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6,564 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | A utility class for storing a list of external references. An external reference is
* a PDOMName that references a PDOMBinding in a different linkage. This list can be
* examined using {@link #getIterator()}. | 0 | A utility class for storing a list of external references. An external reference is
* a PDOMName that references a PDOMBinding in a different linkage. This list can be
* examined using {@link #getIterator()}. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,565 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | This data structure is a list of lists. The inner lists are names that should that
* should be created in the same linkage. The outer list collects the heads of the
* inner lists. | 0 | This data structure is a list of lists. The inner lists are names that should that
* should be created in the same linkage. The outer list collects the heads of the
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6,566 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | This example shows this storage structure for three names in two linkages.
*
* NameA2
* ^
* |
* NameA1 NameB
* ^ ^
* | |
* record --> LinkageA --> LinkageB
*
* NameA1 and NameA2 should both be created in LinkageA, NameB should be created in LinkageB.
*
* The interface to this class flattens this storage structure so it appears as a simple
* list that can be iterated over.
*
* Continuing with the same example, the iterator behaves as though the list were:
*
* { NameA1, NameA2, NameB }
*
* This class mostly doesn't care about the inner lists. They are implemented using the
* #getNextInBinding attribute of PDOMName.
*
* This class implements the outer list as a singly linked list of "nodes". Each node stores
* the linkageId, the record of the first PDOMName in the list, and the record of the next node. | 0 | This example shows this storage structure for three names in two linkages.
*
* NameA2
* ^
* |
* NameA1 NameB
* ^ ^
* | |
* record --> LinkageA --> LinkageB
*
* NameA1 and NameA2 should both be created in LinkageA, NameB should be created in LinkageB.
*
* The interface to this class flattens this storage structure so it appears as a simple
* list that can be iterated over.
*
* Continuing with the same example, the iterator behaves as though the list were:
*
* { NameA1, NameA2, NameB }
*
* This class mostly doesn't care about the inner lists. They are implemented using the
* #getNextInBinding attribute of PDOMName.
*
* This class implements the outer list as a singly linked list of "nodes". Each node stores
* the linkageId, the record of the first PDOMName in the list, and the record of the next node. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,567 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | * Create a new instance at the given location in the given PDOM. | 0 | * Create a new instance at the given location in the given PDOM. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,568 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | Return an iterator for examining all names in the external references list. Does
* not return null. | 0 | Return an iterator for examining all names in the external references list. Does
* not return null. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,569 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | * Add the given name to this list. | 0 | * Add the given name to this list. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,570 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | External references are stored in a linked list of linkages. Each node in that list
// is a list that uses the PDOMName binding list. | 0 | External references are stored in a linked list of linkages. Each node in that list
// is a list that uses the PDOMName binding list. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,571 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | Search through the nodes to find the one for the new name's linkage. Keep track of
// the record that held the last examined node so that a new node can be appended if
// needed. | 0 | Search through the nodes to find the one for the new name's linkage. Keep track of
// the record that held the last examined node so that a new node can be appended if
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6,572 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Each node looks like { int linkageID; recPtr nextNode; recPtr headOfList; } | 0 | // Each node looks like { int linkageID; recPtr nextNode; recPtr headOfList; } | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,573 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Finally insert the new node right after the last one that was examined. | 0 | // Finally insert the new node right after the last one that was examined. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,574 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Setup the new node for this linkage and initialize the list ptr with an empty list. | 0 | // Setup the new node for this linkage and initialize the list ptr with an empty list. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,575 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // If there isn't already a node for this linkage, then create a new one. | 0 | // If there isn't already a node for this linkage, then create a new one. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,576 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // If the list is not empty then modify the first element to be right after the name that
// is being inserted. | 0 | // If the list is not empty then modify the first element to be right after the name that
