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java.lang.Object jpaul.Misc.Predicate<T>
public abstract class Predicate<T>
Predicate
wraps a boolean predicate. A predicate is
supposed to be pure, i.e., no side-effects. In those exceptional
cases that require side-effects, the programmer should either use
ActionPredicate
, or, at the very least, explicitly document
the side-effects.
Constructor Summary | |
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Predicate()
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Method Summary | ||
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static
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AND(Predicate<T> a,
Predicate<T> b)
Short-circuited AND operation. |
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abstract boolean |
check(T obj)
The boolean predicate. |
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static
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FALSE()
Returns an always-false predicate. |
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static
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FULL_AND(Predicate<T> a,
Predicate<T> b)
Complete AND operation. |
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static
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FULL_OR(Predicate<T> a,
Predicate<T> b)
Complete OR operation. |
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static
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NOT(Predicate<T> pred)
Predicate negation. |
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static
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OR(Predicate<T> a,
Predicate<T> b)
Short-circuited OR operation. |
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static
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TRUE()
Returns an always-true predicate. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
Constructor Detail |
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public Predicate()
Method Detail |
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public abstract boolean check(T obj)
public static <T> Predicate<T> TRUE()
public static <T> Predicate<T> FALSE()
public static <T> Predicate<T> NOT(Predicate<T> pred)
pred
is
false.public static <T> Predicate<T> AND(Predicate<T> a, Predicate<T> b)
a
and
b
are true. Evaluation stops as soon as the
final result is known.public static <T> Predicate<T> OR(Predicate<T> a, Predicate<T> b)
a
and
b
are false. Evaluation stops as soon as the
final result is known.public static <T> Predicate<T> FULL_AND(Predicate<T> a, Predicate<T> b)
AND(jpaul.Misc.Predicate, jpaul.Misc.Predicate)
but no
short-circuit: in all situations, a
is evaluated
and next b
is evaluated. Good for impure
predicates.
public static <T> Predicate<T> FULL_OR(Predicate<T> a, Predicate<T> b)
OR(jpaul.Misc.Predicate, jpaul.Misc.Predicate)
but no
short-circuit: in all situations, a
is evaluated
and next b
is evaluated. Good for impure
predicates.
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