PCJ API
Version 1.2

bak.pcj.adapter
Class SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter

java.lang.Object
  extended bybak.pcj.AbstractCharCollection
      extended bybak.pcj.set.AbstractCharSet
          extended bybak.pcj.adapter.SetToCharSetAdapter
              extended bybak.pcj.adapter.SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter
All Implemented Interfaces:
CharCollection, CharSet, CharSortedSet

public class SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter
extends SetToCharSetAdapter
implements CharSortedSet

This class represents adaptions of Java Collections Framework sets to primitive sets of char values. The adapter is implemented as a wrapper around the set. Thus, changes to the underlying set are reflected by this set and vice versa.

Adapters from JCF collections to primitive collections will fail if the JCF collection contains null values or values of the wrong class. However, adapters are not fast failing in the case that the underlying collection should contain illegal values. To implement fast failure would require every operation to check every element of the underlying collection before doing anything. Instead validation methods are provided. They can be called using the assertion facility in the client code:

      SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter s;
      ...
      assert s.validate();
  
or by letting the adapter throw an exception on illegal values:
      SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter s;
      ...
      s.evalidate();  // Throws an exception on illegal values
  
Either way, validation must be invoked directly by the client code.

Since:
1.2

Field Summary
 
Fields inherited from class bak.pcj.adapter.SetToCharSetAdapter
set
 
Constructor Summary
SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter(SortedSet set)
          Creates a new adaption to a set of char values.
SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter(SortedSet set, boolean validate)
          Creates a new adaption to a set of char values.
 
Method Summary
 char first()
          Returns the lowest element of this set.
 CharSortedSet headSet(char to)
          Returns the subset of values lower than a specified value.
 char last()
          Returns the highest element of this set.
 CharSortedSet subSet(char from, char to)
          Returns the subset of values lower that a specified value and higher than or equal to another specified value.
 CharSortedSet tailSet(char from)
          Returns the subset of values higher than or equal to a specified value.
 
Methods inherited from class bak.pcj.adapter.SetToCharSetAdapter
add, clear, contains, evalidate, hashCode, iterator, remove, size, validate
 
Methods inherited from class bak.pcj.set.AbstractCharSet
equals
 
Methods inherited from class bak.pcj.AbstractCharCollection
addAll, containsAll, isEmpty, removeAll, retainAll, toArray, toArray, toString, trimToSize
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
 
Methods inherited from interface bak.pcj.set.CharSortedSet
add
 
Methods inherited from interface bak.pcj.CharCollection
addAll, clear, contains, containsAll, equals, hashCode, isEmpty, iterator, remove, removeAll, retainAll, size, toArray, toArray, trimToSize
 

Constructor Detail

SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter

public SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter(SortedSet set)
Creates a new adaption to a set of char values.

Parameters:
set - the underlying set. This set must consist of values of class Character. Otherwise a ClassCastException will be thrown by some methods.
Throws:
NullPointerException - if set is null.

SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter

public SortedSetToCharSortedSetAdapter(SortedSet set,
                                       boolean validate)
Creates a new adaption to a set of char values. The set to adapt is optionally validated.

Parameters:
set - the underlying set. This set must consist of values of class Character. Otherwise a ClassCastException will be thrown by some methods.
validate - indicates whether set should be checked for illegal values.
Throws:
NullPointerException - if set is null.
IllegalStateException - if validate is true and set contains a null value or a value that is not of class Character.
Method Detail

first

public char first()
Description copied from interface: CharSortedSet
Returns the lowest element of this set.

Specified by:
first in interface CharSortedSet
Returns:
the lowest element of this set.

headSet

public CharSortedSet headSet(char to)
Description copied from interface: CharSortedSet
Returns the subset of values lower than a specified value. The returned subset is a view of this set, so changes to the subset are reflected by this set and vice versa.

Specified by:
headSet in interface CharSortedSet
Parameters:
to - the upper bound of the returned set (not included).

last

public char last()
Description copied from interface: CharSortedSet
Returns the highest element of this set.

Specified by:
last in interface CharSortedSet
Returns:
the highest element of this set.

subSet

public CharSortedSet subSet(char from,
                            char to)
Description copied from interface: CharSortedSet
Returns the subset of values lower that a specified value and higher than or equal to another specified value. The returned subset is a view of this set, so changes to the subset are reflected by this set and vice versa.

Specified by:
subSet in interface CharSortedSet
Parameters:
from - the lower bound of the returned set (included).
to - the upper bound of the returned set (not included).

tailSet

public CharSortedSet tailSet(char from)
Description copied from interface: CharSortedSet
Returns the subset of values higher than or equal to a specified value. The returned subset is a view of this set, so changes to the subset are reflected by this set and vice versa.

Specified by:
tailSet in interface CharSortedSet
Parameters:
from - the lower bound of the returned set (included).

PCJ API
Version 1.2

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