Examples with MutableList scala.collection.mutable.MutableList used on opensource projects

Example 6 with MutableList

use of scala.collection.mutable.MutableList in project Gaffer by gchq.

the class GetDataFrameOfElementsHandlerTest method checkViewIsRespected.

@Test
public void checkViewIsRespected() throws OperationException {
    final Graph graph = getGraph("/schema-DataFrame/dataSchema.json", getElements());
    final SQLContext sqlContext = getSqlContext("checkViewIsRespected");
    // Edges group - check get correct edges
    GetDataFrameOfElements dfOperation = new GetDataFrameOfElements.Builder().sqlContext(sqlContext).view(new View.Builder().edge(EDGE_GROUP, new ViewElementDefinition.Builder().preAggregationFilter(new ElementFilter.Builder().select("count").execute(new IsMoreThan(800L)).build()).build()).build()).build();
    Dataset<Row> dataFrame = graph.execute(dfOperation, new User());
    Set<Row> results = new HashSet<>(dataFrame.collectAsList());
    final Set<Row> expectedRows = new HashSet<>();
    for (int i = 0; i < NUM_ELEMENTS; i++) {
        if (i * 200L > 800L) {
            final MutableList<Object> fields2 = new MutableList<>();
            fields2.appendElem(EDGE_GROUP);
            fields2.appendElem("" + i);
            fields2.appendElem("C");
            fields2.appendElem(6);
            fields2.appendElem(7);
            fields2.appendElem(8.0F);
            fields2.appendElem(9.0D);
            fields2.appendElem(10L);
            fields2.appendElem(i * 200L);
            expectedRows.add(Row$.MODULE$.fromSeq(fields2));
        }
    }
    assertEquals(expectedRows, results);
    // Entities group - check get correct entities
    dfOperation = new GetDataFrameOfElements.Builder().sqlContext(sqlContext).view(new View.Builder().entity(ENTITY_GROUP, new ViewElementDefinition.Builder().postAggregationFilter(new ElementFilter.Builder().select("property1").execute(new IsMoreThan(1)).build()).build()).build()).build();
    dataFrame = graph.execute(dfOperation, new User());
    results.clear();
    results.addAll(dataFrame.collectAsList());
    expectedRows.clear();
    for (int i = 2; i < NUM_ELEMENTS; i++) {
        final MutableList<Object> fields1 = new MutableList<>();
        fields1.clear();
        fields1.appendElem(ENTITY_GROUP);
        fields1.appendElem("" + i);
        fields1.appendElem(1);
        fields1.appendElem(i);
        fields1.appendElem(3.0F);
        fields1.appendElem(4.0D);
        fields1.appendElem(5L);
        fields1.appendElem(6);
        expectedRows.add(Row$.MODULE$.fromSeq(fields1));
    }
    assertEquals(expectedRows, results);
    sqlContext.sparkContext().stop();
}

Example 7 with MutableList

use of scala.collection.mutable.MutableList in project Gaffer by gchq.

the class GetDataFrameOfElementsHandlerTest method checkGetCorrectElementsInDataFrameWithProjection.

@Test
public void checkGetCorrectElementsInDataFrameWithProjection() throws OperationException {
    final Graph graph = getGraph("/schema-DataFrame/dataSchema.json", getElements());
    final SQLContext sqlContext = getSqlContext("checkGetCorrectElementsInDataFrameWithProjection");
    // Get all edges
    final GetDataFrameOfElements dfOperation = new GetDataFrameOfElements.Builder().sqlContext(sqlContext).view(new View.Builder().edge(EDGE_GROUP).build()).build();
    final Dataset<Row> dataFrame = graph.execute(dfOperation, new User());
    // Check get correct rows when ask for src, dst and property2 columns
    Set<Row> results = new HashSet<>(dataFrame.select("src", "dst", "property2").collectAsList());
    final Set<Row> expectedRows = new HashSet<>();
    for (int i = 0; i < NUM_ELEMENTS; i++) {
        MutableList<Object> fields1 = new MutableList<>();
        fields1.appendElem("" + i);
        fields1.appendElem("B");
        fields1.appendElem(3.0F);
        expectedRows.add(Row$.MODULE$.fromSeq(fields1));
        MutableList<Object> fields2 = new MutableList<>();
        fields2.appendElem("" + i);
        fields2.appendElem("C");
        fields2.appendElem(8.0F);
        expectedRows.add(Row$.MODULE$.fromSeq(fields2));
    }
    assertEquals(expectedRows, results);
    // Check get correct rows when ask for just property2 column
    results = new HashSet<>(dataFrame.select("property2").collectAsList());
    expectedRows.clear();
    for (int i = 0; i < NUM_ELEMENTS; i++) {
        MutableList<Object> fields1 = new MutableList<>();
        fields1.appendElem(3.0F);
        expectedRows.add(Row$.MODULE$.fromSeq(fields1));
        MutableList<Object> fields2 = new MutableList<>();
        fields2.appendElem(8.0F);
        expectedRows.add(Row$.MODULE$.fromSeq(fields2));
    }
    assertEquals(expectedRows, results);
    sqlContext.sparkContext().stop();
}