Examples of DescendingComparer

client.net.sf.saxon.ce.expr.sort.DescendingComparer
A Comparer used for comparing descending keys. This simply returns the inverse of the result delivered by the base comparer.
net.sf.saxon.sort.DescendingComparer
A Comparer used for comparing descending keys
org.pdf4j.saxon.sort.DescendingComparer
A Comparer used for comparing descending keys. This simply returns the inverse of the result delivered by the base comparer.

Examples of client.net.sf.saxon.ce.expr.sort.DescendingComparer

        boolean foundFloat = false;
        boolean foundNaN = false;


        // For the max function, reverse the collator
        if (operation == MAX) {
            atomicComparer = new DescendingComparer(atomicComparer);
        }


        // Process the sequence, retaining the min (or max) so far. This will be an actual value found
        // in the sequence. At the same time, remember if a double and/or float has been encountered
        // anywhere in the sequence, and if so, convert the min/max to double/float at the end. This is

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Examples of net.sf.saxon.sort.DescendingComparer

        boolean foundFloat = false;
        boolean foundNaN = false;


        // For the max function, reverse the collator
        if (operation == MAX) {
            atomicComparer = new DescendingComparer(atomicComparer);
        }


        // Process the sequence, retaining the min (or max) so far. This will be an actual value found
        // in the sequence. At the same time, remember if a double and/or float has been encountered
        // anywhere in the sequence, and if so, convert the min/max to double/float at the end. This is

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Examples of net.sf.saxon.sort.DescendingComparer

    public Item evaluateItem(XPathContext context) throws XPathException {


        Comparator collator = getAtomicComparer(1, context);


        if (operation == MAX) {
            collator = new DescendingComparer(collator);
        }


        SequenceIterator iter = argument[0].iterate(context);


        AtomicValue min = (AtomicValue)iter.next();

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Examples of net.sf.saxon.sort.DescendingComparer

        boolean foundFloat = false;
        boolean foundNaN = false;


        // For the max function, reverse the collator
        if (operation == MAX) {
            atomicComparer = new DescendingComparer(atomicComparer);
        }


        // Process the sequence, retaining the min (or max) so far. This will be an actual value found
        // in the sequence. At the same time, remember if a double and/or float has been encountered
        // anywhere in the sequence, and if so, convert the min/max to double/float at the end. This is

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Examples of org.pdf4j.saxon.sort.DescendingComparer

        boolean foundFloat = false;
        boolean foundNaN = false;


        // For the max function, reverse the collator
        if (operation == MAX) {
            atomicComparer = new DescendingComparer(atomicComparer);
        }


        // Process the sequence, retaining the min (or max) so far. This will be an actual value found
        // in the sequence. At the same time, remember if a double and/or float has been encountered
        // anywhere in the sequence, and if so, convert the min/max to double/float at the end. This is

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