< Summary

Class:GDX.DataTables.ColumnSorters.IntColumnSorter
Assembly:GDX
File(s):./Packages/com.dotbunny.gdx/GDX/DataTables/ColumnSorters/IntColumnSorter.cs
Covered lines:0
Uncovered lines:11
Coverable lines:11
Total lines:32
Line coverage:0% (0 of 11)
Covered branches:0
Total branches:0
Covered methods:0
Total methods:2
Method coverage:0% (0 of 2)

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MethodBranch coverage Crap Score Cyclomatic complexity NPath complexity Sequence coverage
IntColumnSorter(...)0%2100%
Compare(...)0%12300%

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./Packages/com.dotbunny.gdx/GDX/DataTables/ColumnSorters/IntColumnSorter.cs

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 1// Copyright (c) 2020-2024 dotBunny Inc.
 2// dotBunny licenses this file to you under the BSL-1.0 license.
 3// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.
 4
 5using System.Collections.Generic;
 6
 7namespace GDX.DataTables.ColumnSorters
 8{
 9    class IntColumnSorter : ColumnSorterBase, IComparer<RowDescription>
 10    {
 11        /// <inheritdoc />
 12        public IntColumnSorter(DataTableBase dataTable, int rowCount, int columnIdentifier, int sortDirection,
 13            bool supportMultiSort = false) :
 014            base(dataTable, rowCount, columnIdentifier, sortDirection, supportMultiSort)
 015        {
 016        }
 17
 18        /// <inheritdoc />
 19        public int Compare(RowDescription x, RowDescription y)
 020        {
 021            int lhs = DataTable.GetInt(x.Identifier, ColumnIdentifier);
 022            int rhs = DataTable.GetInt(y.Identifier, ColumnIdentifier);
 23
 024            if (lhs > rhs)
 025            {
 026                return ProcessCompare(-1);
 27            }
 28
 029            return rhs > lhs ? ProcessCompare(1) : ProcessCompare(0, x.Identifier, y.Identifier);
 030        }
 31    }
 32}