Class SortedNodes

java.lang.Object

gnu.lists.AbstractSequence<SeqPosition>

gnu.mapping.Values<SeqPosition>

gnu.mapping.Values.FromList<SeqPosition>

gnu.kawa.xml.Nodes

gnu.kawa.xml.SortedNodes

All Implemented Interfaces:

Consumable, Consumer, PositionConsumer, Externalizable, Serializable, Appendable, Consumer<Object>, DoubleConsumer, IntConsumer, LongConsumer, NodeList

public class SortedNodes
extends Nodes

Manages a sequence of node references in document order without duplicates. The most recently added element is just before the gap. Optimized for the data being in order, or at least having good locality (a node being "near" the previously-entered node).

See Also:

• Serialized Form

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class Nodes

Nodes.NodeVector

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from class Values

Values.FromArray<E>, Values.FromList<E>, Values.FromTreeList, Values.Values2<E,V1,V2>

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class Nodes

vector

Fields inherited from class Values

empty, noArgs

Fields inherited from class AbstractSequence

noInts

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
SortedNodes()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	writePosition(AbstractSequence seq, int ipos)	Consume a single position pair.
void	writePosition(SeqPosition position)	Consume node at current position.

Methods inherited from class Nodes

append, append, append, beginEntity, consumePosRange, endAttribute, endDocument, endElement, endEntity, getLength, getPos, getSeq, ignoring, item, root, startAttribute, startDocument, startElement, write, write, write, write, writeBoolean, writeCDATA, writeComment, writeDouble, writeFloat, writeInt, writeLong, writeObject, writeProcessingInstruction

Methods inherited from class Values.FromList

get, getValues, readExternal, size

Methods inherited from class Values

call_with, canonicalize, checkFinalPos, countValues, getFromPos, getFromPosFinal, incrPos, make, make, make, make, makeFromArray, nextIndex, nextIndex, nextValue, print, readResolve, values, values2, writeExternal, writeValues

Methods inherited from class AbstractSequence

add, add, addAll, addAll, addPos, asImmutable, badRank, boundedHash, checkCanWrite, checkRank, clear, compare, compare, compare, consume, consume, consumeNext, contains, containsAll, copyPos, createPos, createRelativePos, effectiveIndex, effectiveIndex, effectiveIndex, effectiveIndex, effectiveIndex, elements, endPos, equals, equals, fill, fill, fillPosRange, firstAttributePos, firstChildPos, firstChildPos, fromEndIndex, get, get, get, get, getAttribute, getAttributeLength, getBooleanRaw, getByteRaw, getCharRaw, getContainingSequenceSize, getDoubleRaw, getElementKind, getFloatRaw, getIndexDifference, getInt, getInt, getInt, getInt, getInt, getIntRaw, getIterator, getIterator, getIteratorAtPos, getLongRaw, getLowBound, getNextKind, getNextTypeName, getNextTypeObject, getPosNext, getPosPrevious, getRaw, getRowMajor, getShortRaw, getSize, getSize, gotoAttributesStart, gotoChildrenStart, gotoParent, hashCode, hasNext, hasPrevious, indexOf, isAfterPos, isEmpty, iterator, lastIndexOf, listIterator, listIterator, nextIndex, nextMatching, nextPos, parentPos, previousPos, rank, releasePos, remove, remove, removeAll, removePos, removePosRange, retainAll, set, set, setAt, setBuffer, setPosNext, setPosPrevious, setRaw, stableCompare, startPos, subList, subSequence, subSequencePos, toArray, toArray, toString, toString, unsupported, unsupportedException

Methods inherited from class Object

clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface Consumable

consume

Methods inherited from interface Consumer

accept, accept, accept, accept

Methods inherited from interface Consumer

andThen

Methods inherited from interface DoubleConsumer

andThen

Methods inherited from interface IntConsumer

andThen

Methods inherited from interface LongConsumer

andThen

Constructor Details

SortedNodes

public SortedNodes()

Method Details

writePosition

public void writePosition(SeqPosition position)

Description copied from interface: PositionConsumer

Consume node at current position. The caller may invalidate or change the position after consume returns, so if the consumer wants to save it, it needs to copy it.

Specified by:

writePosition in interface PositionConsumer

Overrides:

writePosition in class Nodes

writePosition

public void writePosition(AbstractSequence seq,
 int ipos)

Description copied from interface: PositionConsumer

Consume a single position pair. This PositionConsumer may assume the sequence does no reference management; i.e. that copyPos is trivial and releasePos is a no-op. If that is not the case, use consume(TreePosition) instead.

Specified by:

writePosition in interface PositionConsumer

Overrides:

writePosition in class Nodes