Class ArrayResultIterator<E>

java.lang.Object
org.apache.flink.connector.file.src.util.RecyclableIterator<E>
org.apache.flink.connector.file.src.util.ArrayResultIterator<E>
Type Parameters:
E - The type of the record returned by the iterator.
All Implemented Interfaces:
BulkFormat.RecordIterator<E>

@PublicEvolving public final class ArrayResultIterator<E> extends RecyclableIterator<E> implements BulkFormat.RecordIterator<E>
A simple BulkFormat.RecordIterator that returns the elements of an array, one after the other. The iterator is mutable to support object reuse and supports recycling.
  • Constructor Details

    • ArrayResultIterator

      public ArrayResultIterator()
      Creates a new, initially empty, ArrayResultIterator.
    • ArrayResultIterator

      public ArrayResultIterator(@Nullable Runnable recycler)
      Creates a new, initially empty, ArrayResultIterator. The iterator calls the given recycler when the RecyclableIterator.releaseBatch() method is called.
  • Method Details

    • set

      public void set(E[] records, int num, long offset, long skipCountOfFirst)
      Sets the records to be returned by this iterator. Each record's RecordAndPosition will have the same offset (for RecordAndPosition.getOffset(). The first returned record will have a records-to-skip count of skipCountOfFirst + 1, following the contract that each record needs to point to the position AFTER itself (because a checkpoint taken after the record was emitted needs to resume from after that record).
    • next

      @Nullable public RecordAndPosition<E> next()
      Description copied from interface: BulkFormat.RecordIterator
      Gets the next record from the file, together with its position.

      The position information returned with the record point to the record AFTER the returned record, because it defines the point where the reading should resume once the current record is emitted. The position information is put in the source's state when the record is emitted. If a checkpoint is taken directly after the record is emitted, the checkpoint must to describe where to resume the source reading from after that record.

      Objects returned by this method may be reused by the iterator. By the time that this method is called again, no object returned from the previous call will be referenced any more. That makes it possible to have a single MutableRecordAndPosition object and return the same instance (with updated record and position) on every call.

      Specified by:
      next in interface BulkFormat.RecordIterator<E>