public String hashCodeList(List<RecordTemplateSpec.Field> fields) {
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
    Iterator<RecordTemplateSpec.Field> iter = fields.iterator();
    while(iter.hasNext()) {
      RecordTemplateSpec.Field field = iter.next();
      Type schemaType = field.getSchemaField().getType().getType();
      sb.append(escapeKeyword(field.getSchemaField().getName()));
      if (iter.hasNext()) sb.append(", ");
    }
    return sb.toString();
  }
public String hashCodeList ( List < RecordTemplateSpec . Field > fields ) { StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder ( ) ; Iterator < RecordTemplateSpec . Field > iter = fields . iterator ( ) ; while ( iter . hasNext ( ) ) { RecordTemplateSpec . Field field = iter . next ( ) ; Type schemaType = field . getSchemaField ( ) . getType ( ) . getType ( ) ; sb . append ( escapeKeyword ( field . getSchemaField ( ) . getName ( ) ) ) ; if ( iter . hasNext ( ) ) sb . append ( ", " ) ; } return sb . toString ( ) ; }
Returns Java source code that computes the hashCodes of each of the fields, as a list of
parameters.

This is the same as {@link #fieldList} except when the fields are Java arrays, in which
case they are wrapped with a utilty method to hash them correctly.  E.g.

<code>
intField, stringField, mapField, Arrays.deepHashCode(javaArrayField), recordField
</code>

@param fields provides the fields to include in the hashcode expression.
@return a java expression that calculates a hash code.