List of addRange() Examples

Examples of addRange()

TCM_MPI.CLS.TcmByteData.addRange()
Adiciona um array de bytes ao buffer @param b byte[] - array a ser adicionado
cli.System.Collections.ArrayList.AddRange()
com.aptana.interactive_console.console.ui.ScriptConsolePartitioner.addRange()
Adds a given style range. When a range is added, the ranges that were added before must be removed/updated if the added range has some intersection with a previous one. The ranges must all be set sequentially, so, all the ranges that have some intersection with that range must be removed/updated. @param r the range to be added.
com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.DatatypeProperty.addRange()
com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.ObjectProperty.addRange()
com.hp.hpl.jena.ontology.OntProperty.addRange()

Add a resource representing the range of this property. The resource denotes the class or datatype that objects of statements using this property as predicate should belong to. For datatype properties, XML Schema Datatype names are pre-declared as resources in the {@link com.hp.hpl.jena.vocabulary.XSD XSD} vocabulary class. For object properties,the resource should be represent the range class. Note that {@link OntClass} isa Java sub-class of {@link Resource}, so OntClass objects can be passed directly.
@param res A resource that represents a range class for this property. @exception OntProfileException If the {@link Profile#RANGE()} property is not supported in the current language profile.
jmt.gui.common.serviceStrategies.LDStrategy.addRange()
Adds a new range to this strategy. 'From' field is initialized with greatest created range by now plus one (so if last range has from = 7, this will have from = 8) @return search's key for newly created range
net.sf.mpxj.ProjectCalendarException.addRange()
net.sf.mpxj.ProjectCalendarHours.addRange()
net.sf.saxon.sort.IntRangeSet.addRange()
Add a range of integers to the set. This is optimized for the case where these are all greater than any existing integer in the set. @param low the low end of the new range @param high the high end of the new range
org.apache.sandesha2.util.RangeString.addRange()
Adds the Range into the existing RangeString Any existing Ranges that are encompassed in this new Range are removed. Any existing Ranges that are on either side of this Range (i.e. if this Range plugs a gap) are joined. The method returns a RangeString consisting of all the Ranges that were added that were not present previously i.e. all the new Ranges @param r @return
org.elasticsearch.search.facet.range.RangeFacetBuilder.addRange()
Adds a range entry with explicit from and to. @param from The from range limit @param to The to range limit
org.encog.util.normalize.output.mapped.OutputFieldEncode.addRange()
Add a ranged mapped to a value. @param low The low value for the range. @param high The high value for the range. @param value The value that the field should produce for this range.
org.encog.util.normalize.segregate.RangeSegregator.addRange()
Add a range. @param low The low end of the range. @param high The high end of the range. @param include Should this range be included.
org.gudy.azureus2.plugins.ipfilter.IPFilter.addRange()
Adds a range. Only ranges created with "create" above can be added @param range
org.gudy.azureus2.pluginsimpl.local.ipfilter.IPFilterImpl.addRange()
org.mindswap.pellet.KnowledgeBase.addRange()
org.pdf4j.saxon.sort.IntRangeSet.addRange()
Add a range of integers to the set. This is optimized for the case where these are all greater than any existing integer in the set. @param low the low end of the new range @param high the high end of the new range
org.richfaces.model.selection.ClientSelection.addRange()
org.w3c.www.http.HttpRangeList.addRange()
Add a range to this list. @param range The range to add.
toxi.color.ColorTheme.addRange()
xbird.util.struct.LongRangeSet.addRange()

Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.util.RangeString.addRange()

    RangeString rString = new RangeString(msgs);
    
    //msg 2 arrives
    {
      Range ackedMsgRange = new Range(1,2);
      Range[] newRanges = rString.addRange(ackedMsgRange).getRanges();
      assertEquals(newRanges.length,1);
      assertEquals(newRanges[0],new Range(2,2));
    }
    
