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Predicate which returns the logical AND of two other Predicate.
BinaryPredicate which returns the logical AND of two other BinaryPredicate.
Predicate which returns the logical AND of two other Predicate.
BinaryPredicate which returns the logical AND of two other BinaryPredicate.
UnaryFunction which will call a method on the
object passed as the argument to UnaryFunction.fn method.
BinaryFunction is some function taking two arguments -
fn(x, y).BinaryPredicate is some function taking two arguments -
fn(x, y) and returning the result of some test.BoundedIterator enumerates of a subset of a collection, in the
range [start, end).
BoundedIterator enumerates of a subset of a collection, in the
range [start, end).
Count computes the number of elements in the sequence that
are equal to value.
Count computes the number of elements in the sequence that
are equal to value.
CountIf is similar to Count, but more general.
CountIf is similar to Count, but more general.
CountIfNot is the complement of CountIf.
BinaryPredicate testing for equality.
BinaryPredicate testing for equality.
Predicate which always returns false
Predicate which always returns false
BinaryFunction into a UnaryFunction.
BinaryPredicate to a Predicate.
true.
true.
false.
fn to
each element in the iterator sequence.
fn to
each element in the iterator sequence.
Generator describes a function which takes no arguments - fn().BinaryPredicate that returns true if x is greater than y.
BinaryPredicate that returns true if x is greater than y.
BinaryPredicate that returns true if x is greater than or equal to y.
BinaryPredicate that returns true if x is greater than or equal to y.
BinaryPredicate that returns true if x is less than y.
BinaryPredicate that returns true if x is less than y.
BinaryPredicate that returns true if x is less than or equal to y.
BinaryPredicate that returns true if x is less than or equal to y.
Algorithms, Iterators, PredicatesUnaryFunction objects, allowing them
to be passed to algorithms.
UnaryFunction objects, allowing them
to be passed to algorithms.
Predicate which is the logical negation of some other Predicate.
BinaryPredicate which is the logical negation of some other BinaryPredicate.
Predicate which is the logical negation of some other Predicate.
BinaryPredicate which is the logical negation of some other BinaryPredicate.
true if not(x.equals(y)), (x == null) && not(y == null) or not(x == null) && (y == null)
true if not(x.equals(y)), (x == null) && not(y == null) or not(x == null) && (y == null)
NullIterator iterates over nothing.
Predicate which returns the logical OR of two other Predicate.
BinaryPredicate which returns the logical OR of two other BinaryPredicate.
Predicate which returns the logical OR of two other Predicate.
BinaryPredicate which returns the logical OR of two other BinaryPredicate.
Pair holds two Objects.Predicate is a special form of a UnaryFunction, whose result represents the
truth or otherwise of some condition.Iterators.SelectingIterator(java.util.Iterator, uk.co.jezuk.mango.Predicate)
PredicatedIterator enumerates only those elements of a collection
that match the supplied Predicate.
ReverseIterator traverses a list from the end to the beginning, rather than the conventional
beginning to end traversal your normal every day iterator performs.
value from the sequence.
value from the sequence.
test from the sequence.
test from the sequence.
BinaryFunction into a UnaryFunction.
BinaryPredicate to a Predicate.
SelectingIterator enumerates only those elements of a collection
that match the supplied Predicate.
SkippingIterator enumerates a sequence,
stepping over the elements
that match the supplied Predicate.
StringIterator iterators over a String, returning each character in turn as a String of length 1.
TransfromIterator applies a UnaryFunction to
each element in the sequence, returning the the function result at each step.
TransfromIterator applies a UnaryFunction to
each element in the sequence, returning the the function result at each step.
Triplet holds three Objects.Predicate which always returns true
Predicate which always returns true
fn to
each element in the iterator sequence.
fn to
each element in the iterator sequence.
UnaryFunction describes a function which takes one argument - fn(x).
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