Trait bonsaidb::core::key::CompositeKeyNullHandler

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pub trait CompositeKeyNullHandler {
    // Required methods
    fn handle_nulls(
        &self,
        field_bytes: &mut Cow<'_, [u8]>
    ) -> Result<(), CompositeKeyError>;
    fn decode_nulls_if_needed<'b, 'e>(
        &self,
        encoded: ByteSource<'b, 'e>
    ) -> Result<ByteSource<'b, 'e>, CompositeKeyError>;
}
Expand description

A null-byte handling approach for CompositeKeyEncoder and CompositeKeyDecoder. This type is only used when the fields being encoded are variable length.

Ensuring proper sort order with composite keys requires special handling of null bytes. The safest option is to use EscapeNullBytes, but this option will cause extra allocations when keys contain null bytes. AllowNullBytes allows null-bytes through without any extra checks, but their usage can cause incorrect sorting behavior. See CompositeKeyFieldContainsNullByte for more information on this edge case. The last implementation is DenyNullBytes which checks for null bytes when encoding and returns an error if any are encountered. When decoding with this option, there is no extra processing performed before decoding individual fields.

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fn handle_nulls( &self, field_bytes: &mut Cow<'_, [u8]> ) -> Result<(), CompositeKeyError>

Process the null bytes in field_bytes, if needed.

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fn decode_nulls_if_needed<'b, 'e>( &self, encoded: ByteSource<'b, 'e> ) -> Result<ByteSource<'b, 'e>, CompositeKeyError>

Decode the null bytes in encoded, if needed.

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