If you run the following code:
MapVector parent = new MapVector("parent", allocator, null);
ComplexWriter writer = new ComplexWriterImpl("root", parent);
MapWriter rootWriter = writer.rootAsMap();
ListWriter listWriter = rootWriter.list("list");
ListWriter list = listWriter.list();
rootWriter.start();
{
listWriter.startList();
{
list.startList();
list.bigInt().writeBigInt(0);
list.endList();
}
{
list.startList();
list.bigInt().writeBigInt(1);
list.endList();
}
listWriter.endList();
}
rootWriter.end();
writer.setValueCount(1);
MapReader rootReader = new SingleMapReaderImpl(parent).reader("root");
System.out.println(rootReader.reader("list").readObject());
You should expect it to print ```
[[0],[1]]
but it actually prints ```
[[0,1]]
If you change the code so that UnionListWriter.list() is called along with startList() then the code works fine:
MapVector parent = new MapVector("parent", allocator, null);
ComplexWriter writer = new ComplexWriterImpl("root", parent);
MapWriter rootWriter = writer.rootAsMap();
rootWriter.start();
{
ListWriter listWriter = rootWriter.list("mylist");
listWriter.startList();
{
ListWriter list = listWriter.list();
list.startList();
list.bigInt().writeBigInt(0);
list.endList();
}
{
ListWriter list = listWriter.list();
list.startList();
list.bigInt().writeBigInt(1);
list.endList();
}
listWriter.endList();
}
rootWriter.end();
writer.setValueCount(1);
MapReader rootReader = new SingleMapReaderImpl(parent).reader("root");
System.out.println(rootReader.reader("mylist").readObject());
Reporter: Abdel Hakim Deneche / @adeneche
Assignee: Abdel Hakim Deneche / @adeneche
Note: This issue was originally created as ARROW-337. Please see the migration documentation for further details.
If you run the following code:
You should expect it to print ```
[[0],[1]]
If you change the code so that UnionListWriter.list() is called along with startList() then the code works fine:
Reporter: Abdel Hakim Deneche / @adeneche
Assignee: Abdel Hakim Deneche / @adeneche
Note: This issue was originally created as ARROW-337. Please see the migration documentation for further details.