Examples of walk()


Examples of org.apache.pig.experimental.plan.PlanWalker.walk()

        for (int i=0; i<exps.size(); i++) {
            currentPlan = new PhysicalPlan();
            // translate the expression plan
            PlanWalker childWalker = new ReverseDependencyOrderWalker(exps.get(i));
            pushWalker(childWalker);
            childWalker.walk(new ExpToPhyTranslationVisitor(exps.get(i),
                    childWalker, gen, currentPlan, logToPhyMap ));           
            popWalker();
           
            List<Operator> leaves = exps.get(i).getSinks();
            for(Operator l: leaves) {
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Examples of org.apache.pig.experimental.plan.ReverseDependencyOrderWalker.walk()

        for (int i=0; i<exps.size(); i++) {
            currentPlan = new PhysicalPlan();
            // translate the expression plan
            PlanWalker childWalker = new ReverseDependencyOrderWalker(exps.get(i));
            pushWalker(childWalker);
            childWalker.walk(new ExpToPhyTranslationVisitor(exps.get(i),
                    childWalker, gen, currentPlan, logToPhyMap ));           
            popWalker();
           
            List<Operator> leaves = exps.get(i).getSinks();
            for(Operator l: leaves) {
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Examples of org.apache.pig.impl.plan.DependencyOrderWalker.walk()

                    // TODO FIX - How do we know this should be a
                    // DependencyOrderWalker?  We should be replicating the
                    // walker the current visitor is using.
                    PlanWalker w = new DependencyOrderWalker(lp);
                    pushWalker(w);
                    w.walk(this);
                    popWalker();
                }
            }
        }
    }
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Examples of org.apache.pig.impl.plan.PlanWalker.walk()

                    // TODO FIX - How do we know this should be a
                    // DependencyOrderWalker?  We should be replicating the
                    // walker the current visitor is using.
                    PlanWalker w = new DependencyOrderWalker(lp);
                    pushWalker(w);
                    w.walk(this);
                    popWalker();
                }
            }
        }
    }
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Examples of org.apache.pig.newplan.PlanWalker.walk()

        currentPlans.push(currentPlan);
        for (LogicalExpressionPlan plan : logPlans) {
            currentPlan = new PhysicalPlan();
            PlanWalker childWalker = new ReverseDependencyOrderWalkerWOSeenChk(plan);
            pushWalker(childWalker);
            childWalker.walk(new ExpToPhyTranslationVisitor( currentWalker.getPlan(),
                    childWalker, sort, currentPlan, logToPhyMap));
            sortPlans.add(currentPlan);
            popWalker();
        }
        currentPlan = currentPlans.pop();
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Examples of org.apache.pig.newplan.PlanWalker.walk()

        for (int i=0; i<exps.size(); i++) {
            currentPlan = new PhysicalPlan();
            // translate the expression plan
            PlanWalker childWalker = new ReverseDependencyOrderWalkerWOSeenChk(exps.get(i));
            pushWalker(childWalker);
            childWalker.walk(new ExpToPhyTranslationVisitor(exps.get(i),
                    childWalker, gen, currentPlan, logToPhyMap));           
            popWalker();
           
            List<Operator> leaves = exps.get(i).getSinks();
            for(Operator l: leaves) {
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Examples of org.apache.pig.newplan.PlanWalker.walk()

                   
                    // for each sink projection, get its input logical plan and translate it
                    Operator pred = preds.get(input);
                    childWalker = new SubtreeDependencyOrderWalker(inner, pred);
                    pushWalker(childWalker);
                    childWalker.walk(this);
                    popWalker();
                   
                    // get the physical operator of the leaf of input logical plan
                    PhysicalOperator leaf = logToPhyMap.get(pred);                   
                   
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Examples of org.apache.pig.newplan.ReverseDependencyOrderWalkerWOSeenChk.walk()

        currentPlans.push(currentPlan);
        for (LogicalExpressionPlan plan : logPlans) {
            currentPlan = new PhysicalPlan();
            PlanWalker childWalker = new ReverseDependencyOrderWalkerWOSeenChk(plan);
            pushWalker(childWalker);
            childWalker.walk(new ExpToPhyTranslationVisitor( currentWalker.getPlan(),
                    childWalker, sort, currentPlan, logToPhyMap));
            sortPlans.add(currentPlan);
            popWalker();
        }
        currentPlan = currentPlans.pop();
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Examples of org.apache.pig.newplan.ReverseDependencyOrderWalkerWOSeenChk.walk()

        for (int i=0; i<exps.size(); i++) {
            currentPlan = new PhysicalPlan();
            // translate the expression plan
            PlanWalker childWalker = new ReverseDependencyOrderWalkerWOSeenChk(exps.get(i));
            pushWalker(childWalker);
            childWalker.walk(new ExpToPhyTranslationVisitor(exps.get(i),
                    childWalker, gen, currentPlan, logToPhyMap));           
            popWalker();
           
            List<Operator> leaves = exps.get(i).getSinks();
            for(Operator l: leaves) {
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Examples of org.apache.pig.newplan.ReverseDependencyOrderWalkerWOSeenChk.walk()

                   
                    // for each sink projection, get its input logical plan and translate it
                    Operator pred = preds.get(input);
                    childWalker = new SubtreeDependencyOrderWalker(inner, pred);
                    pushWalker(childWalker);
                    childWalker.walk(this);
                    popWalker();
                   
                    // get the physical operator of the leaf of input logical plan
                    PhysicalOperator leaf = logToPhyMap.get(pred);                   
                   
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