private void endPreviousBitPackedRun() {
    if (bitPackedRunHeaderPointer == -1) {
      // we're not currently in a bit-packed-run
      return;
    }

    // create bit-packed-header, which needs to fit in 1 byte
    byte bitPackHeader = (byte) ((bitPackedGroupCount << 1) | 1);

    // update this byte
    baos.setByte(bitPackedRunHeaderPointer, bitPackHeader);

    // mark that this run is over
    bitPackedRunHeaderPointer = -1;

    // reset the number of groups
    bitPackedGroupCount = 0;
  }
private void endPreviousBitPackedRun() {
    if (bitPackedRunHeaderPointer == -1) {
      
      return;
    }

    
    byte bitPackHeader = (byte) ((bitPackedGroupCount << 1) | 1);

    
    baos.setByte(bitPackedRunHeaderPointer, bitPackHeader);

    
    bitPackedRunHeaderPointer = -1;

    
    bitPackedGroupCount = 0;
  }
private void endPreviousBitPackedRun ( ) { if ( bitPackedRunHeaderPointer == - 1 ) { // we're not currently in a bit-packed-run return ; } // create bit-packed-header, which needs to fit in 1 byte byte bitPackHeader = ( byte ) ( ( bitPackedGroupCount << 1 ) | 1 ) ; // update this byte baos . setByte ( bitPackedRunHeaderPointer , bitPackHeader ) ; // mark that this run is over bitPackedRunHeaderPointer = - 1 ; // reset the number of groups bitPackedGroupCount = 0 ; }
If we are currently writing a bit-packed-run, update the
bit-packed-header and consider this run to be over

does nothing if we're not currently writing a bit-packed run
If we are currently writing a bit - packed - run update the bit - packed - header and consider this run to be over