use of org.apache.calcite.linq4j.Enumerable in project druid by druid-io.
the class DruidPlanner method planWithBindableConvention.
private PlannerResult planWithBindableConvention(final SqlExplain explain, final RelRoot root) throws RelConversionException {
BindableRel bindableRel = (BindableRel) planner.transform(Rules.BINDABLE_CONVENTION_RULES, planner.getEmptyTraitSet().replace(BindableConvention.INSTANCE).plus(root.collation), root.rel);
if (!root.isRefTrivial()) {
// Add a projection on top to accommodate root.fields.
final List<RexNode> projects = new ArrayList<>();
final RexBuilder rexBuilder = bindableRel.getCluster().getRexBuilder();
for (int field : Pair.left(root.fields)) {
projects.add(rexBuilder.makeInputRef(bindableRel, field));
}
bindableRel = new Bindables.BindableProject(bindableRel.getCluster(), bindableRel.getTraitSet(), bindableRel, projects, root.validatedRowType);
}
if (explain != null) {
return planExplanation(bindableRel, explain);
} else {
final BindableRel theRel = bindableRel;
final DataContext dataContext = plannerContext.createDataContext((JavaTypeFactory) planner.getTypeFactory());
final Supplier<Sequence<Object[]>> resultsSupplier = new Supplier<Sequence<Object[]>>() {
@Override
public Sequence<Object[]> get() {
final Enumerable enumerable = theRel.bind(dataContext);
return Sequences.simple(enumerable);
}
};
return new PlannerResult(resultsSupplier, root.validatedRowType);
}
}
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