    //msgs 8 and 9 arrive

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.util.RangeString.addRange()

    }
    
    //msgs 8 and 9 arrive
    {
      Range ackedMsgRange = new Range(8,9);
      Range[] newRanges = rString.addRange(ackedMsgRange).getRanges();
      assertEquals(newRanges.length,1);
      assertEquals(newRanges[0],ackedMsgRange);
    }
    
    // msg 6 arrives

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    }
    
    // msg 6 arrives
    {
      Range ackedMsgRange = new Range(6,6);
      Range[] newRanges = rString.addRange(ackedMsgRange).getRanges();
      assertEquals(newRanges.length,1);
      assertEquals(newRanges[0],ackedMsgRange);
    }
    
    //msgs 3,4 and 5 arrive

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    }
    
    //msgs 3,4 and 5 arrive
    {
      Range ackedMsgRange = new Range(1,5);
      Range[] newRanges = rString.addRange(ackedMsgRange).getRanges();
      assertEquals(newRanges.length,1);
      assertEquals(newRanges[0],new Range(3,5));
    }
    
    //msgs 3,4 are duplicated

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    }
    
    //msgs 3,4 are duplicated
    {
      Range ackedMsgRange = new Range(3,4);
      Range[] newRanges = rString.addRange(ackedMsgRange).getRanges();
      assertEquals(newRanges.length,0); //no new information
    }
    
    //finally msg 7
    {

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    }
    
    //finally msg 7
    {
      Range ackedMsgRange = new Range(7,7);
      Range[] newRanges = rString.addRange(ackedMsgRange).getRanges();
      assertEquals(newRanges.length,1);
      assertEquals(newRanges[0],ackedMsgRange);
    }
    
    //all msgs have now arrived

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.util.RangeString.addRange()

    
    //all msgs have now arrived
    assertEquals("[1,10]", rString.toString());
    
    //all messages are duplicated - ensure this is detected
    assertEquals(rString.addRange(new Range(1,10)).getRanges().length, 0);  
    //check we handle duplicates i.e. the string is still correct
    assertEquals("[1,10]", rString.toString());
  }
  
  public void testSerialize()throws Exception{

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.util.RangeString.addRange()

    // Updating the server completed message ranges list
    RangeString serverCompletedMessageRanges = bean.getServerCompletedMessages();
    // See if the message is in the list of completed ranges
    boolean msgNoPresentInList =  serverCompletedMessageRanges.isMessageNumberInRanges(msgNo);
    if (!msgNoPresentInList){
       serverCompletedMessageRanges.addRange(new Range(msgNo));
    }


    // updating the Highest_In_Msg_No property which gives the highest
    // message number retrieved from this sequence.
    long highestInMsgNo = bean.getHighestInMessageNumber();

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Examples of org.apache.sandesha2.util.RangeString.addRange()

      Range ackedRange = new Range(lower, upper);
      // Quick check to see if the whole range is already covered
      if(!completedMessages.isRangeCompleted(ackedRange)) {
        //we now know that this range is complete so we update it. This should aggregate the
        //ranges together and tell us which numbers are newly acked
        Range[] newRanges = completedMessages.addRange(ackedRange).getRanges();


        // We now take each newly acked message in turn and see if we need to update a sender bean
        for (int rangeIndex=0; rangeIndex < newRanges.length; rangeIndex++) {
          //now work on each newly acked message in this range
          for(long messageNo = newRanges[rangeIndex].lowerValue; messageNo<=newRanges[rangeIndex].upperValue; messageNo++){

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  }
  
  public void testGetAckRangesFromRangeStringOutOfOrder() {
    
    RangeString rangeString = new RangeString();
    rangeString.addRange(new Range(3));
    rangeString.addRange(new Range(6));
    rangeString.addRange(new Range(1));
    rangeString.addRange(new Range(5));
    rangeString.addRange(new Range(8));
    rangeString.addRange(new Range(2));

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