Class LastCellOfRowDummyRecord

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    Duplicatable, GenericRecord

    public final class LastCellOfRowDummyRecord
    extends Record
    A dummy record to indicate that we've now had the last cell record for this row.
    • Constructor Detail

      • LastCellOfRowDummyRecord

        public LastCellOfRowDummyRecord​(int row,
                                        int lastColumnNumber)
    • Method Detail

      • getRow

        public int getRow()
        Returns the (0 based) number of the row we are currently working on.
        Returns:
        the (0 based) number of the row
      • getLastColumnNumber

        public int getLastColumnNumber()
        Returns the (0 based) number of the last column seen for this row. You should have already been called with that record. This is -1 in the case of there being no columns for the row.
        Returns:
        the (0 based) number of the last column
      • getSid

        public final short getSid()
        Description copied from class: Record
        return the non static version of the id for this record.
        Specified by:
        getSid in class Record
        Returns:
        he id for this record
      • serialize

        public int serialize​(int offset,
                             byte[] data)
        Description copied from class: RecordBase
        called by the class that is responsible for writing this sucker. Subclasses should implement this so that their data is passed back in a byte array.
        Specified by:
        serialize in class RecordBase
        Parameters:
        offset - to begin writing at
        data - byte array containing instance data
        Returns:
        number of bytes written
      • getRecordSize

        public final int getRecordSize()
        Description copied from class: RecordBase
        gives the current serialized size of the record. Should include the sid and reclength (4 bytes).
        Specified by:
        getRecordSize in class RecordBase
        Returns:
        the record size