public class BinaryUtil
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
| static java.nio.ByteBuffer | truncateBinary(java.nio.ByteBuffer input,
              int length)Truncates the input byte buffer to the given length. | 
| static Literal<java.nio.ByteBuffer> | truncateBinaryMax(Literal<java.nio.ByteBuffer> input,
                 int length)Returns a byte buffer whose length is lesser than or equal to truncateLength and is greater
 than the given input | 
| static Literal<java.nio.ByteBuffer> | truncateBinaryMin(Literal<java.nio.ByteBuffer> input,
                 int length)Returns a byte buffer whose length is lesser than or equal to truncateLength and is lower than
 the given input | 
| static java.nio.ByteBuffer | truncateBinaryUnsafe(java.nio.ByteBuffer value,
                    int width)Truncates the input byte buffer to the given length. | 
public static java.nio.ByteBuffer truncateBinary(java.nio.ByteBuffer input,
                                                 int length)
We allow for a length of zero so that rows with empty string can be evaluated. Partition
 specs still cannot be created with a length of zero due to a constraint when parsing column
 truncation specs in org.apache.iceberg.MetricsModes.
input - The ByteBuffer to be truncatedlength - The non-negative length to truncate input topublic static java.nio.ByteBuffer truncateBinaryUnsafe(java.nio.ByteBuffer value,
                                                       int width)
Unlike truncateBinary(ByteBuffer, int), this skips copying the input data.
value - The ByteBuffer to be truncatedwidth - The non-negative length to truncate input topublic static Literal<java.nio.ByteBuffer> truncateBinaryMin(Literal<java.nio.ByteBuffer> input, int length)