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6,577 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Finally, make the new name the first element in the list. | 0 | // Finally, make the new name the first element in the list. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,578 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | * This function must be used during PDOMName deletion when the list head is being deleted. | 0 | * This function must be used during PDOMName deletion when the list head is being deleted. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,579 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Find the head of this linkage's list. | 0 | // Find the head of this linkage's list. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,580 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // If there isn't already a node for this name's linkage then the new name can be inserted
// in the normal way. | 0 | // If there isn't already a node for this name's linkage then the new name can be inserted
// in the normal way. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,581 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Otherwise update the node's head field to point to the given name. | 0 | // Otherwise update the node's head field to point to the given name. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,582 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Initialize next by advancing to the first name. | 0 | // Initialize next by advancing to the first name. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,583 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | Advance to the next linkage node that has a non-empty list of names. Return the
* PDOMName at the head of the list. This is the next name that should be returned
* from #next(). Return null if there are no more linkage nodes. | 0 | Advance to the next linkage node that has a non-empty list of names. Return the
* PDOMName at the head of the list. This is the next name that should be returned
* from #next(). Return null if there are no more linkage nodes. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,584 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | Look through all linkage nodes to find the next one that has a non-empty
// names list. | 0 | Look through all linkage nodes to find the next one that has a non-empty
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6,585 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Generate a log message about the linkageID that is no longer valid, but continue
// to the next node. | 0 | // Generate a log message about the linkageID that is no longer valid, but continue
// to the next node. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,586 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Load node's linkage and use it to return the first name in this node's list. | 0 | // Load node's linkage and use it to return the first name in this node's list. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,587 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // If a node is found that has a name in the list, then update this iterator to
// point to the next linkage's node (this is so the next call to advance starts
// at the right place). | 0 | // If a node is found that has a name in the list, then update this iterator to
// point to the next linkage's node (this is so the next call to advance starts
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6,588 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // If nothing is found then there is no more iterating. | 0 | // If nothing is found then there is no more iterating. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,589 | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | // Skip over all nodes that don't have any names in their list. | 0 | // Skip over all nodes that don't have any names in their list. | PDOMExternalReferencesList.java | [
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6,590 | BarInUIDL.java | @see com.vaadin.tests.components.AbstractTestUI#setup(com.vaadin.server.
* VaadinRequest) | 0 | @see com.vaadin.tests.components.AbstractTestUI#setup(com.vaadin.server.
* VaadinRequest) | BarInUIDL.java | [
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6,591 | BarInUIDL.java | * @see com.vaadin.tests.components.AbstractTestUI#getTestDescription() | 0 | * @see com.vaadin.tests.components.AbstractTestUI#getTestDescription() | BarInUIDL.java | [
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6,592 | BarInUIDL.java | * @see com.vaadin.tests.components.AbstractTestUI#getTicketNumber() | 0 | * @see com.vaadin.tests.components.AbstractTestUI#getTicketNumber() | BarInUIDL.java | [
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6,593 | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | Use DataFrames and SQL to count words in UTF8 encoded, '\n' delimited text received from the
* network every second. | 0 | Use DataFrames and SQL to count words in UTF8 encoded, '\n' delimited text received from the
* network every second. | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | [
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6,594 | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | Usage: JavaSqlNetworkWordCount <hostname> <port>
* <hostname> and <port> describe the TCP server that Spark Streaming would connect to receive data.
*
* To run this on your local machine, you need to first run a Netcat server
* `$ nc -lk 9999`
* and then run the example
* `$ bin/run-example org.apache.spark.examples.streaming.JavaSqlNetworkWordCount localhost 9999` | 0 | Usage: JavaSqlNetworkWordCount <hostname> <port>
* <hostname> and <port> describe the TCP server that Spark Streaming would connect to receive data.
