Examples of Bytes

abstrasy.Bytes
com.caucho.config.types.Bytes
Returns a number of bytes, allowing EL expressions. Default is bytes.
```
 b  : bytes k  : kilobytes kb : kilobytes m  : megabytes mb : megabytes g  : gigabytes 
```
dovetaildb.bytes.Bytes
net.openhft.lang.io.Bytes
objot.util.Bytes
org.apache.cassandra.stress.generate.values.Bytes
org.apache.hadoop.hbase.util.Bytes
Utility class that handles byte arrays, conversions to/from other types, comparisons, hash code generation, manufacturing keys for HashMaps or HashSets, etc.
org.apache.lucene.search.FieldCache.Bytes
org.apache.wicket.util.lang.Bytes
Represents an immutable byte count. These static factory methods allow easy construction of value objects using either long values like bytes(2034) or megabytes(3):
- Bytes.bytes(long)
- Bytes.kilobytes(long)
- Bytes.megabytes(long)
- Bytes.gigabytes(long)
- Bytes.terabytes(long)
or double precision floating point values like megabytes(3.2):
- Bytes.bytes(double)
- Bytes.kilobytes(double)
- Bytes.megabytes(double)
- Bytes.gigabytes(double)
- Bytes.terabytes(double)
In the case of bytes(double), the value will be rounded off to the nearest integer byte count using Math.round().
The precise number of bytes in a Bytes object can be retrieved by calling bytes(). Approximate values for different units can be retrieved as double precision values using these methods:
- kilobytes()
- megabytes()
- gigabytes()
- terabytes()
Also, value objects can be constructed from strings, optionally using a Locale with valueOf(String) and valueOf(String,Locale). The string may contain a decimal or floating point number followed by optional whitespace followed by a unit (nothing for bytes, K for kilobyte, M for megabytes, G for gigabytes or T for terabytes) optionally followed by a B (for bytes). Any of these letters can be any case. So, examples of permissible string values are:
- 37 (37 bytes)
- 2.3K (2.3 kilobytes)
- 2.5 kb (2.5 kilobytes)
- 4k (4 kilobytes)
- 35.2GB (35.2 gigabytes)
- 1024M (1024 megabytes)
Note that if the Locale was not US, the values might substitute "," for "." as that is the custom in Euroland.
The toString() and toString(Locale) methods are smart enough to convert a given value object to the most appropriate units for the given value. @author Jonathan Locke
org.assertj.core.internal.Bytes
Reusable assertions for {@link Byte}s. @author Alex Ruiz @author Joel Costigliola
org.scale7.cassandra.pelops.Bytes
Wraps a {@link java.nio.ByteBuffer} and provides useful methods to operate on it.Also provides numerous factory methods to create instances based on various data types.

In an effort to provide a very stable and well tested marshalling strategy this class uses the various methods available on {@link java.nio.ByteBuffer} to perform serialization. The exceptionsto this are the UUID and String methods (see their javadoc comments for details).

Note: Instances of this class should *not* be considered thread safe.

Examples of org.apache.wicket.util.lang.Bytes

  {
    Locale.setDefault(Locale.UK);
    Assert.assertTrue("1G".equals(Bytes.gigabytes(1).toString()));
    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.valueOf("15.5K").bytes() == ((15 * 1024) + 512));


    final Bytes b = Bytes.kilobytes(7.3);


    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.valueOf(b.toString()).equals(b));
  }

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.util.lang.Bytes

  {
    Locale.setDefault(Locale.GERMANY);
    Assert.assertTrue("1G".equals(Bytes.gigabytes(1).toString()));
    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.valueOf("15,5K").bytes() == ((15 * 1024) + 512));


    final Bytes b = Bytes.kilobytes(7.3);


    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.valueOf(b.toString()).equals(b));
  }

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.util.lang.Bytes

  {
    Assert.assertTrue("1G".equals(Bytes.gigabytes(1).toString()));
    Assert.assertTrue("1,5G".equals(Bytes.gigabytes(1.5).toString(Locale.GERMAN)));
    Assert.assertTrue("1.5G".equals(Bytes.gigabytes(1.5).toString(Locale.US)));


    final Bytes b = Bytes.kilobytes(7.3);
    Assert.assertEquals(b, Bytes.valueOf(b.toString(Locale.GERMAN), Locale.GERMAN));


    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.valueOf("15,5K", Locale.GERMAN).bytes() == ((15 * 1024) + 512));
    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.valueOf("15.5K", Locale.US).bytes() == ((15 * 1024) + 512));
  }

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.util.lang.Bytes

  {
    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.bytes(1024).equals(Bytes.kilobytes(1)));
    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.bytes(1024 * 1024).equals(Bytes.megabytes(1)));
    Assert.assertTrue("1G".equals(Bytes.gigabytes(1).toString()));


    final Bytes b = Bytes.kilobytes(7.3);


    Assert.assertTrue(b.equals(Bytes.kilobytes(7.3)));
    Assert.assertTrue(b.greaterThan(Bytes.kilobytes(7.25)));
    Assert.assertTrue(b.lessThan(Bytes.kilobytes(7.9)));
    Assert.assertTrue(Bytes.valueOf(b.toString()).equals(b));
  }

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Examples of org.assertj.core.internal.Bytes

  }


  @Override
  public S usingComparator(Comparator<? super Byte> customComparator) {
    super.usingComparator(customComparator);
    this.bytes = new Bytes(new ComparatorBasedComparisonStrategy(customComparator));
    return myself;
  }

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Examples of org.scale7.cassandra.pelops.Bytes


            // iterate through complete map and
            Iterator<Bytes> rowIter = qResults.keySet().iterator();
            while (rowIter.hasNext())
            {
                Bytes rowKey = rowIter.next();


                PropertyAccessor<?> accessor = PropertyAccessorFactory.getPropertyAccessor((Field) metadata
                        .getIdAttribute().getJavaMember());
                Object value = accessor.fromBytes(metadata.getIdAttribute().getJavaType(), rowKey.toByteArray());


                rowKeys.add(value);
            }
        }
        if (rowKeys != null && !rowKeys.isEmpty())

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