No. Hash function can be applied to any object, assuming it has a suitable
implementation defined, so it is impossible to define a "range". Also,
that's not how hash functions work.
On Mar 7, 2016 10:29 PM, "Gireesh Ramji" wrote:
> In my topology, I have a bolt that subscribes from its predecesso
In my topology, I have a bolt that subscribes from its predecessor using a
fields grouping. Is there an easy way for me to know, in the bolt's execute
method, the range of keys that will get hashed to a given instance of the bolt
under the fields grouping?
ThanksGireesh
