List of asIterableOf() Examples

Examples of asIterableOf()

cascading.tuple.TupleEntry.asIterableOf()
Method asIterableOf returns an {@link Iterable} instance that will coerce all Tuple elementsinto the given {@code type} parameter.
This method honors any {@link cascading.tuple.type.CoercibleType} instances on the internalFields instance for the specified Tuple element. @param type of type Class @return an Iterable

Examples of cascading.tuple.TupleEntry.asIterableOf()


    Text text = (Text) sinkCall.getContext()[ 0 ];
    StringBuilder line = (StringBuilder) sinkCall.getContext()[ 1 ];
    Charset charset = (Charset) sinkCall.getContext()[ 2 ];


    Iterable<String> strings = tupleEntry.asIterableOf( String.class );


    line = (StringBuilder) delimitedParser.joinLine( strings, line );


    text.set( line.toString().getBytes( charset ) );

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Examples of cascading.tuple.TupleEntry.asIterableOf()

  @Override
  public void sink( FlowProcess<? extends Properties> flowProcess, SinkCall<PrintWriter, OutputStream> sinkCall ) throws IOException
    {
    TupleEntry tupleEntry = sinkCall.getOutgoingEntry();


    Iterable<String> strings = tupleEntry.asIterableOf( String.class );


    delimitedParser.joinLine( strings, sinkCall.getContext() );


    sinkCall.getContext().println();
    }

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