List of vectorFor() Examples

Examples of vectorFor()

org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()
INTERNAL: Return a Vector populated with the contents of container. Added for bug 2766379, must implement a version of vectorFor that handles wrapped objects.

Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     * Ignore the order of the elements.
     */
    private boolean compareAttributeValuesWithoutOrder(Object collection1, Object collection2, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector vector2 = cp.vectorFor(collection2, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        for (Object iter1 = cp.iteratorFor(collection1); cp.hasNext(iter1);) {
            Object element1 = cp.next(iter1, session);


            boolean found = false;

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     * The order of the elements is significant.
     */
    private ChangeRecord compareAttributeValuesForChangeWithOrder(Object cloneCollection, Object backupCollection, ObjectChangeSet owner, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector cloneVector = cp.vectorFor(cloneCollection, session);// convert it to a Vector so we can preserve the order and use indexes
        Vector backupVector = cp.vectorFor(backupCollection, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord changeRecord = new EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord(owner, this.getAttributeName(), this.getDatabaseMapping());


        for (int i = 0; i < cloneVector.size(); i++) {

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     */
    private ChangeRecord compareAttributeValuesForChangeWithOrder(Object cloneCollection, Object backupCollection, ObjectChangeSet owner, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector cloneVector = cp.vectorFor(cloneCollection, session);// convert it to a Vector so we can preserve the order and use indexes
        Vector backupVector = cp.vectorFor(backupCollection, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord changeRecord = new EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord(owner, this.getAttributeName(), this.getDatabaseMapping());


        for (int i = 0; i < cloneVector.size(); i++) {
            Object cloneElement = cloneVector.elementAt(i);

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     * Ignore the order of the elements.
     */
    private ChangeRecord compareAttributeValuesForChangeWithoutOrder(Object cloneCollection, Object backupCollection, ObjectChangeSet owner, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector backupVector = cp.vectorFor(backupCollection, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        EISCollectionChangeRecord changeRecord = new EISCollectionChangeRecord(owner, this.getAttributeName(), this.getDatabaseMapping());
        for (Object cloneIter = cp.iteratorFor(cloneCollection); cp.hasNext(cloneIter);) {
            Object cloneElement = cp.next(cloneIter, session);

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     * The order of the elements is significant.
     */
    private ChangeRecord compareAttributeValuesForChangeWithOrder(Object cloneCollection, Object backupCollection, ObjectChangeSet owner, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector cloneVector = cp.vectorFor(cloneCollection, session);// convert it to a Vector so we can preserve the order and use indexes
        Vector backupVector = cp.vectorFor(backupCollection, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord changeRecord = new EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord(owner, this.getAttributeName(), this.getDatabaseMapping());


        for (int i = 0; i < cloneVector.size(); i++) {

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     */
    private ChangeRecord compareAttributeValuesForChangeWithOrder(Object cloneCollection, Object backupCollection, ObjectChangeSet owner, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector cloneVector = cp.vectorFor(cloneCollection, session);// convert it to a Vector so we can preserve the order and use indexes
        Vector backupVector = cp.vectorFor(backupCollection, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord changeRecord = new EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord(owner, this.getAttributeName(), this.getDatabaseMapping());


        for (int i = 0; i < cloneVector.size(); i++) {
            Object cloneElement = cloneVector.elementAt(i);

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     * Ignore the order of the elements.
     */
    private ChangeRecord compareAttributeValuesForChangeWithoutOrder(Object cloneCollection, Object backupCollection, ObjectChangeSet owner, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector backupVector = cp.vectorFor(backupCollection, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        EISCollectionChangeRecord changeRecord = new EISCollectionChangeRecord(owner, this.getAttributeName(), this.getDatabaseMapping());
        for (Object cloneIter = cp.iteratorFor(cloneCollection); cp.hasNext(cloneIter);) {
            Object cloneElement = cp.next(cloneIter, session);

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     * Ignore the order of the elements.
     */
    private boolean compareAttributeValuesWithoutOrder(Object collection1, Object collection2, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector vector2 = cp.vectorFor(collection2, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        for (Object iter1 = cp.iteratorFor(collection1); cp.hasNext(iter1);) {
            Object element1 = cp.next(iter1, session);


            boolean found = false;

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     * The order of the elements is significant.
     */
    private ChangeRecord compareAttributeValuesForChangeWithOrder(Object cloneCollection, Object backupCollection, ObjectChangeSet owner, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector cloneVector = cp.vectorFor(cloneCollection, session);// convert it to a Vector so we can preserve the order and use indexes
        Vector backupVector = cp.vectorFor(backupCollection, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord changeRecord = new EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord(owner, this.getAttributeName(), this.getDatabaseMapping());


        for (int i = 0; i < cloneVector.size(); i++) {

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Examples of org.eclipse.persistence.internal.queries.ContainerPolicy.vectorFor()

     */
    private ChangeRecord compareAttributeValuesForChangeWithOrder(Object cloneCollection, Object backupCollection, ObjectChangeSet owner, AbstractSession session) {
        ContainerPolicy cp = this.getContainerPolicy();


        Vector cloneVector = cp.vectorFor(cloneCollection, session);// convert it to a Vector so we can preserve the order and use indexes
        Vector backupVector = cp.vectorFor(backupCollection, session);// "clone" it so we can clear out the slots


        EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord changeRecord = new EISOrderedCollectionChangeRecord(owner, this.getAttributeName(), this.getDatabaseMapping());


        for (int i = 0; i < cloneVector.size(); i++) {
            Object cloneElement = cloneVector.elementAt(i);

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