See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| Flow<T> |
A flow is a a functional interface for working with an ordered collection of elements.
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| FlowOperations<T,FT> | |
| LazyFunction<T> |
A lazy function is used to populate a
Flow incrementally. |
| LazyValue<T> |
A function that returns a value, allowing the computation of that value to be deferred as late as possible.
|
| Mapper<S,T> |
Interface for operation
Flow.map(Mapper) to define how Flow elements are mapped from one type
to another (or otherwise transformed). |
| Mapper2<A,B,C> |
A generalization of
Mapper for a two-input function. |
| Predicate<T> |
Used when filtering a collection of objects of a given type; the predicate is passed
each object in turn, and returns true to include the object in the result collection.
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| Reducer<A,T> |
A reducer takes an accumulator value and a single value from a collection and computes a new
accumulator value.
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| Worker<T> |
An operational function used with a
Flow. |
| ZippedFlow<A,B> |
The result of the
Flow.zipWith(Flow) method (or created from a Map via F.zippedFlow(Map)), a Flow of
combined Tuple values (that can be deconstructed, eventually, using ZippedFlow.unzip()). |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| F |
Functional operations on collections with generics support.
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| LazyContinuation<T> |
The result of the evaluation of a
LazyFunction. |
| LazyZipValue<A,B> | |
| Tuple<A,B> |
A Tuple holds two values of two different types.
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