protected override void movingTo(long newLocation)
{
// if this node has been written before, our left sibling has a pointer to this node on disk.
// update that sibling to point at the new location.
if (this.Location != 0)
{
BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue> left = GetLeftSibling(false) as BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue>;
if (left != null)
{
Tree.Lock(delegate() {
left.RightSiblingLocation = newLocation;
left.Write();
});
}
}
}
private static BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> processRead(BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> tree, BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue> parent, BinaryReader rdr, object[] args)
{
// stream has been positioned appropriately.
// just read from it.
BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> node = null;
tree.Lock(delegate() {
long startLocation = rdr.BaseStream.Position;
int slotSize = rdr.ReadInt32();
bool leaf = rdr.ReadBoolean();
short keywordCount = rdr.ReadInt16();
if (leaf)
{
node = new BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue>(tree, parent, rdr);
}
else
{
node = new BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue>(tree, parent, rdr);
}
node.Location = startLocation;
// now we must read in all the keywords (they're always at the end of the stream)
for (short i = 0; i < keywordCount; i++)
{
TKey keyManager = new TKey();
keyManager.Read(rdr);
node.Keywords.Add(keyManager);
}
node.SlotSize = slotSize;
// orient the stream pointer to the end of the node (which may be past the current data in it)
rdr.BaseStream.Position = startLocation + node.SlotSize;
});
return(node);
}
internal BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> SplitChild(BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> originalChild, out int keywordIndex)
{
// Split the current node into two nodes:
// a. Left node contains all pointers/keywords to the left of the median
// b. Right node contains all pointers/keywords to the right of the median
// c. Parent node gets median keyword pushed into it
//
// Disk-wise: the originalChild is always written back to its original position (since we're splitting it, it's guaranteed to get smaller)
// the newChild is placed into either an available abandoned node or tacked on the end of the file.
// the parent node is written back to its original position IF IT FITS. Since we're coyping a keyword
// up into the parent node, it may cause it to outgrow its allocated size in the file. If this occurs,
// the call to this.Write() implicitly calls relocate(). relocate() will then either write the parent to
// an abandoned node or tack it onto the end of the file.
// first, determine the offset of the current originalchild in this (the parent)
keywordIndex = 0;
try {
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("Begin splitting node=" + this.ToString() + ", child=" + originalChild.ToString());
if (ChildLocations.Count > 0)
{
// TODO: troubleshoot this -- after several thousand splits, originalChild.Location is no longer found in the ChildLocations array!!!
//if (LastChildLocation == originalChild.Location) {
// // rightmost child, on a full node.
//} else {
while (keywordIndex < ChildLocations.Count && ChildLocations[keywordIndex] != originalChild.Location)
{
keywordIndex++;
}
//}
}
// assign the median keyword to the parent's Keywords list (inserts just before the current one)
//if (keywordIndex > this.Keywords.Count) {
// // rightmost keyword, add to the end of the list
// this.Keywords.Add(originalChild.MedianKeyword);
//} else {
// not rightmost keyword, insert it at the proper position
this.Keywords.Insert(keywordIndex, originalChild.MedianKeyword);
//}
if (originalChild.IsLeaf)
{
// since this is a leaf, we will copy up the median keyword to the parent (as opposed to push up for index nodes)
// create a leaf node
BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue> origNode = (BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue>)originalChild;
BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue> newNode = new BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue>(this.Tree, (BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue>) this, null);
// copy right half of keywords + values from originalChild to newChild
newNode.Keywords.AddRange(origNode.Keywords.Skip(this.Tree.Median - 1));
newNode.Values.AddRange(origNode.Values.Skip(this.Tree.Median - 1));
// remove right half of keywords + values from originalChild
origNode.Keywords = origNode.Keywords.Take(this.Tree.Median - 1).ToList();
origNode.Values = origNode.Values.Take(this.Tree.Median - 1).ToList();
var nextKeywordIndex = keywordIndex + 1;
Tree.Lock(delegate() {
// write out nodes so sibling locations can be set properly
// note: orig node should never relocate on write since we're making it smaller (moving 1/2 of its keywords to a new node)
if (origNode.Write())
{
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("orig leaf node relocated during split child: " + origNode.ToString());
}
if (newNode.Write())
{
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("new leaf node relocated during split child: " + newNode.ToString());
}
// adjust sibling locations (we always add the new child to the right of the original one)
