
- the number of seconds elapsed since
January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT.subsecondNanos
- the subsecond portion of the timestamp
in nanoseconds.offsetSeconds
- the offset in seconds, including both
time zone and daylight savings adjustments, from GMT.count
- the number of copies to append.public TimestampValuedIterator newValueIterator()
TokenSequence
newValueIterator
in interface ScalarTokenSequence
newValueIterator
in interface TimestampTokenSequence
newValueIterator
in interface TokenSequence
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