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package net.openhft.chronicle.wire;

import java.util.Arrays;

/**
 * Represents a collection of offsets used in a YAML structure.
 * The class provides mechanisms to add, retrieve, and manipulate the offsets,
 * which can be useful for various YAML parsing and generation tasks.
 *
 * 

Internally, this class employs a dynamic array resizing strategy to accommodate * varying numbers of offsets without a significant overhead in space. */ public class YamlKeys { private static final long[] NO_OFFSETS = {}; // The current number of offsets stored int count = 0; // The dynamic array of offsets long[] offsets = NO_OFFSETS; /** * Adds a new offset to the collection. * * @param offset The offset value to be added. */ public void push(long offset) { if (count == offsets.length) { int size = Math.max(7, offsets.length * 2); offsets = Arrays.copyOf(offsets, size); } offsets[count++] = offset; } /** * Returns the current number of offsets stored in the collection. * * @return The count of offsets. */ public int count() { return count; } /** * Retrieves all the stored offsets. * * @return An array of stored offsets. */ public long[] offsets() { return offsets; } /** * Resets the count of offsets to zero. * This method does not clear the offset data but allows for reuse of the storage. */ public void reset() { count = 0; } /** * Removes the offset at the specified index. * *

Subsequent offsets are shifted to the left (their indices decrease by one). * * @param i The index of the offset to be removed. */ public void removeIndex(int i) { count--; int length = count - i; if (length > 0) System.arraycopy(offsets, i + 1, offsets, i, length); offsets[count] = 0; } }





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