public class ObjectRowListProcessor extends AbstractObjectListProcessor<ParsingContext> implements RowProcessor
RowProcessor implementation for storing all rows parsed and converted to Object arrays into a list.
A typical use case of this class will be:
ObjectRowListProcessor processor = new ObjectRowListProcessor(); processor.convertIndexes(Conversions.toBigDecimal()).set(4, 6); parserSettings.setRowProcessor(new ObjectRowListProcessor()); parser.parse(reader); // will invoke the {@link AbstractObjectListProcessor#rowProcessed(Object[], Context)} method for each parsed record. String[] headers = rowProcessor.getHeaders(); List<Object[]> rows = rowProcessor.getRows(); BigDecimal value1 = (BigDecimal) row.get(4); BigDecimal value2 = (BigDecimal) row.get(6);
RowProcessor,
ObjectRowProcessor,
AbstractParserconversions| Constructor and Description |
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ObjectRowListProcessor()
Creates a new processor of
Object[] rows with varying types. |
ObjectRowListProcessor(int expectedRowCount)
Creates a new processor of
Object[] rows with varying types. |
getHeaders, getRows, processEnded, processStarted, rowProcessedrowProcessedapplyConversions, convertAll, convertFields, convertIndexes, convertType, handleConversionError, initializeConversions, reverseConversions, toDataProcessingExceptionclone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, waitprocessEnded, processStarted, rowProcessedpublic ObjectRowListProcessor()
Object[] rows with varying types.public ObjectRowListProcessor(int expectedRowCount)
Object[] rows with varying types.expectedRowCount - expected number of rows to be parsed from the input.
Used to pre-allocate the size of the output List returned by AbstractObjectListProcessor.getRows()Copyright © 2021 Univocity Software Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.