Package net.sf.molae.pipe.basic

This package contains utility classes for working with and constructing new Collections and Comparators.

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Class Summary

AbstractListIterator	This class provides a skeletal implementation of the ListIterator interface, to minimize the effort required to implement this interface.
AbstractMapEntry	This class provides a skeletal implementation of the Map.Entry interface, to minimize the effort required to implement this interface.
AbstractMapWithSet	Enhancement of AbstractMap that contains an AbstractSet to implement the entrySet.
CollectionAsList	Delegates all collection calls to another collection.
CollectionAsSequentialList	Delegates all collection calls to another collection.
CollectionAsSet	If it can be guaranteed that a collection is a set, this wrapper can be used to create a Set implementation.
CollectionProxy	Delegates all method calls to another collection.
DefaultMapEntry	A bean with two properties: key(inherited from AbstractMapEntry) and value.
ImmutableMapEntry	An immutable bean with two properties: key(inherited from AbstractMapEntry) and value.
ListBasedListIterator	Provides an implementation of the ListIterator interface that passes all calls to the underlying list.
ListProxy	Delegates all method calls to another list.
MapProxy	Delegates all method calls to another map.
ObjectProxy	Delegates all method calls to another object.
PipeUtil	A collection of iterator related utility methods.
SetProxy	Delegates all method calls to another set.
UnextendableCollection	A wrapper around collections that prohibits adding elements.

Package net.sf.molae.pipe.basic Description

This package contains utility classes for working with and constructing new Collections and Comparators.

There are

• abstract interface implementations, constructing method implementations from calls to other methods of the same interface as far as possible,
• proxy classes, providing an interface implementation by deferring all method calls to another object that implements that interface,
• utility classes, containing usually small static methods,
• generic implementations, implementing an interface with help of a base object implementing another interface.
• A special form of a generic implementation are upgrading wrappers that implement a sub interface with help of an object implementing the super interface. Usually there are some additional requirements to the object implementing the super interface. Example: CollectionAsSet.

Since:

1.0