public static int typeHashCode(AbstractType<?> t) {
return t.asCQL3Type().toString().hashCode();
}
@Override
public CQL3Type asCQL3Type() {
return baseType.asCQL3Type();
}
/*
* We need to compare the CQL3 representation of the type because comparing
* the AbstractType will fail for example if a UDT has been changed.
* Reason is that UserType.equals() takes the field names and types into account.
* Example CQL sequence that would fail when comparing AbstractType:
* CREATE TYPE foo ...
* CREATE FUNCTION bar ( par foo ) RETURNS foo ...
* ALTER TYPE foo ADD ...
* or
* ALTER TYPE foo ALTER ...
* or
* ALTER TYPE foo RENAME ...
*/
public static boolean typeEquals(AbstractType<?> t1, AbstractType<?> t2) {
return t1.asCQL3Type().toString().equals(t2.asCQL3Type().toString());
}