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@Override public String toString() { return "{type=period, " + "period=" + getPeriod() + ", timeZone=" + getTimeZone() + ", origin=" + getOrigin() + '}'; }
@Override public void serialize(JsonGenerator jsonGenerator, SerializerProvider serializerProvider) throws IOException { // Retain the same behavior as before #3850. // i.e. when Granularity class was an enum. if (GranularityType.isStandard(this)) { jsonGenerator.writeString(GranularityType.fromPeriod(getPeriod()).toString()); } else { jsonGenerator.writeStartObject(); jsonGenerator.writeStringField("type", "period"); jsonGenerator.writeObjectField("period", getPeriod()); jsonGenerator.writeObjectField("timeZone", getTimeZone()); jsonGenerator.writeObjectField("origin", getOrigin()); jsonGenerator.writeEndObject(); } }
@Override public byte[] getCacheKey() { return StringUtils.toUtf8(getPeriod() + ":" + getTimeZone() + ":" + getOrigin()); }
final PeriodGranularity inputGranularity = floorExpr.getGranularity(); if (Objects.equals(inputGranularity.getTimeZone(), granularity.getTimeZone()) && Objects.equals(inputGranularity.getOrigin(), granularity.getOrigin()) && periodIsDayMultiple(inputGranularity.getPeriod())) { return input; DruidExpression.stringLiteral(granularity.getPeriod().toString()), DruidExpression.numberLiteral( granularity.getOrigin() == null ? null : granularity.getOrigin().getMillis() ), DruidExpression.stringLiteral(granularity.getTimeZone().toString())
public static List<Granularity> granularitiesFinerThan(final Granularity gran0) { final List<Granularity> retVal = new ArrayList<>(); final DateTime origin = (gran0 instanceof PeriodGranularity) ? ((PeriodGranularity) gran0).getOrigin() : null; final DateTimeZone tz = (gran0 instanceof PeriodGranularity) ? ((PeriodGranularity) gran0).getTimeZone() : null; for (GranularityType gran : GranularityType.values()) { /** * All and None are excluded b/c when asked to give all granularities finer * than "TEN_MINUTE", you want the answer to be "FIVE_MINUTE, MINUTE and SECOND" * it doesn't make sense to include ALL or None to be part of this. */ if (gran == GranularityType.ALL || gran == GranularityType.NONE) { continue; } final Granularity segmentGranularity = gran.create(origin, tz); final long segmentGranularityDurationMillis = segmentGranularity.bucket(DateTimes.EPOCH).toDurationMillis(); final long gran0DurationMillis = gran0.bucket(DateTimes.EPOCH).toDurationMillis(); if (segmentGranularityDurationMillis <= gran0DurationMillis) { retVal.add(segmentGranularity); } } retVal.sort((g1, g2) -> { long duration1 = g2.bucket(DateTimes.EPOCH).toDurationMillis(); long duration2 = g1.bucket(DateTimes.EPOCH).toDurationMillis(); return Longs.compare(duration1, duration2); }); return retVal; }
@Override public String toString() { return "{type=period, " + "period=" + getPeriod() + ", timeZone=" + getTimeZone() + ", origin=" + getOrigin() + '}'; }
@Override public void serialize( JsonGenerator jsonGenerator, SerializerProvider serializerProvider ) throws IOException, JsonProcessingException { // Retain the same behavior as before #3850. // i.e. when Granularity class was an enum. if (GranularityType.isStandard(this)) { jsonGenerator.writeString(GranularityType.fromPeriod(getPeriod()).toString()); } else { jsonGenerator.writeStartObject(); jsonGenerator.writeStringField("type", "period"); jsonGenerator.writeObjectField("period", getPeriod()); jsonGenerator.writeObjectField("timeZone", getTimeZone()); jsonGenerator.writeObjectField("origin", getOrigin()); jsonGenerator.writeEndObject(); } }
final PeriodGranularity inputGranularity = floorExpr.getGranularity(); if (Objects.equals(inputGranularity.getTimeZone(), granularity.getTimeZone()) && Objects.equals(inputGranularity.getOrigin(), granularity.getOrigin()) && periodIsDayMultiple(inputGranularity.getPeriod())) { return input; DruidExpression.stringLiteral(granularity.getPeriod().toString()), DruidExpression.numberLiteral( granularity.getOrigin() == null ? null : granularity.getOrigin().getMillis() ), DruidExpression.stringLiteral(granularity.getTimeZone().toString())
@Override public byte[] getCacheKey() { return StringUtils.toUtf8(getPeriod().toString() + ":" + getTimeZone().toString() + ":" + getOrigin()); }
public static List<Granularity> granularitiesFinerThan(final Granularity gran0) { final List<Granularity> retVal = Lists.newArrayList(); final DateTime origin = (gran0 instanceof PeriodGranularity) ? ((PeriodGranularity) gran0).getOrigin() : null; final DateTimeZone tz = (gran0 instanceof PeriodGranularity) ? ((PeriodGranularity) gran0).getTimeZone() : null; for (GranularityType gran : GranularityType.values()) { /** * All and None are excluded b/c when asked to give all granularities finer * than "TEN_MINUTE", you want the answer to be "FIVE_MINUTE, MINUTE and SECOND" * it doesn't make sense to include ALL or None to be part of this. */ if (gran == GranularityType.ALL || gran == GranularityType.NONE) { continue; } final Granularity segmentGranularity = gran.create(origin, tz); final long segmentGranularityDurationMillis = segmentGranularity.bucket(DateTimes.EPOCH).toDurationMillis(); final long gran0DurationMillis = gran0.bucket(DateTimes.EPOCH).toDurationMillis(); if (segmentGranularityDurationMillis <= gran0DurationMillis) { retVal.add(segmentGranularity); } } retVal.sort((g1, g2) -> { long duration1 = g2.bucket(DateTimes.EPOCH).toDurationMillis(); long duration2 = g1.bucket(DateTimes.EPOCH).toDurationMillis(); return Longs.compare(duration1, duration2); }); return retVal; }