ConditionalIndex Class

Construct a ConditionalIndex.

IComparer used to sort the index. Used iff Ordered is true. Could be null, which implicates a natural order.

Get the associated filter.

The IDictionary that contains the index contents.

IDictionary that contains the index values (forward index). The keys of the IDictionary are the keys to the indexed cache and the values are the extracted values. This map is used by IIndexAwareFilter implementations to avoid conversion and value extraction steps.

Determine whether or not this ConditionalIndex supports a forward index.

Specifies whether or not this ICacheIndex orders the contents of the indexed information.

Determine if indexed information for any entry in the indexed ICache has been excluded from this index. This information is used by IIndexAwareFilter implementations to determine the most optimal way to apply the index.

IValueExtractor object that this ICacheIndex uses to extract an indexable Object from a [converted] value stored in the Storage. This property is never null.

Add new mappings from the elements of the given value to the given key in the supplied index.

Add a new mapping from the given indexed value to the given key in the inverse index.

Add a new mapping from the given indexed value to the given key in the supplied index.

Given that the old value is known to be a Collection or an array, collect all the enclosed elements that are not part of the new value.

Update this index in response to a remove operation on a cache.

Update this index in response to a delete operation on a cache.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to this object.

Compares this index with another index for equality.

Evaluate the given entry using this index's filter. If the entry does not pass the filter then it should be excluded from this index, making this a partial index.

Extract the "new" value from the specified entry.

Extract the "old" value from the specified entry.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Using the index information if possible, get the value associated with the specified key. This is expected to be more efficient than using the IValueExtractor against an object containing the value, because the index should already have the necessary information at hand.

Get the forward index value associated with the specified key.

Returns a hash code for this object.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Initialize the index's data structures.

Update this index in response to a insert operation on a cache.

Update this index in response to a insert operation on a cache.

Instantiate the forward index.

Instantiate the inverse index.

Check if the entry with the given key is excluded from the index.

Log messages for missing inverse index.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Remove the forward index entry for the specified key.

Remove the mapping from the given indexed value to the given key from the inverse index.

Remove the mapping from the given indexed value to the given key from the supplied index.

Remove the mapping from the given indexed value to the given key from the inverse index.

Returns string representation of this instance.

Update this index in response to a update operation on a cache.

Check the entry against the set of entries not included in the index and update the set if necessary.

Update this index in response to a update operation on a cache.

The number of "missing inverse index" messages that have been logged.

Specifies whether or not the index is based on the immutable values (e.g. keys).

A set of keys for the entries, which could not be included in the index.

The time at which the most recent logging of "missing inverse index" messages started.

If a value extracted by the IValueExtractor is an ICollection, this property specifies whether or not it should be treated as a collection of contained attributes or indexed as a single composite attribute.