Package org.dashbuilder.dataset.sort

Examples of org.dashbuilder.dataset.sort.DataSetSort

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     *
     * @param columnId The name of the column to sort.
     * @param sortOrder The sort order.
     */
    protected void sortApply(String columnId, SortOrder sortOrder) {
        DataSetSort sortOp = new DataSetSort();
        sortOp.addSortColumn(new ColumnSort(columnId, sortOrder));
        dataSetHandler.sort(sortOp);
    }
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    }

    public T sort(String columnId, SortOrder order) {
        DataSetOp op = getCurrentOp();
        if (op == null || !(op instanceof DataSetSort)) {
            dataSetLookup.addOperation(new DataSetSort());
        }
        DataSetSort sOp = (DataSetSort) getCurrentOp();
        sOp.addSortColumn(new ColumnSort(columnId, order));
        return (T) this;
    }
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     *
     * @param columnId The name of the column to sort.
     * @param sortOrder The sort order.
     */
    protected void sortApply(String columnId, SortOrder sortOrder) {
        DataSetSort sortOp = new DataSetSort();
        sortOp.addSortColumn(new ColumnSort(columnId, sortOrder));
        dataSetHandler.sort(sortOp);
    }
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        index.setParent(this);
        index.setBuildTime(buildTime);
        sortIndexes.add(index);

        // Also create an index for the inverted sort.
        DataSetSort invertedSortOp = sortOp.cloneInstance().invertOrder();
        List<Integer> invertedRows = new ArrayList<Integer>(sortedRows);
        Collections.reverse(invertedRows);
        DataSetSortIndex invertedIndex = new DataSetSortIndex(invertedSortOp, invertedRows);
        invertedIndex.setParent(this);
        sortIndexes.add(invertedIndex);
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     *
     * @param columnId The name of the column to sort.
     * @param sortOrder The sort order.
     */
    protected void sortApply(String columnId, SortOrder sortOrder) {
        DataSetSort sortOp = new DataSetSort();
        sortOp.addSortColumn(new ColumnSort(columnId, sortOrder));
        dataSetHandler.sort(sortOp);
    }
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        if (values.isEmpty()) {
            return results;
        }

        // Sort the column dates.
        DataSetSort sortOp = new DataSetSort();
        sortOp.addSortColumn(new ColumnSort(columnGroup.getSourceId(), SortOrder.ASCENDING));
        DataSetHandler sortResults = handler.sort(sortOp);
        List<Integer> sortedRows = sortResults.getRows();
        if (sortedRows == null || sortedRows.isEmpty()) {
            return results;
        }
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        if (values.isEmpty()) {
            return results;
        }

        // Sort the column dates.
        DataSetSort sortOp = new DataSetSort();
        sortOp.addSortColumn(new ColumnSort(columnGroup.getSourceId(), SortOrder.ASCENDING));
        DataSetHandler sortResults = handler.sort(sortOp);
        List<Integer> sortedRows = sortResults.getRows();
        if (sortedRows == null || sortedRows.isEmpty()) {
            return results;
        }
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