*
* To run this on your local machine, you need to first run a Netcat server
* `$ nc -lk 9999`
* and then run the example
* `$ bin/run-example org.apache.spark.examples.streaming.JavaSqlNetworkWordCount localhost 9999` | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | [
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6,596 | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | // Create a JavaReceiverInputDStream on target ip:port and count the
// words in input stream of \n delimited text (eg. generated by 'nc')
// Note that no duplication in storage level only for running locally.
// Replication necessary in distributed scenario for fault tolerance. | 0 | // Create a JavaReceiverInputDStream on target ip:port and count the
// words in input stream of \n delimited text (eg. generated by 'nc')
// Note that no duplication in storage level only for running locally.
// Replication necessary in distributed scenario for fault tolerance. | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | [
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6,597 | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | // Convert RDDs of the words DStream to DataFrame and run SQL query | 0 | // Convert RDDs of the words DStream to DataFrame and run SQL query | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | [
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6,598 | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | // Do word count on table using SQL and print it | 0 | // Do word count on table using SQL and print it | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | [
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6,599 | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | // Register as table | 0 | // Register as table | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | [
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6,600 | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | // Convert JavaRDD[String] to JavaRDD[bean class] to DataFrame | 0 | // Convert JavaRDD[String] to JavaRDD[bean class] to DataFrame | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | [
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6,601 | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | /** Lazily instantiated singleton instance of SQLContext */ | 0 | /** Lazily instantiated singleton instance of SQLContext */ | JavaSqlNetworkWordCount.java | [
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6,602 | IFileWrappedMapOutput.java | * @param <K> key type for map output | 0 | * @param <K> key type for map output | IFileWrappedMapOutput.java | [
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6,603 | IFileWrappedMapOutput.java | * @param <V> value type for map output | 0 | * @param <V> value type for map output | IFileWrappedMapOutput.java | [
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6,604 | IFileWrappedMapOutput.java | * @return the merger | 0 | * @return the merger | IFileWrappedMapOutput.java | [
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6,605 | IFileWrappedMapOutput.java | * Common code for allowing MapOutput classes to handle streams. | 0 | * Common code for allowing MapOutput classes to handle streams. | IFileWrappedMapOutput.java | [
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6,606 | FieldSelectionReducer.java | This class implements a reducer class that can be used to perform field
* selections in a manner similar to unix cut. | 0 | This class implements a reducer class that can be used to perform field
* selections in a manner similar to unix cut. | FieldSelectionReducer.java | [
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6,607 | FieldSelectionReducer.java | The input data is treated as fields separated by a user specified
* separator (the default value is "\t"). The user can specify a list of
* fields that form the reduce output keys, and a list of fields that form
* the reduce output values. The fields are the union of those from the key
* and those from the value.
*
* The field separator is under attribute "mapreduce.fieldsel.data.field.separator"
*
* The reduce output field list spec is under attribute
* "mapreduce.fieldsel.reduce.output.key.value.fields.spec".
* The value is expected to be like
* "keyFieldsSpec:valueFieldsSpec" key/valueFieldsSpec are comma (,)
* separated field spec: fieldSpec,fieldSpec,fieldSpec ... Each field spec
* can be a simple number (e.g. 5) specifying a specific field, or a range
* (like 2-5) to specify a range of fields, or an open range (like 3-)
* specifying all the fields starting from field 3. The open range field
* spec applies value fields only. They have no effect on the key fields.
*
* Here is an example: "4,3,0,1:6,5,1-3,7-". It specifies to use fields
* 4,3,0 and 1 for keys, and use fields 6,5,1,2,3,7 and above for values. | 0 | The input data is treated as fields separated by a user specified
* separator (the default value is "\t"). The user can specify a list of
* fields that form the reduce output keys, and a list of fields that form
* the reduce output values. The fields are the union of those from the key
* and those from the value.
*
* The field separator is under attribute "mapreduce.fieldsel.data.field.separator"
*
* The reduce output field list spec is under attribute
* "mapreduce.fieldsel.reduce.output.key.value.fields.spec".
