pub struct PlannedBatch {
pub(super) mesh: RecordBatch,
pub(super) vertex: RecordBatch,
pub(super) index: RecordBatch,
pub vertex_base: u32,
pub index_base: u32,
}Expand description
One batch’s mesh / vertex / index tables, planned against the whole stream.
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§mesh: RecordBatch§vertex: RecordBatch§index: RecordBatch§vertex_base: u32Whole-stream offset of this batch’s first vertex row.
index_base: u32Whole-stream offset of this batch’s first index, in indices (three per
index-table row), the unit of the mesh table’s index_start.
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Source§impl PlannedBatch
impl PlannedBatch
Sourcepub fn encode(&self) -> Result<Bytes, ParquetError>
pub fn encode(&self) -> Result<Bytes, ParquetError>
The batch as a client blob, in the same [len][mesh][len][vert][len] [idx] framing every batch event carries. Its offsets are whole-stream,
so it is only meaningful to a client told vertex_base / index_base.
Sourcepub fn mesh_count(&self) -> usize
pub fn mesh_count(&self) -> usize
Mesh rows in this batch.
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impl Freeze for PlannedBatch
impl !RefUnwindSafe for PlannedBatch
impl Send for PlannedBatch
impl Sync for PlannedBatch
impl Unpin for PlannedBatch
impl !UnwindSafe for PlannedBatch
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