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package org.apache.hadoop.hive.common;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.hadoop.hive.common.io.DiskRange;

/**
 * Disk range information class containing disk ranges and total length.
 */
public class DiskRangeInfo {
  List diskRanges; // TODO: use DiskRangeList instead
  long totalLength;

  public DiskRangeInfo(int indexBaseOffset) {
    this.diskRanges = new ArrayList<>();
    // Some data is missing from the stream for PPD uncompressed read (because index offset is
    // relative to the entire stream and we only read part of stream if RGs are filtered; unlike
    // with compressed data where PPD only filters CBs, so we always get full CB, and index offset
    // is relative to CB). To take care of the case when UncompressedStream goes seeking around by
    // its incorrect (relative to partial stream) index offset, we will increase the length by our
    // offset-relative-to-the-stream, and also account for it in buffers (see createDiskRangeInfo).
    // So, index offset now works; as long as noone seeks into this data before the RG (why would
    // they), everything works. This is hacky... Stream shouldn't depend on having all the data.
    this.totalLength = indexBaseOffset;
  }

  public void addDiskRange(DiskRange diskRange) {
    diskRanges.add(diskRange);
    totalLength += diskRange.getLength();
  }

  public List getDiskRanges() {
    return diskRanges;
  }

  public long getTotalLength() {
    return totalLength;
  }
}