List of absolute() Examples

Examples of absolute()

com.bleujin.framework.db.Rows.absolute()
com.cedarsoft.commons.struct.Path.absolute()
com.codahale.metrics.annotation.ExceptionMetered.absolute()
com.codahale.metrics.annotation.Metered.absolute()
com.codahale.metrics.annotation.Timed.absolute()
com.hp.hpl.jena.tdb.base.file.Location.absolute()
Return an absolute filename where relative names are resolved from the location
com.sun.star.sdbc.XResultSet.absolute()
com.zosatapo.commons.store.jResultSet.absolute()
java.sql.ResultSet.absolute()
Moves the Cursor to a specified row number in the ResultSet. @param row The new row number for the Cursor @return true if the new Cursor position is on the ResultSet, falseotherwise @throws SQLException if a database error happens
javax.sql.rowset.CachedRowSet.absolute()
javax.sql.rowset.FilteredRowSet.absolute()
javax.sql.rowset.JdbcRowSet.absolute()
javax.sql.rowset.JoinRowSet.absolute()
javax.sql.rowset.WebRowSet.absolute()
javax.sql.rowset.spi.SyncResolver.absolute()
javax.vecmath.Vector3f.absolute()
javax.vecmath.Vector4f.absolute()
org.apache.harmony.sql.internal.rowset.SyncResolverImpl.absolute()
org.apache.jena.jdbc.metadata.results.MetaResultSet.absolute()
org.apache.ojb.broker.accesslayer.OJBIterator.absolute()
Moves the cursor to the given row number in the iterator. If the row number is positive, the cursor moves to the given row number with respect to the beginning of the iterator. The first row is row 1, the second is row 2, and so on. @param row the row to move to in this iterator, by absolute number
org.exolab.castor.jdo.QueryResults.absolute()
moves the result of the query to the absolute position in the resultset. @param row The row to move to @return ??? @throws PersistenceException A persistence error occured
org.hsqldb.navigator.RowSetNavigator.absolute()
Uses similar semantics to java.sql.ResultSet except this is 0 based. When position is 0 or positive, it is from the start; when negative, it is from end
org.hsqldb_voltpatches.navigator.RowSetNavigator.absolute()
Uses similar semantics to java.sql.ResultSet except this is 0 based. When position is 0 or positive, it is from the start; when negative, it is from end

org.opengis.referencing.cs.AxisDirection.absolute()

Returns the "absolute" direction of this axis. This "absolute" operation is similar to the {@code Math.abs(int)}method in that "negative" directions like ( {@link #SOUTH}, {@link #WEST}, {@link #DOWN}, {@link #PAST}) are changed for their "positive" counterparts ( {@link #NORTH}, {@link #EAST}, {@link #UP}, {@link #FUTURE}). More specifically, the following conversion table is applied:

Direction	Absolute value
{@link #NORTH}	{@link #NORTH}
{@link #SOUTH}	{@link #NORTH}
{@link #EAST}	{@link #EAST}
{@link #WEST}	{@link #EAST}
{@link #UP}	{@link #UP}
{@link #DOWN}	{@link #UP}

Direction	Absolute value
{@link #DISPLAY_RIGHT}	{@link #DISPLAY_RIGHT}
{@link #DISPLAY_LEFT}	{@link #DISPLAY_RIGHT}
{@link #DISPLAY_UP}	{@link #DISPLAY_UP}
{@link #DISPLAY_DOWN}	{@link #DISPLAY_UP}
{@link #FUTURE}	{@link #FUTURE}
{@link #PAST}	{@link #FUTURE}

{@link #OTHER}

@return The direction from the above table.

ptolemy.data.ScalarToken.absolute()
Return a ScalarToken containing the absolute value of the value of this token. If this token contains a non-negative number, it is returned directly; otherwise, a new token is returned. Note that it is explicitly allowable to return this token, since the units are the same. This method defers to the _absolute() method to perform the operation, and derived classes should implement that method to provide type-specific behavior. @return A ScalarToken with the same units, and likely to be ofthe same type as this token. If this token is a nil token, then {@link ptolemy.data.Token#NIL}is returned.