* The value is expected to be like
* "keyFieldsSpec:valueFieldsSpec" key/valueFieldsSpec are comma (,)
* separated field spec: fieldSpec,fieldSpec,fieldSpec ... Each field spec
* can be a simple number (e.g. 5) specifying a specific field, or a range
* (like 2-5) to specify a range of fields, or an open range (like 3-)
* specifying all the fields starting from field 3. The open range field
* spec applies value fields only. They have no effect on the key fields.
*
* Here is an example: "4,3,0,1:6,5,1-3,7-". It specifies to use fields
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6,608 | TestAuditLogger.java | @link AuditLogger | 0 | @link AuditLogger | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,609 | TestAuditLogger.java | @link AuditLogger | 0 | @link AuditLogger | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,610 | TestAuditLogger.java | @link TestImpl#ping() | 0 | @link TestImpl#ping() | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,611 | TestAuditLogger.java | @link TestImpl | 0 | @link TestImpl | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,612 | TestAuditLogger.java | @link AuditLogger | 0 | @link AuditLogger | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,613 | TestAuditLogger.java | * Tests {@link AuditLogger}. | 0 | * Tests {@link AuditLogger}. | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,614 | TestAuditLogger.java | * Test the AuditLog format with key-val pair. | 0 | * Test the AuditLog format with key-val pair. | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,615 | TestAuditLogger.java | // add the first k=v pair and check | 0 | // add the first k=v pair and check | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,616 | TestAuditLogger.java | // append another k1=v1 pair to already added k=v and test | 0 | // append another k1=v1 pair to already added k=v and test | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,617 | TestAuditLogger.java | AuditLogger.add(Keys.OPERATION, OPERATION, actLog);
expLog.append("\tOPERATION=oper");
assertEquals(expLog.toString(), actLog.toString()); | 0 | AuditLogger.add(Keys.OPERATION, OPERATION, actLog);
expLog.append("\tOPERATION=oper");
assertEquals(expLog.toString(), actLog.toString()); | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,618 | TestAuditLogger.java | // append another k1=null pair and test | 0 | // append another k1=null pair and test | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,619 | TestAuditLogger.java | // now add the target and check of the final string | 0 | // now add the target and check of the final string | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,620 | TestAuditLogger.java | * Test the AuditLog format for successful events. | 0 | * Test the AuditLog format for successful events. | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,621 | TestAuditLogger.java | // check without the IP | 0 | // check without the IP | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,622 | TestAuditLogger.java | * Test the AuditLog format for failure events. | 0 | * Test the AuditLog format for failure events. | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,623 | TestAuditLogger.java | * Test the AuditLog format for failure events. | 0 | * Test the AuditLog format for failure events. | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,624 | TestAuditLogger.java | * Test {@link AuditLogger} without IP set. | 0 | * Test {@link AuditLogger} without IP set. | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,625 | TestAuditLogger.java | // test without ip | 0 | // test without ip | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,626 | TestAuditLogger.java | A special extension of {@link TestImpl} RPC server with
* {@link TestImpl#ping()} testing the audit logs. | 0 | A special extension of {@link TestImpl} RPC server with
* {@link TestImpl#ping()} testing the audit logs. | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,627 | TestAuditLogger.java | // test with ip set | 0 | // test with ip set | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,628 | TestAuditLogger.java | * Test {@link AuditLogger} with IP set. | 0 | * Test {@link AuditLogger} with IP set. | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,629 | TestAuditLogger.java | // Make a client connection and test the audit log | 0 | // Make a client connection and test the audit log | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,630 | TestAuditLogger.java | // Start the testcase | 0 | // Start the testcase | TestAuditLogger.java | [
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6,631 | SuperclassTest.java | @author crazybob@google.com (Bob Lee) | 0 | @author crazybob@google.com (Bob Lee) | SuperclassTest.java | [
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6,633 | DescendingImmutableSortedMultiset.java | @code ImmutableSortedMultiset | 0 | @code ImmutableSortedMultiset | DescendingImmutableSortedMultiset.java | [
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6,634 | DescendingImmutableSortedMultiset.java | A descending wrapper around an {@code ImmutableSortedMultiset} | 0 | A descending wrapper around an {@code ImmutableSortedMultiset} | DescendingImmutableSortedMultiset.java | [
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6,635 | DescendingImmutableSortedMultiset.java | // uses writeReplace, not default serialization | 0 | // uses writeReplace, not default serialization | DescendingImmutableSortedMultiset.java | [
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6,636 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | Contributors:
* Andrew Gvozdev (Quoin Inc.) - Initial implementation | 0 | Contributors:
