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45   * $Id: PhysicalRowId.java,v 1.1 2000/05/06 00:00:31 boisvert Exp $
46   */
47  
48  package jdbm.recman;
49  
50  /**
51   *  A physical rowid is nothing else than a pointer to a physical location
52   *  in a file - a (block, offset) tuple.
53   *  <P>
54   *  <B>Note</B>: The fact that the offset is modelled as a short limits 
55   *  the block size to 32k.
56   */
57  class PhysicalRowId {
58      // offsets
59      private static final short O_BLOCK = 0; // long block
60      private static final short O_OFFSET = Magic.SZ_LONG; // short offset
61      static final int SIZE = O_OFFSET + Magic.SZ_SHORT;
62      
63      // my block and the position within the block
64      BlockIo block;
65      short pos;
66  
67      /**
68       *  Constructs a physical rowid from the indicated data starting at
69       *  the indicated position.
70       */
71      PhysicalRowId(BlockIo block, short pos) {
72          this.block = block;
73          this.pos = pos;
74      }
75      
76      /** Returns the block number */
77      long getBlock() {
78          return block.readLong(pos + O_BLOCK);
79      }
80      
81      /** Sets the block number */
82      void setBlock(long value) {
83          block.writeLong(pos + O_BLOCK, value);
84      }
85      
86      /** Returns the offset */
87      short getOffset() {
88          return block.readShort(pos + O_OFFSET);
89      }
90      
91      /** Sets the offset */
92      void setOffset(short value) {
93          block.writeShort(pos + O_OFFSET, value);
94      }
95  }