public final class ReverseBytewiseComparator extends AbstractComparator
Slice
The performance of Comparators implemented in Java is always
less than their C++ counterparts due to the bridging overhead,
as such you likely don't want to use this apart from benchmarking
and you most likely instead wanted
BuiltinComparator.REVERSE_BYTEWISE_COMPARATORnativeHandle_owningHandle_| Constructor and Description |
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ReverseBytewiseComparator(ComparatorOptions copt) |
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int |
compare(java.nio.ByteBuffer a,
java.nio.ByteBuffer b)
Three-way key comparison.
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void |
findShortestSeparator(java.nio.ByteBuffer start,
java.nio.ByteBuffer limit)
Used to reduce the space requirements
for internal data structures like index blocks.
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java.lang.String |
name()
The name of the comparator.
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findShortSuccessor, initializeNative, usingDirectBuffersdisposeInternalclose, disOwnNativeHandle, isOwningHandledispose, finalizepublic ReverseBytewiseComparator(ComparatorOptions copt)
public java.lang.String name()
AbstractComparatorname in class AbstractComparatorpublic int compare(java.nio.ByteBuffer a,
java.nio.ByteBuffer b)
AbstractComparatorByteBuffers passed in, though
it would be unconventional to modify the "limit" or any of the
underlying bytes. As a callback, RocksJava will ensure that a
is a different instance from b.compare in class AbstractComparatora - buffer containing the first key in its "remaining" elementsb - buffer containing the second key in its "remaining" elementspublic void findShortestSeparator(java.nio.ByteBuffer start,
java.nio.ByteBuffer limit)
AbstractComparatorUsed to reduce the space requirements for internal data structures like index blocks.
If start < limit, you may modify start which is a shorter string in [start, limit).
If you modify start, it is expected that you set the byte buffer so that a subsequent read of start.remaining() bytes from start.position() to start.limit() will obtain the new start value.Simple comparator implementations may return with start unchanged. i.e., an implementation of this method that does nothing is correct.
findShortestSeparator in class AbstractComparatorstart - the startlimit - the limit