Examples of de.esoco.j2me.util.IntArray

      nStorageHandle = rStorage.getCurrentNode();
    }


    int nPreviousNodeStorageHandle = readFields(rStorage);


    IntArray aPrevNodeHandles = new IntArray();


    while (rStorage.nextNode())
    {
      BasicHierarchyNode rNode = newChildNode(null);


      rNode.rParent = this;
      aPrevNodeHandles.add(rNode.readFrom(rStorage));
      rStorage.closeNode();
      aChildren.addElement(rNode);
    }


    rebuildChildOrder(aPrevNodeHandles);

    {
      // size = number of records + 1 for additional root element
      int          nRecords = rRecordStore.getNumRecords() + 1;
      byte[]        aBuf     = null;
      DataInputStream   aIn     = null;
      IntArray      aIDs     = new IntArray(nRecords);
      RecordEnumeration aRecords;


      aRecords   = rRecordStore.enumerateRecords(null, null, false);
      aRecordIDs = new Vector(nRecords);


      // insert first element as a root that is not part of the RecordStore
      aIDs.push(-1);
      aRecordIDs.insertElementAt(new NodeRecordIDs(-1, -1), 0);


      while (aRecords.hasNextElement())
      {
        // read all record IDs and store them in ascending order;
        // this makes sure that children are always behind their parent
        int nID   = aRecords.nextRecordId();
        int nPos  = aIDs.insertAscending(nID, 1);
        int nSize = rRecordStore.getRecordSize(nID);


        if ((aBuf == null) || (aBuf.length < nSize))
        {
          // increase buffer size and (re-)initialize the input stream

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