newNode.RightSiblingLocation = origNode.RightSiblingLocation;
// newNode.LeftSiblingLocation = origNode.Location;
origNode.RightSiblingLocation = newNode.Location;
ChildLocations.Insert(nextKeywordIndex, newNode.Location);
// write them out again so we save sibling locations
if (origNode.Write())
{
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("orig leaf node relocated on 2nd write during split child: " + origNode.ToString());
}
if (newNode.Write())
{
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("new leaf node relocated on 2nd write during split child: " + newNode.ToString());
}
// and write out the parent since it changed as well
if (Write())
{
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("parent of leaf node relocated during split child: " + this.ToString());
}
});
return(newNode);
}
else
{
// since this is an index node, we push up the keyword to the parent (as opposed to copy up for leaves)
// this means the median keyword will be removed from the original child but not moved to the new child
// create an index node
BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue> origNode = (BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue>)originalChild;
BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue> newNode = new BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue>(this.Tree, (BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue>) this, null);
// copy right half of keywords + childlocations from originalChild to newChild
// (since this is an index node, skip the median keyword
newNode.Keywords.AddRange(origNode.Keywords.Skip(this.Tree.Median));
newNode.ChildLocations.AddRange(origNode.ChildLocations.Skip(this.Tree.Median));
// remove right half of keywords + childlocations from originalChild
// (note we stop one shy of the median keyword -- this is because the median keyword needs to be "pushed up"
// on an index node split. However, we don't drop the corresponding ChildLocation)
origNode.Keywords = origNode.Keywords.Take(this.Tree.Median - 1).ToList();
origNode.ChildLocations = origNode.ChildLocations.Take(this.Tree.Median).ToList();
var ki = keywordIndex;
Tree.Lock(delegate() {
if (origNode.Write())
{
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("orig index node relocated during split child: " + origNode.ToString());
}
if (newNode.Write())
{
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("new index node relocated during split child: " + newNode.ToString());
}
// original node may have relocated on write...
ChildLocations[ki] = origNode.Location;
ChildLocations.Insert(ki + 1, newNode.Location);
// and write out the parent since it changed as well
if (Write())
{
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("parent of index node relocated during split child: " + this.ToString());
}
});
return(newNode);
}
} finally {
BPlusTree <TKey, TValue> .LogInfo("End splitting node=" + this.ToString() + ", child=" + originalChild.ToString());
}
}
protected BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> GetRightSibling(bool mustHaveSameParent)
{
if (this.IsLeaf)
{
// use the rightsibling pointer
BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue> leaf = this as BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue>;
return(BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> .Read(this.Tree, this.Parent, leaf.RightSiblingLocation));
}
else
{
// look in parent for our smallest keyword, grab childlocation to the left of it
int parentChildCount;
int childLocationIndex = GetIndexInParent(out parentChildCount);
if (childLocationIndex == -1)
{
// never found the index, or no parent (aka root). No sibling to return.
return(null);
}
else
{
if (childLocationIndex < parentChildCount - 1)
{
// we know the right sibling is attached to the same parent.
BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> node = BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> .Read(this.Tree, this.Parent, Parent.ChildLocations[childLocationIndex + 1]);
return(node);
}
else
{
// we are the rightmost child, as we're at the location that's 1 past the fanout size
if (mustHaveSameParent)
{
// caller wants the sibling only if it's from the same parent, and it's not.
return(null);
}
else
{
// we have to find the common ancestor between this and its right sibling.
// spin up until we find the first node whose child index is <= Fanoutsize
// then drill down the leftmost path until we're at the same depth as we started at
int i = 0;
int nodeChildLocationIndex = -1;
BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> node = this;
while (node.Parent != null)
{
i++;
// keep bubbling up until we're at a node whose parent has at least one child to our right.
nodeChildLocationIndex = node.GetIndexInParent(out parentChildCount);
if (nodeChildLocationIndex < parentChildCount - 1)
{
// this node is not the rightmost child of its parent.
// we're done bubbling (node contains the ancestor node, nodeChildLocationIndex can tell us the subtree to search down)
break;
}
else
{
node = node.Parent;
}
}
if (nodeChildLocationIndex == parentChildCount - 1)
{
// the only common ancestor has our node being the rightmost node in the tree (at this depth).
return(null);
}
// ok, node contains the ancestor somehwere up the tree that has the node we're looking for as its
// leftmost descendent at the same depth.
