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orbiter 2c595a6a47 added new methods to count the number of objects in RWIs. lots of refactoring was necessary to introduce new Rating class and to unify naming of methods ... git-svn-id: https://svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/yacy/trunk@7896 6c8d7289-2bf4-0310-a012-ef5d649a1542		14 years ago
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ChunkIterator.java	*) set SVN properties	14 years ago
Relations.java	changed handling of RowSet element retrieval: until today all elements had been copied from the underlying byte[] arrays into a new Entry object that again had a copy of a portion of that byte[] in its own bye[]. There was an option to just refer to the underlying byte[] with a pointer but that was almost never used. This commit now changes an interface to the Row class where it is now necessary to tell if a copy is always required. Fortunately the copy is only needed in very rare cases. That means that this change should cause much less memory allocation; it is expected that this happens especially during search situations.	14 years ago
SQLTable.java	changed handling of RowSet element retrieval: until today all elements had been copied from the underlying byte[] arrays into a new Entry object that again had a copy of a portion of that byte[] in its own bye[]. There was an option to just refer to the underlying byte[] with a pointer but that was almost never used. This commit now changes an interface to the Row class where it is now necessary to tell if a copy is always required. Fortunately the copy is only needed in very rare cases. That means that this change should cause much less memory allocation; it is expected that this happens especially during search situations.	14 years ago
SplitTable.java	added new methods to count the number of objects in RWIs. lots of refactoring was necessary to introduce new Rating class and to unify naming of methods	14 years ago
Table.java	changed handling of RowSet element retrieval: until today all elements had been copied from the underlying byte[] arrays into a new Entry object that again had a copy of a portion of that byte[] in its own bye[]. There was an option to just refer to the underlying byte[] with a pointer but that was almost never used. This commit now changes an interface to the Row class where it is now necessary to tell if a copy is always required. Fortunately the copy is only needed in very rare cases. That means that this change should cause much less memory allocation; it is expected that this happens especially during search situations.	14 years ago