Examples of Ordering

com.ebay.erl.mobius.core.sort.Sorter.Ordering
com.foundationdb.qp.operator.API.Ordering
com.google.common.collect.Ordering
A comparator with added methods to support common functions. For example:
```
    {@code}if (Ordering.from(comparator).reverse().isOrdered(list))  ... }}
```
The {@link #from(Comparator)} method returns the equivalent {@code Ordering}instance for a pre-existing comparator. You can also skip the comparator step and extend {@code Ordering} directly:
```
   {@code}Ordering byLengthOrdering = new Ordering()  public int compare(String left, String right) { return Ints.compare(left.length(), right.length()); } };}
```
Except as noted, the orderings returned by the factory methods of this class are serializable if and only if the provided instances that back them are. For example, if {@code ordering} and {@code function} can themselves beserialized, then {@code ordering.onResultOf(function)} can as well. @author Jesse Wilson @author Kevin Bourrillion @since Guava release 02 (imported from Google Collections Library)
eu.stratosphere.api.common.operators.Ordering
fj.Ordering
javax.jcr.query.qom.Ordering
org.apache.cayenne.query.Ordering
Defines object sorting criteria, used either for in-memory sorting of object lists or as a specification for building ORDER BY clause of a SelectQuery query. Note that in case of in-memory sorting, Ordering can be used with any JavaBeans, not just DataObjects.
org.apache.drill.common.logical.data.Order.Ordering
org.apache.flink.api.common.operators.Ordering
org.apache.jackrabbit.core.query.jsr283.qom.Ordering
Determines the relative order of two node-tuples by evaluating {@link #getOperand operand} for each.
For a first node-tuple, nt1, for which {@link #getOperand operand}evaluates to v1, and a second node-tuple, nt2, for which {@link #getOperand operand} evaluates to v2:
- If {@link #getOrder order} is Ascending, then:
  - if either v1 is null, v2 is null, or both v1 and v2 are null, the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined, otherwise
  - if v1 is a different property type than v2, the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined, otherwise
  - if v1 is ordered before v2, then nt1 precedes nt2, otherwise
  - if v1 is ordered after v2, then nt2 precedes nt1, otherwise
  - the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined and may be arbitrary.
- Otherwise, if {@link #getOrder order} is Descending, then:
  - if either v1 is null, v2 is null, or both v1 and v2 are null, the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined, otherwise
  - if v1 is a different property type than v2, the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined, otherwise
  - if v1 is ordered before v2, then nt2 precedes nt1, otherwise
  - if v1 is ordered after v2, then nt1 precedes nt2, otherwise
  - the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined and may be arbitrary.
The query is invalid if {@link #getOperand operand} does not evaluate to ascalar value. @since JCR 2.0
org.apache.jackrabbit.spi.commons.query.jsr283.qom.Ordering
Determines the relative order of two node-tuples by evaluating {@link #getOperand operand} for each.
For a first node-tuple, nt1, for which {@link #getOperand operand}evaluates to v1, and a second node-tuple, nt2, for which {@link #getOperand operand} evaluates to v2:
- If {@link #getOrder order} is Ascending, then:
  - if either v1 is null, v2 is null, or both v1 and v2 are null, the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined, otherwise
  - if v1 is a different property type than v2, the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined, otherwise
  - if v1 is ordered before v2, then nt1 precedes nt2, otherwise
  - if v1 is ordered after v2, then nt2 precedes nt1, otherwise
  - the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined and may be arbitrary.
- Otherwise, if {@link #getOrder order} is Descending, then:
  - if either v1 is null, v2 is null, or both v1 and v2 are null, the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined, otherwise
  - if v1 is a different property type than v2, the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined, otherwise
  - if v1 is ordered before v2, then nt2 precedes nt1, otherwise
  - if v1 is ordered after v2, then nt1 precedes nt2, otherwise
  - the relative order of nt1 and nt2 is implementation determined and may be arbitrary.
The query is invalid if {@link #getOperand operand} does not evaluate to ascalar value. @since JCR 2.0
org.apache.myfaces.config.element.Ordering
org.apache.myfaces.config.impl.digester.elements.Ordering
org.apache.openejb.jee.Ordering
3.org/2001/XMLSchema}anyType"> <sequence> <element name="after" type="{http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee}ordering-orderingType" minOccurs="0"/> <element name="before" type="{http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee}ordering-orderingType" minOccurs="0"/> </sequence> </restriction> </complexContent> </complexType>
org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.internal.jpql.parser.OrderByItem.Ordering
org.eclipse.persistence.jpa.jpql.parser.OrderByItem.Ordering
org.jboss.dna.graph.query.model.Ordering
A specification of the ordering for the results.
org.modeshape.jcr.query.model.Ordering
A specification of the ordering for the results.
org.richfaces.model.Ordering
org.sql.generation.api.grammar.query.Ordering
org.teiid.language.SortSpecification.Ordering

Examples of javax.jcr.query.qom.Ordering

    }


    @Test
    public void descending() throws RepositoryException {
        PropertyValue p = f.propertyValue("selectorName", "propertyName");
        Ordering o = f.descending(p);
        assertEquals(p, o.getOperand());
        assertEquals(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_ORDER_DESCENDING, o.getOrder());
        assertEquals("[selectorName].[propertyName] DESC", o.toString());
    }

