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package org.apache.iotdb.db.query.reader.universal;

import org.apache.iotdb.tsfile.read.TimeValuePair;

public class AlignedDescPriorityMergeReader extends DescPriorityMergeReader {

  /**
   * In the case of aligned time seres, like d1.s1, d1.s2, d1.s3, we may first only write d1.s2,
   * d1.s3 (2, 3)and then flush it into one tsfile, and then an unseq record come, it contains only
   * d1.s1 and d1.s3 -> (10,30). So now we have [null, 2, 3] with low priority and [10, null, 30]
   * with high priority. we use [null, 2, 3] to fill null value in [10, null, 30], so we get [10, 2,
   * 30], we won't use 3 to replace 30, because [10, null, 30] has higher priority
   *
   * @param v TimeValuePair with high priority needs to be filled
   * @param c TimeValuePair with low priority is used to fill the v
   */
  @Override
  protected void fillNullValue(TimeValuePair v, TimeValuePair c) {
    AlignedPriorityMergeReader.fillNullValueInAligned(v, c);
  }
}
