// effects: Align the fields of each cell in mapping using projectedSlotMap that has a mapping // for each member of this extent to the slot number of that member in the projected slots // example: // input: Proj[A,B,"5"] = Proj[F,"7",G] // Proj[C,B] = Proj[H,I] // output: m_projectedSlotMap: A -> 0, B -> 1, C -> 2 // Proj[A,B,null] = Proj[F,"7",null] // Proj[null,B,C] = Proj[null,I,H] private static List <Cell> AlignFields(IEnumerable <Cell> cells, MemberProjectionIndex projectedSlotMap, ViewTarget viewTarget) { List <Cell> outputCells = new List <Cell>(); // Determine the aligned field for each cell // The new cells have ProjectedSlotMap.Count number of fields foreach (Cell cell in cells) { // If isQueryView is true, we need to consider the C side of // the cells; otherwise, we look at the S side. Note that we // CANNOT use cell.LeftQuery since that is determined by // cell's isQueryView // The query for which we are constructing the extent CellQuery mainQuery = cell.GetLeftQuery(viewTarget); CellQuery otherQuery = cell.GetRightQuery(viewTarget); CellQuery newMainQuery; CellQuery newOtherQuery; // Create both queries where the projected slot map is used // to determine the order of the fields of the mainquery (of // course, the otherQuery's fields are aligned automatically) mainQuery.CreateFieldAlignedCellQueries(otherQuery, projectedSlotMap, out newMainQuery, out newOtherQuery); Cell outputCell = viewTarget == ViewTarget.QueryView ? Cell.CreateCS(newMainQuery, newOtherQuery, cell.CellLabel, cell.CellNumber) : Cell.CreateCS(newOtherQuery, newMainQuery, cell.CellLabel, cell.CellNumber); outputCells.Add(outputCell); } return(outputCells); }