Scala example source code file (Tuple.scala)

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field, field, list, list, nil, nil, relation, relation, tuple

The Scala Tuple.scala source code

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package scala.dbc
package result;


/** An ISO-9075:2003 (SQL) table row. This is equivalent to a tuple in the relational model. */
@deprecated(DbcIsDeprecated, "2.9.0") abstract class Tuple {
  
  /** All the fields contained in the tuple. */
  def fields: List[Field];
  
  /** The relation that contains the tuple. */
  def originatingRelation: Relation;
  
  /** The field at the given index. If there is no such field (that is the index is out of bounds), <code>None is returned instead. */
    def apply (index:Int): Field =
      try {
        fields(index)
      } catch {
        case e =>
          throw new java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException("Field at index "+index+" does not exist in relation");
      }
    
  /** The field with the given column name. If there is no such field, <code>None is returned instead. */
  def apply (name:String): Field = {
    def findField (fields: List[Field], name:String): Field = fields match {
      case Nil => throw new java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException("Field '"+name+"' does not exist in relation")
      case field :: _ if (field.metadata.name == name) => field
      case field :: fields => findField (fields, name)
    }
      findField (fields, name);
  }
}