The core of the partitioner is the comparator you return. Everything
will still work (for now) if midpoint just throws
unsupportedoperation. It's going to be used by the anti-entropy code,
though, so implementing a non-toy partitioner that can't be midpointed
is a Bad Idea.
-Jonathan
On Sat, Oc
As I said in my email, it's a code test. Simply meant to test an
applicant's skills during the hiring process.
I'm aware of OPP and COPP and choosing partitioners.
--Joe
On Oct 10, 2009, at 7:02, Mark Robson wrote:
2009/10/10 Joe Stump
I've got a guy doing a code test for us and he has s
2009/10/10 Joe Stump
> I've got a guy doing a code test for us and he has some questions about
> custom partitioners:
> http://gist.github.com/205537
>
> Wondering if anyone could chime in.
>
I'm curious as to why you don't just use the OrderPreservingPartitioner and
apply the transformation to
