Examples of org.olap4j.mdx.AxisNode

org.olap4j.mdx.AxisNode
An axis in an MDX query. For example, the typical MDX query has two axes, which appear as the "ON COLUMNS" and "ON ROWS" clauses. @version $Id: AxisNode.java 315 2010-05-29 00:56:11Z jhyde $

        List<ParseTreeNode> withList = Collections.emptyList();
        List<QueryAxis> axisList = new ArrayList<QueryAxis>();
        axisList.add(query.getAxes().get(Axis.COLUMNS));
        axisList.add(query.getAxes().get(Axis.ROWS));


        AxisNode filterAxis = null;
        if (query.getAxes().containsKey(Axis.FILTER)) {
            final QueryAxis axis = query.getAxes().get(Axis.FILTER);
            if (!axis.dimensions.isEmpty()) {
                filterAxis = toOlap4j(axis);
            }

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                        null, axis.getSortOrder().name()));
        } else {
            sortedNode = callNode;
        }


        return new AxisNode(
            null,
            axis.isNonEmpty(),
            axis.getLocation(),
            new ArrayList<IdentifierNode>(),
            sortedNode);

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        }


    private static List<AxisNode> toOlap4j(List<QueryAxis> axes) {
        final ArrayList<AxisNode> axisList = new ArrayList<AxisNode>();
        for (QueryAxis axis : axes) {
            AxisNode axisNode = toOlap4j(axis);
            if (axisNode != null) {
                axisList.add(toOlap4j(axis));
            }
        }
        return axisList;

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