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<E>	This class provides a skeletal implementation of the ListIterator interface, to minimize the effort required to implement this interface.
AbstractMapEntry<K,V>	This class provides a skeletal implementation of the Map.Entry interface, to minimize the effort required to implement this interface.
AbstractMapWithSet<K,V>	Enhancement of AbstractMap that contains an AbstractSet to implement the entrySet.
CollectionAsList<E>	Delegates all collection calls to another collection.
CollectionAsSequentialList<E>	Delegates all collection calls to another collection.
CollectionAsSet<B extends Collection<E>,E>	If it can be guaranteed that a collection is a set, this wrapper can be used to create a Set implementation.
CollectionProxy<B extends Collection<E>,E>	Delegates all method calls to another collection.
DefaultMapEntry<K,V>	A bean with two properties: key(inherited from AbstractMapEntry) and value.
EnumerationIterator<E>	Adapter to make Enumeration instances appear to be Iterator instances.
ImmutableMapEntry<K,V>	An immutable bean with two properties: key(inherited from AbstractMapEntry) and value.
ListBasedListIterator<E>	Provides an implementation of the ListIterator interface that passes all calls to the underlying list.
ListProxy<B extends List<E>,E>	Delegates all method calls to another list.
MapProxy<B extends Map<K,V>,K,V>	Delegates all method calls to another map.
ObjectProxy<B>	Delegates all method calls to another object.
PipeUtil	A collection of iterator related utility methods.
SetProxy<B extends Set<E>,E>	Delegates all method calls to another set.
UnextendableCollection<E>	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