/// <summary>
/// Gets the pages that may have catalog leaves within the provided commit timestamp bounds. The result is
/// sorted by commit timestamp.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="catalogIndex">The catalog index to fetch pages from.</param>
/// <param name="minCommitTimestamp">The exclusive lower time bound on <see cref="CatalogPageItem.CommitTimestamp"/>.</param>
/// <param name="maxCommitTimestamp">The inclusive upper time bound on <see cref="CatalogPageItem.CommitTimestamp"/>.</param>
public static List <CatalogPageItem> GetPagesInBounds(
this CatalogIndex catalogIndex,
DateTimeOffset minCommitTimestamp,
DateTimeOffset maxCommitTimestamp)
{
return(catalogIndex
.GetPagesInBoundsLazy(minCommitTimestamp, maxCommitTimestamp)
.ToList());
}
private static IEnumerable <CatalogPageItem> GetPagesInBoundsLazy(
this CatalogIndex catalogIndex,
DateTimeOffset minCommitTimestamp,
DateTimeOffset maxCommitTimestamp)
{
// Filter out pages that fall entirely before the minimum commit timestamp and sort the remaining pages by
// commit timestamp.
var upperRange = catalogIndex
.Items
.Where(x => x.CommitTimestamp > minCommitTimestamp)
.OrderBy(x => x.CommitTimestamp);
// Take pages from the sorted list until the commit timestamp goes past the maximum commit timestamp. This
// essentially LINQ's TakeWhile plus one more element.
foreach (var page in upperRange)
{
yield return(page);
if (page.CommitTimestamp > maxCommitTimestamp)
{
break;
}
}
}
