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Thread: what is this error in hasnext in webgraph

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    Lightbulb what is this error in hasnext in webgraph

    i wrote piece of code ( below) and i work on web graph However, I am using the web graph package include

    it.unimi.dsi.webgraph.ImmutableGraph
    but show error in
    hasnext()
     (while(iter.hasNext()))
    and show java doc not found. I work with netbeans.

    package aolgraphexample;
     
    import java.io.IOException;
    import it.unimi.dsi.webgraph.ImmutableGraph;
    import it.unimi.dsi.webgraph.NodeIterator;
    import it.unipi.di.graph.GraphLabeler;
    import it.unipi.di.util.Utils;
     
    public class AOLGraphExample {
     
        /**
         * Invoke this class using two parameters: 1) the WebGraph basename (string
         * "webgraph/wg-aol" for the AOL dataset) 2) the GraphLabeler configuration
         * file (string "graphlabeler/graphlabeler.conf" for the AOL dataset)
         */
        public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
     
            // -----------------------------------------------------
            // PART ONE
     
            // WebGraph basename
            // String graphFile = args[0];
            String graphFile = "webgraph/wg-aol";
     
            // Name of the GraphLabeler configuration file
            String labelerFile = "graphlabeler/graphlabeler.conf";
     
            System.out.print(" >> Opening databases... ");
     
            // Take the starting time
            long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
     
            // load the graph structure in memory (i.e. WebGraph)
            ImmutableGraph graph = ImmutableGraph.load(graphFile);
     
            // load the data structure for the vertex/edge labels in memory (i.e.
            // GraphLabeler)
            GraphLabeler labeler = GraphLabeler.load(labelerFile);
     
            // print the elapsed time for the first part
            System.out.println("done in: " + Utils.elapsedTime(start, System.currentTimeMillis()));
            // -----------------------------------------------------
     
            System.out.println(" >> Running test N.1");
     
            // [TEST 1]
            //
            // For each vertex, fetch the labels of its adjacent vertices in the
            // graph.
            // This method will fetch ~21.5 million of textual labels (edges are
            // undirected).
            neighborsLabeling(graph, labeler);
     
            System.out.println(" >> Running test N.2");
     
            // [TEST 2]
            //
            // For each vertex, fetch the value of the attribute "click" for each of
            // its outgoing edges.
            // This method will fetch ~21.5 million textual values (edges are
            // undirected).
            // Recall that the available attributes are: "click", "session", "time"
            // and "rank"
            fetchAttribute(graph, labeler, "click");
     
            // close the labeler and release its resources
            labeler.close();
        }
     
        private static void neighborsLabeling(ImmutableGraph graph, GraphLabeler labeler) throws IOException {
     
            // count how many labels has been fetched so far
            int counter = 0;
     
            // the total number of nodes in the graph
            int numNodes = graph.numNodes();
     
            // take the starting time
            long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
     
            double perc = 0;
     
            // iterate over the vertices of the graph
            NodeIterator iter = graph.nodeIterator();
     
        [COLOR="#FF0000"]    while (iter.hasNext()) [/COLOR]{
     
                // the next node
                int node = iter.next();
     
                // print the percentage of nodes examined so far
                perc = printPerc(node, numNodes, perc);
     
                // fetch the adjacency list of the current "node" by using WebGraph
                // valid positions are those from 0 to outdegree(node)
                int[] succ = iter.successorArray();
     
                // fetch the labels in memory (then discard it)
                String[] labels = labeler.getVertexLabels(succ, 0, iter.outdegree());
     
                // count how many strings have been fetched so far
                counter += labels.length;
            }
     
            // compute the overall elapsed time
            long elapsed = System.currentTimeMillis() - start;
     
            // print some statistics on stdout
            printStats(counter, elapsed);
        }
     
        private static void fetchAttribute(ImmutableGraph graph, GraphLabeler labeler, String attribute) throws IOException {
     
            // count how many labels have been fetched so far
            int counter = 0;
     
            // the total number of nodes in the graph
            int numNodes = graph.numNodes();
     
            // take the starting time
            long start = System.currentTimeMillis();
     
            double perc = 0;
            for (int node = 0; node < numNodes; node++) {
     
                // print the percentage of nodes examined so far
                perc = printPerc(node, numNodes, perc);
     
                // fetch the value of the requested "attribute" for each edge
                // outgoing from "node"
                String[] values = labeler.getOutgoingAttribute(node, attribute);
     
                // count how many labels have been fetched so far
                counter += values.length;
            }
     
            // compute the overall elapsed time
            long elapsed = System.currentTimeMillis() - start;
     
            // print some statistics on stdout
            printStats(counter, elapsed);
        }
     
        private static double printPerc(int node, int numNodes, double percLimit) {
            int perc = (int)(node / (double)numNodes * 100);
            if (perc >= percLimit || node == 0) {
                if (node == 0)
                    System.out.print(" >> Progress: ");
                System.out.print(perc + "% ");
                percLimit += 10;
            }
     
            return percLimit;
        }
     
        private static void printStats(int count, long elapsed) {
     
            printPerc(1, 1, 0); // print 100%
     
            int rate = (int)(count / (elapsed / 1000d)); // strings/sec
     
            System.out.println();
            System.out.println(" >> Rate: " + rate + " string/sec");
            System.out.println(" >> Fetched strings: " + count);
            System.out.println(" >> Overall time: " + Utils.elapsedTime(elapsed));
        }
    }


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    Default Re: what is this error in hasnext in webgraph

    Please copy the full text of the error message and paste it here. It has important info about the error.
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    Default Re: what is this error in hasnext in webgraph

    cannot find symbol
    symbol: method hasNext()
    location: variable iter of type NodeIterator. any variable i created not recognize like iter.

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    Default Re: what is this error in hasnext in webgraph

    You need to read the API doc for the class to see the correct method to use.
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    Default Re: what is this error in hasnext in webgraph

    please more explain with example

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    Default Re: what is this error in hasnext in webgraph

    I don't have the API doc for that package and those classes. You need to find the API doc for them and read them so you know what methods the NodeIterator class has and how to use them.

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