Interface | Description |
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Fn<IN,OUT> |
Interfaces for functional programming
The main interface, Fn, is genericized by an input IN and output OUT.
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Fn.AndN<IN,OUT> | |
Fn.N<IN,OUT> |
Optional additional interface if we can take an array / varargs
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Fn.Pdouble |
"Efficiency interface for dealing with primitive doubles
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Fn.Pdouble.AndN | |
Fn.Pdouble.N |
Optional additional interface if we can take an array / varargs
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Fn.Pint |
"Efficiency interface for dealing with primitive ints
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Fn.Pint.AndN | |
Fn.Pint.N |
Optional additional interface if we can take an array / varargs
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Class | Description |
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Fn.Base<IN,OUT> |
Base class that throws UnsupportedOperationExceptions for all methods.
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Fn.Pdouble.Base |
Base class that throws UnsupportedOperationExceptions for all methods.
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Fn.Pint.Base |
Base class that throws UnsupportedOperationExceptions for all methods.
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Fns |
A bunch of implementations of basic Fns
Mimics Scala's collection : min, max, sum, product
Suffixes of "pdouble" or "pint" indicate that they deal with primitives
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FP |
Static utilities for Functional Programming
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Code for using and linking together functions, inspired by javascript/Scala/Groovy. Functions may have an Object version, using Objects as inputs/outputs (generified by IN, OUT) For efficiency, there are specific versions dealing with primitive doubles and ints
Typical usage:
ClassCastException
.