Examples of QTuple

com.mysema.query.types.QTuple

QTuple represents a projection of type Tuple

Usage example:

 {@code List result = query.from(employee).list(new QTuple(employee.firstName, employee.lastName));}for (Tuple row : result)  System.out.println("firstName " + row.get(employee.firstName)); System.out.println("lastName " + row.get(employee.lastName)); }}

Since Tuple projection is the default for multi column projections, the above is equivalent to this code

 {@code List result = query.from(employee).list(employee.firstName, employee.lastName);}for (Tuple row : result)  System.out.println("firstName " + row.get(employee.firstName)); System.out.println("lastName " + row.get(employee.lastName)); }}

@author tiwe

Examples of com.mysema.query.types.QTuple

    public enum Color {GREEN, BLUE, RED, YELLOW, BLACK, WHITE}


    @Test
    public void Name() {
        EnumPath<Color> color = new EnumPath<Color>(Color.class, "path");
        QTuple qTuple = new QTuple(color);
        NumberConversions<Tuple> conversions = new NumberConversions<Tuple>(qTuple);
        assertEquals(Color.BLUE, conversions.newInstance("BLUE").get(color));
    }

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    }


    @Test
    public void Ordinal() {
        EnumPath<Color> color = new EnumPath<Color>(Color.class, "path");
        QTuple qTuple = new QTuple(color);
        NumberConversions<Tuple> conversions = new NumberConversions<Tuple>(qTuple);
        assertEquals(Color.RED, conversions.newInstance(2).get(color));
    }

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    @Test
    public void Safe_Number_Conversion() {
        StringPath strPath = new StringPath("strPath");
        NumberPath<Integer> intPath = new NumberPath<Integer>(Integer.class, "intPath");
        QTuple qTuple = new QTuple(strPath, intPath);
        NumberConversions<Tuple> conversions = new NumberConversions<Tuple>(qTuple);
        assertNotNull(conversions.newInstance(1, 2));
    }

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    @Test
    public void Number_Conversion() {
        StringPath strPath = new StringPath("strPath");
        NumberPath<Integer> intPath = new NumberPath<Integer>(Integer.class, "intPath");
        QTuple qTuple = new QTuple(strPath, intPath);
        NumberConversions<Tuple> conversions = new NumberConversions<Tuple>(qTuple);
        Tuple tuple = conversions.newInstance("a", Long.valueOf(3));
        assertEquals("a", tuple.get(strPath));
        assertEquals(Integer.valueOf(3), tuple.get(intPath));
    }

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    @Override
    public Map<K, V> transform(Projectable projectable) {
        Map<K, Group> groups = new LinkedHashMap<K, Group>();


        // create groups
        FactoryExpression<Tuple> expr = FactoryExpressionUtils.wrap(new QTuple(expressions));
        boolean hasGroups = false;
        for (Expression<?> e : expr.getArgs()) {
            hasGroups |= e instanceof GroupExpression;
        }
        if (hasGroups) {

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    }


    @Override
    public List<V> transform(Projectable projectable) {
        // create groups
        FactoryExpression<Tuple> expr = FactoryExpressionUtils.wrap(new QTuple(expressions));
        boolean hasGroups = false;
        for (Expression<?> e : expr.getArgs()) {
            hasGroups |= e instanceof GroupExpression;
        }
        if (hasGroups) {

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    }


    @Override
    public CloseableIterator<V> transform(Projectable projectable) {
        // create groups
        FactoryExpression<Tuple> expr = FactoryExpressionUtils.wrap(new QTuple(expressions));
        boolean hasGroups = false;
        for (Expression<?> e : expr.getArgs()) {
            hasGroups |= e instanceof GroupExpression;
        }
        if (hasGroups) {

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