Examples of org.iq80.leveldb.util.Slice.toByteBuffer()

org.iq80.leveldb.util.Slice.toByteBuffer()
Converts this buffer's readable bytes into a NIO buffer. The returned buffer shares the content with this buffer.


        // create a handle to this block
        BlockHandle blockHandle = new BlockHandle(position, blockContents.length());


        // write data and trailer
        position += fileChannel.write(new ByteBuffer[]{blockContents.toByteBuffer(), trailer.toByteBuffer()});


        // clean up state
        blockBuilder.reset();


        return blockHandle;

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        BlockHandle indexBlockHandle = writeBlock(indexBlockBuilder);


        // write footer
        Footer footer = new Footer(metaindexBlockHandle, indexBlockHandle);
        Slice footerEncoding = Footer.writeFooter(footer);
        position += fileChannel.write(footerEncoding.toByteBuffer());
    }


    public void abandon()
    {
        Preconditions.checkState(!closed, "table is finished");

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        // create a handle to this block
        BlockHandle blockHandle = new BlockHandle(position, blockContents.length());


        // write data and trailer
        position += fileChannel.write(new ByteBuffer[] {blockContents.toByteBuffer(), trailer.toByteBuffer()});


        // clean up state
        blockBuilder.reset();


        return blockHandle;

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        BlockHandle indexBlockHandle = writeBlock(indexBlockBuilder);


        // write footer
        Footer footer = new Footer(metaindexBlockHandle, indexBlockHandle);
        Slice footerEncoding = Footer.writeFooter(footer);
        position += fileChannel.write(footerEncoding.toByteBuffer());
    }


    public void abandon()
    {
        Preconditions.checkState(!closed, "table is finished");

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