Uses of Interface
one.microstream.collections.types.XRemovingSequence
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Packages that use XRemovingSequence Package Description one.microstream.collections one.microstream.collections.sorting one.microstream.collections.types -
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Uses of XRemovingSequence in one.microstream.collections
Classes in one.microstream.collections that implement XRemovingSequence Modifier and Type Class Description class
ArrayCollector<E>
Full scale general purpose implementation of extended collection typeXList
.class
BulkList<E>
Full scale general purpose implementation of extended collection typeXList
.class
EnumProcessor<E>
class
EqBulkList<E>
Full scale general purpose implementation of extended collection typeXList
.class
EqHashEnum<E>
class
EqHashTable<K,V>
class
EqHashTable.Keys
class
EqHashTable.Values
class
HashEnum<E>
class
HashTable<K,V>
class
HashTable.Keys
class
HashTable.Values
class
LimitList<E>
Full scale general purpose implementation of extended collection typeXList
.class
ListProcessor<E>
class
LockedList<E>
class
Single<E>
class
SubList<E>
class
SubListProcessor<E>
class
SubProcessor<E>
class
SynchList<E>
Synchronization wrapper class that wraps anXList
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Uses of XRemovingSequence in one.microstream.collections.sorting
Subinterfaces of XRemovingSequence in one.microstream.collections.sorting Modifier and Type Interface Description interface
XChart<K,V>
static interface
XChart.Keys<K,V>
static interface
XChart.Values<K,V>
interface
XLadder<E>
interface
XProcessingSortation<E>
interface
XRank<E>
interface
XRemovingSortation<E>
interface
XSortation<E>
Actually being a "Collation" (a collection of elements to which a sortation is applied), this type has been named "Sortation" nevertheless to avoid the mistakable similarity to the basic collection type "Collection" in reading, writing, talking and IntelliSense filtering. -
Uses of XRemovingSequence in one.microstream.collections.types
Subinterfaces of XRemovingSequence in one.microstream.collections.types Modifier and Type Interface Description interface
XBasicEnum<E>
interface
XBasicList<E>
interface
XBasicSequence<E>
Intermediate sequence type providing getting, adding, removing concerns to act as a common super type forXSequence
andXSortation
.interface
XBasicTable<K,V>
static interface
XBasicTable.Keys<K,V>
static interface
XBasicTable.Values<K,V>
interface
XDecreasingEnum<E>
Intermediate list type that combines all list aspects except increasing (adding and inserting), effectively causing instances of this list type to maintain its size or shrink, but never grow.interface
XDecreasingList<E>
Intermediate list type that combines all list aspects except increasing (adding and inserting), effectively causing instances of this list type to maintain its size or shrink, but never grow.interface
XDecreasingSequence<E>
Intermediate list type that combines all list aspects except increasing (adding and inserting), effectively causing instances of this list type to maintain its size or shrink, but never grow.interface
XEnum<E>
interface
XList<E>
Extended List interface with a ton of badly needed list procedures like distinction between identity and equality element comparison, procedure range specification, higher order (functional) procedures, proper toArray() methods, etc.
AllXList
implementations have to haveRandomAccess
behavior.
Intelligent implementations make non-random-access implementations like simple linked lists obsolete.interface
XProcessingEnum<E>
interface
XProcessingList<E>
interface
XProcessingSequence<E>
interface
XRemovingEnum<E>
interface
XRemovingList<E>
interface
XSequence<E>
Level 1 collection type defining the single demand for the collection's elements to be ordered.interface
XTable<K,V>
static interface
XTable.Keys<K,V>
static interface
XTable.Values<K,V>
Methods in one.microstream.collections.types that return XRemovingSequence Modifier and Type Method Description XRemovingSequence<E>
XRemovingSequence.Factory. newInstance()
XRemovingSequence<E>
XRemovingSequence. removeRange(long offset, long length)
XRemovingSequence<E>
XRemovingSequence. retainRange(long offset, long length)
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