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pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType > Class Template Reference

#include <SelfLambda.h>

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Public Member Functions

 SelfLambda (Handle< ClassType > &input)
 
std::string getTypeOfLambda () override
 
std::string typeOfAtt ()
 
std::string getInputType ()
 
unsigned int getNumInputs () override
 
int getNumChildren () override
 
GenericLambdaObjectPtr getChild (int which) override
 
std::map< std::string,
std::string > 
getInfo () override
 
ComputeExecutorPtr getExecutor (TupleSpec &inputSchema, TupleSpec &attsToOperateOn, TupleSpec &attsToIncludeInOutput) override
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from pdb::TypedLambdaObject< pdb::Ptr< ClassType > >
virtual ~TypedLambdaObject ()=default
 
std::string getOutputType () override
 
- Public Member Functions inherited from pdb::GenericLambdaObject
virtual ~GenericLambdaObject ()=default
 
void setInputIndex (int i, unsigned int index)
 
virtual unsigned int getInputIndex (int i)
 
virtual ComputeExecutorPtr getExecutor (TupleSpec &inputSchema, TupleSpec &attsToOperateOn, TupleSpec &attsToIncludeInOutput, ComputeInfoPtr)
 
virtual ComputeExecutorPtr getLeftHasher (TupleSpec &inputSchema, TupleSpec &attsToOperateOn, TupleSpec &attsToIncludeInOutput)
 
virtual ComputeExecutorPtr getLeftHasher (TupleSpec &inputSchema, TupleSpec &attsToOperateOn, TupleSpec &attsToIncludeInOutput, ComputeInfoPtr)
 
virtual ComputeExecutorPtr getRightHasher (TupleSpec &inputSchema, TupleSpec &attsToOperateOn, TupleSpec &attsToIncludeInOutput)
 
virtual ComputeExecutorPtr getRightHasher (TupleSpec &inputSchema, TupleSpec &attsToOperateOn, TupleSpec &attsToIncludeInOutput, ComputeInfoPtr)
 
std::string getTCAPString (const std::string &inputTupleSetName, const std::vector< std::string > &inputColumnNames, const std::vector< std::string > &inputColumnsToApply, const std::string &outputTupleSetName, const std::vector< std::string > &outputColumns, const std::string &outputColumnName, const std::string &tcapOperation, const std::string &computationNameAndLabel, const std::string &lambdaNameAndLabel, const std::map< std::string, std::string > &info)
 
virtual std::string toTCAPStringForCartesianJoin (int lambdaLabel, std::string computationName, int computationLabel, std::string &outputTupleSetName, std::vector< std::string > &outputColumns, std::string &outputColumnName, std::string &myLambdaName, MultiInputsBase *multiInputsComp)
 
virtual std::string toTCAPString (std::vector< std::string > &inputTupleSetNames, std::vector< std::string > &inputColumnNames, std::vector< std::string > &inputColumnsToApply, std::vector< std::string > &childrenLambdaNames, int lambdaLabel, std::string computationName, int computationLabel, std::string &outputTupleSetName, std::vector< std::string > &outputColumns, std::string &outputColumnName, std::string &myLambdaName, MultiInputsBase *multiInputsComp=nullptr, bool amIPartOfJoinPredicate=false, bool amILeftChildOfEqualLambda=false, bool amIRightChildOfEqualLambda=false, std::string parentLambdaName="", bool isSelfJoin=false)
 

Public Attributes

std::string inputTypeName
 

Detailed Description

template<class ClassType>
class pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >

Definition at line 33 of file SelfLambda.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

template<class ClassType >
pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::SelfLambda ( Handle< ClassType > &  input)
inline

Definition at line 41 of file SelfLambda.h.

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Member Function Documentation

template<class ClassType >
GenericLambdaObjectPtr pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::getChild ( int  which)
inlineoverridevirtual

gets a particular child of this Lambda

Parameters
which- // TODO missing description
Returns
- // TODO missing description

Implements pdb::GenericLambdaObject.

Definition at line 66 of file SelfLambda.h.

template<class ClassType >
ComputeExecutorPtr pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::getExecutor ( TupleSpec inputSchema,
TupleSpec attsToOperateOn,
TupleSpec attsToIncludeInOutput 
)
inlineoverridevirtual

Used this gets an executor that appends the result of running this lambda to the end of each tuple

Parameters
inputSchema- // TODO missing description
attsToOperateOn- // TODO missing description
attsToIncludeInOutput- // TODO missing description
Returns
- // TODO missing description

Implements pdb::GenericLambdaObject.

Definition at line 82 of file SelfLambda.h.

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template<class ClassType >
std::map<std::string, std::string> pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::getInfo ( )
inlineoverridevirtual

Returns the additional information about this lambda currently lambda type

Returns
the map

Implements pdb::GenericLambdaObject.

Definition at line 74 of file SelfLambda.h.

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template<class ClassType >
std::string pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::getInputType ( )
inline

Definition at line 54 of file SelfLambda.h.

template<class ClassType >
int pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::getNumChildren ( )
inlineoverridevirtual

one big technical problem is that when tuples are added to a hash table to be recovered at a later time, we we break a pipeline. The difficulty with this is that when we want to probe a hash table to find a set of hash values, we can't use the input TupleSet as a way to create the columns to store the result of the probe. The hash table needs to be able to create (from scratch) the columns that store the output. This is a problem, because the hash table has no information about the types of the objects that it contains. The way around this is that we have a function attached to each GenericLambdaObject that allows us to ask the GenericLambdaObject to try to add a column to a tuple set, of a specific type, where the type name is specified as a string. When the hash table needs to create an output TupleSet, it can ask all of the GenericLambdaObjects associated with a query to create the necessary columns, as a way to build up the output TupleSet. This method is how the hash table can ask for this. It takes tree args: the type of the column that the hash table wants the tuple set to build, the tuple set to add the column to, and the position where the column will be added. If the GenericLambdaObject cannot build the column (it has no knowledge of that type) a false is returned. Otherwise, a true is returned. virtual bool addColumnToTupleSet (std :: string &typeToMatch, TupleSetPtr addToMe, int posToAddTo) = 0; returns the number of children of this Lambda type

Returns
- // TODO missing description

Implements pdb::GenericLambdaObject.

Definition at line 62 of file SelfLambda.h.

template<class ClassType >
unsigned int pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::getNumInputs ( )
inlineoverridevirtual

Used to get number of inputs to this Lambda

Returns
- the number of inputs

Implements pdb::GenericLambdaObject.

Definition at line 58 of file SelfLambda.h.

template<class ClassType >
std::string pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::getTypeOfLambda ( )
inlineoverridevirtual

returns the name of this LambdaBase type, as a string

Returns
- // TODO missing description

Implements pdb::GenericLambdaObject.

Definition at line 46 of file SelfLambda.h.

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template<class ClassType >
std::string pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::typeOfAtt ( )
inline

Definition at line 50 of file SelfLambda.h.

Member Data Documentation

template<class ClassType >
std::string pdb::SelfLambda< ClassType >::inputTypeName

Definition at line 36 of file SelfLambda.h.


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