@Override
public void addBinary(Binary value) {
holder.buffer = buf = buf.reallocIfNeeded(value.length());
buf.setBytes(0, value.toByteBuffer());
holder.start = 0;
holder.end = value.length();
writer.write(holder);
}
// this method is called by its superclass during a read loop
@Override
protected void readField(long recordsToReadInThisPass) {
recordsReadInThisIteration =
Math.min(
pageReader.currentPageCount - pageReader.valuesRead,
recordsToReadInThisPass - valuesReadInCurrentPass);
readLengthInBits = recordsReadInThisIteration * dataTypeLengthInBits;
readLength = (int) Math.ceil(readLengthInBits / 8.0);
if (usingDictionary) {
VarBinaryVector.Mutator mutator = valueVec.getMutator();
Binary currDictValToWrite = null;
for (int i = 0; i < recordsReadInThisIteration; i++) {
currDictValToWrite = pageReader.dictionaryValueReader.readBytes();
mutator.setSafe(
valuesReadInCurrentPass + i,
currDictValToWrite.toByteBuffer(),
0,
currDictValToWrite.length());
}
// Set the write Index. The next page that gets read might be a page that does not use
// dictionary encoding
// and we will go into the else condition below. The readField method of the parent class
// requires the
// writer index to be set correctly.
int writerIndex = valueVec.getBuffer().writerIndex();
valueVec.getBuffer().setIndex(0, writerIndex + (int) readLength);
} else {
super.readField(recordsToReadInThisPass);
}
// TODO - replace this with fixed binary type in drill
// now we need to write the lengths of each value
int byteLength = dataTypeLengthInBits / 8;
for (int i = 0; i < recordsToReadInThisPass; i++) {
valueVec.getMutator().setValueLengthSafe(valuesReadInCurrentPass + i, byteLength);
}
}
@Override
public void addBinary(Binary value) {
holder.buffer.setBytes(0, value.toByteBuffer());
writer.write(holder);
}
