ViggoC commented on code in PR #761:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow-java/pull/761#discussion_r2099177321
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vector/src/main/java/org/apache/arrow/vector/compare/RangeEqualsVisitor.java:
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@@ -270,35 +271,24 @@ protected boolean compareRunEndEncodedVectors(Range
range) {
RunEndEncodedVector leftVector = (RunEndEncodedVector) left;
RunEndEncodedVector rightVector = (RunEndEncodedVector) right;
- final int leftRangeEnd = range.getLeftStart() + range.getLength();
- final int rightRangeEnd = range.getRightStart() + range.getLength();
+ final RunEndEncodedVector.RangeIterator leftIterator =
+ new RangeIterator(leftVector, range.getLeftStart(), range.getLength());
+ final RunEndEncodedVector.RangeIterator rightIterator =
+ new RangeIterator(rightVector, range.getRightStart(),
range.getLength());
FieldVector leftValuesVector = leftVector.getValuesVector();
FieldVector rightValuesVector = rightVector.getValuesVector();
RangeEqualsVisitor innerVisitor = createInnerVisitor(leftValuesVector,
rightValuesVector, null);
- int leftLogicalIndex = range.getLeftStart();
- int rightLogicalIndex = range.getRightStart();
+ while (leftIterator.nextRun() | rightIterator.nextRun()) {
Review Comment:
@lidavidm The vector length is checked in `RangeEqualsVisitor.rangeEqual`.
If we call vector.visit(RangeEqualsVisitor, Range)` directly, the argument
checks are skipped. Using rangeEqual is the best practice, but we seem to be
unable to limit users from using another method. Therefore, I'm also
considering whether we need to add more boundary checks in Iterator. What do
you think?
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