Examples of VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange
Provides a range as a start and end value, for use as a paramater to the lookup values passed to the {@link VirtualDataWindowLookup} lookup method.
Consult {@link VirtualDataWindowLookupOp} for information on the type of range represented (open, closed, inverted etc.) .

Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

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        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = EventBeanUtility.coerce(startEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            Object end = EventBeanUtility.coerce(endEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

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        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = EventBeanUtility.coerce(startEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            Object end = EventBeanUtility.coerce(endEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

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        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = startEval.evaluate(events, true, context);
            Object end = endEval.evaluate(events, true, context);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

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        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = EventBeanUtility.coerce(startEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            Object end = EventBeanUtility.coerce(endEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

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        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = startEval.evaluate(events, true, context);
            Object end = endEval.evaluate(events, true, context);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

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        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = EventBeanUtility.coerce(startEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            Object end = EventBeanUtility.coerce(endEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

        }


        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = startEval.evaluate(events, true, context);
            Object end = endEval.evaluate(events, true, context);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

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        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = EventBeanUtility.coerce(startEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            Object end = EventBeanUtility.coerce(endEval.evaluate(events, true, context), coercionType);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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Examples of com.espertech.esper.client.hook.VirtualDataWindowKeyRange

        }


        public Object evaluate(EventBean[] events, ExprEvaluatorContext context) {
            Object start = startEval.evaluate(events, true, context);
            Object end = endEval.evaluate(events, true, context);
            return new VirtualDataWindowKeyRange(start, end);
        }

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