Examples of de.esoco.j2me.util.IntArray.insertAscending()

de.esoco.j2me.util.IntArray.insertAscending()

Inserts a value into the array at a position corresponding to it's ascending numerical order. All values that are greater than the new value will be shifted one position to the end of the array. If the current array capacity is not sufficient the array will be resized.

If the parameter nStart is greater than 0, the values at the array positions before nStart will be ignored by the insertion. This allows to keep a set of unordered values at the beginning of the array.

@param nValue The value to insert into the array @param nStart The position to start comparing values @return The position at which the new value has been inserted

      while (aRecords.hasNextElement())
      {
        // read all record IDs and store them in ascending order;
        // this makes sure that children are always behind their parent
        int nID   = aRecords.nextRecordId();
        int nPos  = aIDs.insertAscending(nID, 1);
        int nSize = rRecordStore.getRecordSize(nID);


        if ((aBuf == null) || (aBuf.length < nSize))
        {
          // increase buffer size and (re-)initialize the input stream

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