// So we just keep drilling down the leftmost path until we're at the same depth.
node = BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> .Read(this.Tree, node as BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue>, nodeChildLocationIndex + 1);
while (i > 0)
{
BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue> indexNode = node as BPlusTreeIndexNode <TKey, TValue>;
node = BPlusTreeNode <TKey, TValue> .Read(this.Tree, indexNode, indexNode.ChildLocations[0]);
i--;
}
// node now contains the right sibling!
return(node);
}
}
}
//// bounce up to the parent
//if (Parent != null) {
// TKey ourKey = FirstKeyword;
// for (int i=0; i < Parent.Keywords.Count; i++) {
// TKey parentKeyword = Parent.Keywords[i];
// if (parentKeyword.CompareTo(ourKey, KeywordMatchMode.ExactMatch, false) == 0) {
// // follow right child
// BPlusTreeNode<TKey, TValue> node = BPlusTreeNode<TKey, TValue>.Read(this.Tree, this.Parent, Parent.ChildLocations[i+1]);
// return node;
// }
// }
//}
//return null;
}
}
protected internal override void performSearch(TKey keyword, KeywordMatchMode matchMode, bool ignoreCase, bool returnLeafIfNotFound, List <KeywordMatch <TKey, TValue> > matches)
{
// given a keyword, spin until the keyword is found (return null when not found)
short lastMatchIndex = -2;
for (short i = 0; i < Keywords.Count; i++)
{
int compared = keyword.CompareTo(Keywords[i], matchMode, ignoreCase);
if (compared < 0)
{
// given keyword is smaller than this entry.
// means we're done looking in this leaf.
// if we didn't find anything and the caller said to return a leaf even if nothing was found, append this leaf
if (returnLeafIfNotFound && (matches.Count == 0 || matches[matches.Count - 1].Node != this))
{
// add this node as containing the hit even though it doesn't (so the value can be inserted)
// add this keyword as matching -- so they know where at in the node to insert their new item
matches.Add(new KeywordMatch <TKey, TValue> {
Index = i, Keyword = Keywords[i], Value = default(TValue), Node = this
});
}
return;
}
else if (compared == 0)
{
// found keyword!
// add this node if it's not already in the list
// we may have multiple hits, so don't return yet.
// just add it to the list of matches.
matches.Add(new KeywordMatch <TKey, TValue> {
Index = i, Keyword = Keywords[i], Value = Values[i], Node = this
});
lastMatchIndex = i;
}
else
{
// compared > 0
// given keyword is larger than this entry.
// keep checking.
}
}
var inspectRightLeaf = false;
switch (matchMode)
{
//case KeywordMatchMode.Contains:
//case KeywordMatchMode.EndsWith:
// // data isn't stored in this order, so we always check the node (assuming there is one)
// inspectRightLeaf = true;
// break;
case KeywordMatchMode.ExactMatch:
// nothing more to do -- if the exact match occurred in this node, it won't occur in another node.
break;
case KeywordMatchMode.StartsWith:
case KeywordMatchMode.Contains:
case KeywordMatchMode.EndsWith:
if (lastMatchIndex == Keywords.Count - 1)
{
// last keyword matched, next leaf might have info in it.
inspectRightLeaf = true;
}
break;
}
if (inspectRightLeaf)
{
var nextLeaf = BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue> .Read(this.Tree, null, this.RightSiblingLocation) as BPlusTreeLeafNode <TKey, TValue>;
if (nextLeaf != null)
{
// we're not on the rightmost node, inspect the next one
nextLeaf.performSearch(keyword, matchMode, ignoreCase, returnLeafIfNotFound, matches);
}
else
{
// we get here, no more leaves exist.
// just return, the matches collection is filled properly already.
}
}
else
{
// we get here, it was bigger than our biggest keyword
// Since we're a leaf, it doesn't exist.
if (returnLeafIfNotFound)
{
// add this keyword as matching -- so they know where at in the node to insert their new item (note Index = Keywords.Count, so it'll be tacked on the end)
matches.Add(new KeywordMatch <TKey, TValue> {
Index = Keywords.Count, Keyword = default(TKey), Value = default(TValue), Node = this
});
}
}
}