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Examples of javax.jcr.query.qom.Ordering

        Selector s = f.selector("nt:file", "x");
        BindVariableValue b = f.bindVariable("var");
        Constraint c = f.propertyExistence("x", "c");
        PropertyValue p = f.propertyValue("x", "propertyName");
        c = f.and(f.comparison(p, QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_OPERATOR_EQUAL_TO, b), c);
        Ordering o = f.ascending(p);
        Column col = f.column("x", "propertyName", "columnName");
        Ordering[] ords = new Ordering[]{o};
        Column[] cols = new Column[]{col};
        QueryObjectModel q = f.createQuery(s, c, ords, cols);
        assertEquals(Query.JCR_JQOM, q.getLanguage());

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Examples of javax.jcr.query.qom.Ordering

    }


    @Test
    public void descending() throws RepositoryException {
        PropertyValue p = f.propertyValue("selectorName", "propertyName");
        Ordering o = f.descending(p);
        assertEquals(p, o.getOperand());
        assertEquals(QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_ORDER_DESCENDING, o.getOrder());
    }

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Examples of javax.jcr.query.qom.Ordering

        Selector s = f.selector("nodeTypeName", "x");
        BindVariableValue b = f.bindVariable("var");
        Constraint c = f.propertyExistence("x", "c");
        PropertyValue p = f.propertyValue("x", "propertyName");
        c = f.and(f.comparison(p, QueryObjectModelConstants.JCR_OPERATOR_EQUAL_TO, b), c);
        Ordering o = f.ascending(p);
        Column col = f.column("selectorName", "propertyName", "columnName");
        Ordering[] ords = new Ordering[]{o};
        Column[] cols = new Column[]{col};
        QueryObjectModel q = f.createQuery(s, c, ords, cols);
        // assertEquals(Query.JCR_SQL2, q.getLanguage());

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Examples of javax.jcr.query.qom.Ordering

     * @throws RepositoryException if an error occurs.
     */
    protected QueryObjectModel createQOM(boolean ascending)
            throws RepositoryException {
        DynamicOperand op = createOrderingOperand();
        Ordering ordering;
        if (ascending) {
            ordering = qf.ascending(op);
        } else {
            ordering = qf.descending(op);
        }

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Examples of javax.jcr.query.qom.Ordering

    }


    private Ordering[] parseOrder() throws RepositoryException {
        ArrayList<Ordering> orderList = new ArrayList<Ordering>();
        do {
            Ordering ordering;
            DynamicOperand op = parseDynamicOperand();
            if (readIf("DESC")) {
                ordering = factory.descending(op);
            } else {
                readIf("ASC");

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Examples of org.apache.cayenne.query.Ordering

        }


        Iterator<Ordering> it = ((SelectQuery) q).getOrderings().iterator();


        while (it.hasNext()) {
            Ordering ord = it.next();


            if (ord.isCaseInsensitive()) {
                out.append("UPPER(");
            }


            Expression exp = ord.getSortSpec();


            if (exp.getType() == Expression.OBJ_PATH) {
                appendObjPath(exp);
            }
            else if (exp.getType() == Expression.DB_PATH) {
                appendDbPath(exp);
            }
            else {
                throw new CayenneRuntimeException("Unsupported ordering expression: "
                        + exp);
            }


            // Close UPPER() modifier
            if (ord.isCaseInsensitive()) {
                out.append(")");
            }


            orderByColumnList.add(out.toString());


            // "ASC" is a noop, omit it from the query
            if (!ord.isAscending()) {
                out.append(" DESC");
            }


            if (it.hasNext()) {
                out.append(", ");

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Examples of org.apache.cayenne.query.Ordering

    }


    public void testSuccessLockingOnMixed() throws Exception {
        createTestData("testLockingOnMixed");
        SelectQuery query = new SelectQuery(SimpleLockingTestEntity.class);
        query.addOrdering(new Ordering("db:LOCKING_TEST_ID", SortOrder.ASCENDING));


        List allObjects = context.performQuery(query);
        assertEquals(3, allObjects.size());


        SimpleLockingTestEntity object1 = (SimpleLockingTestEntity) allObjects.get(0);

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Examples of org.apache.cayenne.query.Ordering

        // case insensitive ordering appends extra columns
        // to the query when query is using DISTINCT...
        // verify that the result is not messed up


        SelectQuery query = new SelectQuery(Artist.class);
        Ordering ordering = new Ordering(
                Artist.ARTIST_NAME_PROPERTY,
                SortOrder.ASCENDING_INSENSITIVE);
        query.addOrdering(ordering);
        query.setDistinct(true);

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Examples of org.apache.cayenne.query.Ordering

    public void onRender() {
        super.onRender();


        if (getSchedulerService() != null) {
            List<JobAndSimpleTrigger> rowList = getSchedulerService().getJobAndTriggerList();
            Collections.sort(rowList, new Ordering("job.name", Ordering.ASC));
            table.setRowList(rowList);
        }
    }

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