* Andrew Gvozdev (Quoin Inc.) - Initial implementation | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,637 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @code MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener | 0 | @code MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,638 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @link MakeTargetTransfer | 0 | @link MakeTargetTransfer | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,639 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @see AbstractContainerAreaDropAdapter | 0 | @see AbstractContainerAreaDropAdapter | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,640 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @see org.eclipse.swt.dnd.DropTargetListener | 0 | @see org.eclipse.swt.dnd.DropTargetListener | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,641 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @link Transfer | 0 | @link Transfer | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,642 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @link DND#DROP_COPY | 0 | @link DND#DROP_COPY | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,643 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @code dragOverOperation | 0 | @code dragOverOperation | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,644 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @link DND#DROP_COPY | 0 | @link DND#DROP_COPY | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,645 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @code dropObject | 0 | @code dropObject | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,646 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @code dropContainer | 0 | @code dropContainer | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,647 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @link MakeTargetTransfer | 0 | @link MakeTargetTransfer | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,648 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param viewer - the viewer providing shell for UI. | 0 | * @param viewer - the viewer providing shell for UI. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,649 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | @return the {@link Transfer} type that this listener can accept a
* drop operation for. | 0 | @return the {@link Transfer} type that this listener can accept a
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6,650 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param operation - incoming operation. | 0 | * @param operation - incoming operation. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,651 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @return changed operation. | 0 | * @return changed operation. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,652 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param operation - incoming operation. | 0 | * @param operation - incoming operation. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,653 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @return changed operation. | 0 | * @return changed operation. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,654 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param dropObject - object to drop. | 0 | * @param dropObject - object to drop. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,655 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param dropContainer - container where to drop the object. | 0 | * @param dropContainer - container where to drop the object. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,656 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param operation - drop operation. | 0 | * @param operation - drop operation. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,657 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param makeTargetTransferData - incoming data. | 0 | * @param makeTargetTransferData - incoming data. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,658 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param dropContainer - a container where the targets are being created. | 0 | * @param dropContainer - a container where the targets are being created. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,659 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param operation - drop/paste operation. | 0 | * @param operation - drop/paste operation. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,660 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * @param shell - a shell to display warnings to the user. | 0 | * @param shell - a shell to display warnings to the user. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,661 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * Creates make targets received by {@link MakeTargetTransfer} in Make Target View. | 0 | * Creates make targets received by {@link MakeTargetTransfer} in Make Target View. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,662 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | * Implementation of the actual drop of {@code dropObject} to {@code dropContainer}. | 0 | * Implementation of the actual drop of {@code dropObject} to {@code dropContainer}. | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | [
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6,663 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | Operation of dragging over a drop target. Only {@link DND#DROP_COPY} is
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6,664 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | This class is intended only for drag/drop between eclipse instances,
// so DND_COPY always set and we don't bother checking if the target is the source | 0 | This class is intended only for drag/drop between eclipse instances,
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6,665 | MakeTargetTransferDropTargetListener.java | Initial drag operation. Only {@link DND#DROP_COPY} is supported for
* dropping files to Make Target View, same as for {@code dragOverOperation}. | 0 | Initial drag operation. Only {@link DND#DROP_COPY} is supported for
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