GH-46515: [C++] Enable Multi Blocks in arrow::BinaryViewBuilder::AppendArraySlice #46655
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This is better than the statu quo, but I think we should be able to do even better, since BinaryView allows us to reuse the data buffers without actually copying the data for each string. What do you think @bkietz ? |
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@pitrou I think that's a great idea. Since there's no obligation for the data to be adjacent in BinaryView, let me reimplement it accordingly. I'll inform you once it's done. |
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Rationale for this change
As noted here,
arrow::BinaryViewBuilder::AppendArraySlicedoes not support cases where the total length of elements in the input array exceeds the maximum value ofint32_t.What changes are included in this PR?
This PR updates
arrow::BinaryViewBuilder::AppendArraySliceto correctly handle{StringView, BinaryView}Arrayinputs where the total length of non-inlined elements exceeds the maximum value of int32_t.Are these changes tested?
Yes, the relevant unit tests were run and passed.
Are there any user-facing changes?
No.