// NewTime32ValueIterator creates a new Time32ValueIterator for reading an Arrow Column.
NewTime32ValueIterator creates a new Time32ValueIterator for reading an Arrow Column.
// NewTime32ValueIterator creates a new Time32ValueIterator for reading an Arrow Column .
func NewTime32ValueIterator(col *array.Column) *Time32ValueIterator {
	chunkIterator := NewTime32ChunkIterator(col)
	return &Time32ValueIterator{
		refCount:      1,
		chunkIterator: chunkIterator,
		index:  0,
		values: nil,
		dataType: col.DataType(),
	}
}
func NewTime32ValueIterator ( col * array . Column ) * Time32ValueIterator { chunkIterator := NewTime32ChunkIterator ( col ) return & Time32ValueIterator { refCount : 1 , chunkIterator : chunkIterator , index : 0 , values : nil , dataType : col . DataType ( ) , } }
NewTime32ValueIterator creates a new Time32ValueIterator for reading an Arrow Column.
NewTime32ValueIterator creates a new Time32ValueIterator for reading an Arrow Column .
// We need a ChunkIterator to read the chunks