Examples of java.sql.ResultSet.absolute()

        assertEquals(6, rs.getRow());


        assertTrue(rs.absolute(1));
        assertEquals(1, rs.getRow());


        assertTrue(!rs.absolute( -10));
        assertEquals(0, rs.getRow());
        assertTrue(rs.next());
        assertEquals(1, rs.getRow());


        assertTrue(!rs.absolute(10));

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Examples of java.sql.ResultSet.absolute()

        assertTrue(!rs.absolute( -10));
        assertEquals(0, rs.getRow());
        assertTrue(rs.next());
        assertEquals(1, rs.getRow());


        assertTrue(!rs.absolute(10));
        assertEquals(0, rs.getRow());
        assertTrue(rs.previous());
        assertEquals(6, rs.getRow());


        stmt.close();

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Examples of java.sql.ResultSet.absolute()

        ResultSet rs = null;
        try {
            s = connection.createStatement(ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE, ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY);
            s.setFetchSize(toIndex - fromIndex);
            rs = s.executeQuery(statements.getFindAllIdsStatement());
            rs.absolute(fromIndex + 1);
            String[] ids = new String[toIndex - fromIndex];
            for (int row = 0; row < toIndex - fromIndex; row++) {
                ids[row] = rs.getString(1);
                if (!rs.next()) {
                    break;

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Examples of javax.sql.rowset.CachedRowSet.absolute()


    public void testCreateCopy2() throws Exception {


        CachedRowSet copy = crset.createCopy();


        copy.absolute(3);
        crset.absolute(3);


        copy.updateString(2, "updated");
        assertEquals("updated", copy.getString(2));
        assertEquals("test3", crset.getString(2));

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Examples of javax.sql.rowset.FilteredRowSet.absolute()

        /*
         * When running on RI, filteredRowSet.absolute(1) is false here.
         * However, the cursor moves to the first row already.
         */
        if ("true".equals(System.getProperty("Testing Harmony"))) {
            assertTrue(filteredRowSet.absolute(1));
        } else {
            assertFalse(filteredRowSet.absolute(1));
        }
        assertEquals("hermit", filteredRowSet.getString(2));

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Examples of javax.sql.rowset.JdbcRowSet.absolute()

        jrs.setUrl(DERBY_URL);
        jrs.setCommand("SELECT * FROM USER_INFO");
        jrs.execute();


        // Deletes the 4th row.
        jrs.absolute(4);
        jrs.deleteRow();
        try {
            jrs.getInt(1);
            fail("Should throw SQLException " + "since no current row.");
        } catch (SQLException e) {

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Examples of javax.sql.rowset.JoinRowSet.absolute()


        if (System.getProperty("Testing Harmony") == "true") {
            assertCachedRowSetEquals(jrs, another);
        } else {
            // TODO why the output xml has no insert information.
            another.absolute(2);
            assertFalse(another.rowInserted());
            jrs.absolute(2);
            assertTrue(jrs.rowInserted());
        }
    }

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Examples of javax.sql.rowset.WebRowSet.absolute()

        /*
         * TODO A row is marked as delete in XML. The row isn't marked as delete
         * any more after populate to WebRowSet.
         */
        if (!"true".equals(System.getProperty("Testing Harmony"))) {
            assertTrue(webRs.absolute(3));
            assertEquals(3, webRs.getInt(1));
            assertFalse(webRs.rowDeleted());
            webRs.deleteRow();
        }

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Examples of javax.sql.rowset.spi.SyncResolver.absolute()

        }


        SyncResolver resolver = ex.getSyncResolver();


        try {
            resolver.absolute(1);
            fail("Should throw UnsupportedOperationException");
        } catch (UnsupportedOperationException e) {
            // expected
        }
        try {

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Examples of javax.vecmath.Vector3f.absolute()


      // First axis
      Vector3f diff = Stack.alloc(Vector3f.class);
      diff.sub(v2, v1);
      Vector3f abs_diff = Stack.alloc(Vector3f.class);
      abs_diff.absolute(diff);


      // Test With X axis
      TEST_CROSS_EDGE_BOX_X_AXIS_MCR(diff, abs_diff, v1, v3, extends_);
      // Test With Y axis
      TEST_CROSS_EDGE_BOX_Y_AXIS_MCR(diff, abs_diff, v1, v3, extends_);

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