FrameBoundary.rows constructor

const FrameBoundary.rows({
  1. int? start,
  2. int? end = 0,
  3. FrameExclude? exclude,
})

Constructs a ROWS frame with the given start and end boundaries.

A ROWS frame operates on physical rows. The start and end parameter specifies how many rows before and/or after the current row should be included in the frame.

If null, the boundary is unbounded.

Negative value indicates a preceding boundary

Positive value indicates a following boundary

Zero indicates the current row

Implementation

const FrameBoundary.rows({
  int? start,
  int? end = 0,
  FrameExclude? exclude,
}) : this._(start, end, _FrameType.rows, exclude: exclude);