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package org.apache.parquet.column;

import org.apache.parquet.io.api.Binary;

/**
 * Reader for (repetition level, definition level, values) triplets.
 * At any given point in time, a ColumnReader points to a single (r, d, v) triplet.
 * In order to move to the next triplet, call {@link #consume()}.
 * 

* Depending on the type and the encoding of the column only a subset of the get* methods are implemented. * Dictionary specific methods enable the upper layers to read the dictionary IDs without decoding the data. * In particular the Converter will decode the strings in the dictionary only once and iterate on the * dictionary IDs instead of the values. *

* Each iteration looks at the current definition level and value as well as the next repetition level: *

    *
  • The current definition level defines if the value is null.
  • *
  • If the value is defined we can read it with the correct get*() method.
  • *
  • Looking ahead to the next repetition determines what is the next column to read for in the FSA.
  • *
*/ public interface ColumnReader { /** * @return the totalCount of values to be consumed * @deprecated will be removed in 2.0.0; Total values might not be able to be counted before reading the values (e.g. * in case of column index based filtering) */ @Deprecated long getTotalValueCount(); /** * Consume the current triplet, moving to the next value. */ void consume(); /** * must return 0 when isFullyConsumed() == true * @return the repetition level for the current value */ int getCurrentRepetitionLevel(); /** * @return the definition level for the current value */ int getCurrentDefinitionLevel(); /** * writes the current value to the converter */ void writeCurrentValueToConverter(); /** * Skip the current value */ void skip(); /** * available when the underlying encoding is dictionary based * @return the dictionary id for the current value */ int getCurrentValueDictionaryID(); /** * @return the current value */ int getInteger(); /** * @return the current value */ boolean getBoolean(); /** * @return the current value */ long getLong(); /** * @return the current value */ Binary getBinary(); /** * @return the current value */ float getFloat(); /** * @return the current value */ double getDouble(); /** * @return Descriptor of the column. */ ColumnDescriptor getDescriptor(); }




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