Class DataTableFilter

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    RootTable, TableDataSource

    public class DataTableFilter
    extends AbstractDataTable
    This object sits on top of a DataTable object filtering out certain types of calls. We could use this object to implement a ReferenceTable which can be used to declare a new table name with a DataTable type. We also use this object to implement a filter for column removals.

    Author:
    Tobias Downer
    • Constructor Detail

      • DataTableFilter

        protected DataTableFilter​(AbstractDataTable table)
        The Constructor. A filter can only sit on top of a DataTable or DataTableFilter table. ISSUE: we could make an interface for this. This is a bit of a hack.
    • Method Detail

      • getDatabase

        public Database getDatabase()
        Returns the Database context for this filtered table.
        Specified by:
        getDatabase in class Table
      • getColumnCount

        public int getColumnCount()
        Returns the number of columns in the table.
        Specified by:
        getColumnCount in class Table
      • findFieldName

        public int findFieldName​(Variable v)
        Given a fully qualified variable field name, ie. 'APP.CUSTOMER.CUSTOMERID' this will return the column number the field is at. Returns -1 if the field does not exist in the table.
        Specified by:
        findFieldName in class Table
      • getResolvedVariable

        public Variable getResolvedVariable​(int column)
        Returns a fully qualified Variable object that represents the name of the column at the given index. For example, new Variable(new TableName("APP", "CUSTOMER"), "ID")
        Specified by:
        getResolvedVariable in class Table
      • getCellContents

        public final TObject getCellContents​(int column,
                                             int row)
        Returns an object that represents the information in the given cell in the table. This will generally be an expensive algorithm, so calls to it should be kept to a minimum. Note that the offset between two rows is not necessarily 1.
        Specified by:
        getCellContents in interface TableDataSource
        Specified by:
        getCellContents in class Table
      • getDataTableDef

        public DataTableDef getDataTableDef()
        Returns a DataTableDef object that defines the name of the table and the layout of the columns of the table. Note that for tables that are joined with other tables, the table name and schema for this object become mangled. For example, a table called 'PERSON' joined with a table called 'MUSIC' becomes a table called 'PERSON#MUSIC' in a null schema.
        Specified by:
        getDataTableDef in interface TableDataSource
        Specified by:
        getDataTableDef in class Table
      • lockRoot

        public void lockRoot​(int lock_key)
        Locks the root table(s) of this table so that it is impossible to overwrite the underlying rows that may appear in this table. This is used when cells in the table need to be accessed 'outside' the lock. So we may have late access to cells in the table. 'lock_key' is a given key that will also unlock the root table(s). NOTE: This is nothing to do with the 'LockingMechanism' object.
        Specified by:
        lockRoot in class Table
      • unlockRoot

        public void unlockRoot​(int lock_key)
        Unlocks the root tables so that the underlying rows may once again be used if they are not locked and have been removed. This should be called some time after the rows have been locked.
        Specified by:
        unlockRoot in class Table
      • hasRootsLocked

        public boolean hasRootsLocked()
        Returns true if the table has its row roots locked (via the lockRoot(int) method.
        Specified by:
        hasRootsLocked in class Table