Examples of ByteIterator

bak.pcj.ByteIterator
This class represents iterators over collections of byte values. @see java.util.Iterator @author Søren Bak @version 1.0 2002/29/12 @since 1.0
com.gs.collections.api.iterator.ByteIterator
ByteIterator is an iterator over a ByteIterable. This file was automatically generated from template file primitiveIterator.stg. @since 3.0.
com.yahoo.ycsb.ByteIterator
YCSB-specific buffer class. ByteIterators are designed to support efficient field generation, and to allow backend drivers that can stream fields (instead of materializing them in RAM) to do so.
YCSB originially used String objects to represent field values. This led to two performance issues.
First, it leads to unnecessary conversions between UTF-16 and UTF-8, both during field generation, and when passing data to byte-based backend drivers.
Second, Java strings are represented internally using UTF-16, and are built by appending to a growable array type (StringBuilder or StringBuffer), then calling a toString() method. This leads to a 4x memory overhead as field values are being built, which prevented YCSB from driving large object stores.
The StringByteIterator class contains a number of convenience methods for backend drivers that convert between Map<String,String> and Map<String,ByteBuffer>. @author sears
org.apache.commons.collections.primitives.ByteIterator
An iterator over byte values. @see org.apache.commons.collections.primitives.adapters.ByteIteratorIterator @see org.apache.commons.collections.primitives.adapters.IteratorByteIterator @since Commons Primitives 1.0 @version $Revision: 1.3 $ $Date: 2003/10/16 20:49:36 $ @author Rodney Waldhoff

Examples of bak.pcj.ByteIterator

        public boolean contains(byte v) {
            return containsKey(v);
        }


        public ByteIterator iterator() {
            return new ByteIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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Examples of bak.pcj.ByteIterator

        public boolean contains(byte v) {
            return containsKey(v);
        }


        public ByteIterator iterator() {
            return new ByteIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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Examples of bak.pcj.ByteIterator

        public boolean contains(byte v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public ByteIterator iterator() {
            return new ByteIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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Examples of bak.pcj.ByteIterator

        public boolean contains(byte v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public ByteIterator iterator() {
            return new ByteIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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Examples of bak.pcj.ByteIterator

        public boolean contains(byte v) {
            return getEntry(v) != null;
        }


        public ByteIterator iterator() {
            return new ByteIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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Examples of bak.pcj.ByteIterator

        public boolean contains(byte v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public ByteIterator iterator() {
            return new ByteIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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Examples of bak.pcj.ByteIterator

        public boolean contains(byte v) {
            return getEntry(v) != null;
        }


        public ByteIterator iterator() {
            return new ByteIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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Examples of bak.pcj.ByteIterator

        public boolean contains(byte v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public ByteIterator iterator() {
            return new ByteIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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Examples of com.gs.collections.api.iterator.ByteIterator


    public ImmutableByteByteMap newWithoutAllKeys(ByteIterable keys)
    {
        MutableByteByteMap map = new ByteByteHashMap(this.size());
        map.putAll(this);
        ByteIterator iterator = keys.byteIterator();
        while (iterator.hasNext())
        {
            map.removeKey(iterator.next());
        }
        return map.toImmutable();
    }

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Examples of com.gs.collections.api.iterator.ByteIterator

            return max;
        }


        public byte min()
        {
            ByteIterator byteIterator = this.byteIterator();
            byte min = byteIterator.next();
            while (byteIterator.hasNext())
            {
                min = (byte) Math.min(min, byteIterator.next());
            }
            return min;
        }

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