private void deletePropertyChain(long nextProp) {
PropertyStore propStore = getPropertyStore();
while (nextProp != Record.NO_NEXT_PROPERTY.intValue()) {
PropertyRecord propRecord = propStore.getRecord(nextProp);
/*
* The only reason to loop over the blocks is to handle the dynamic
* records that possibly hang under them. Otherwise, we could just
* set the property record not in use and be done with it. The
* residue of the convenience is that we do not remove individual
* property blocks - we just mark the whole record as !inUse.
*/
for (PropertyBlock propBlock : propRecord.getPropertyBlocks()) {
propStore.ensureHeavy(propBlock);
for (DynamicRecord rec : propBlock.getValueRecords()) {
rec.setInUse(false);
propRecord.addDeletedRecord(rec);
}
}
propRecord.setInUse(false);
nextProp = propRecord.getNextProp();
propStore.updateRecord(propRecord);
}
}
public Object getArrayFor(PropertyBlock propertyBlock) {
ensureHeavy(propertyBlock);
return getArrayFor(propertyBlock.getValueRecords());
}
public String getStringFor(PropertyBlock propertyBlock) {
ensureHeavy(propertyBlock);
return getStringFor(propertyBlock.getValueRecords());
}
