- Many<T> - Class in com.github.javactic
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An
Every
that contains two or more elements.
- map(Function<? super G, ? extends H>) - Method in class com.github.javactic.Bad
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- map(Function<? super T, U>) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Builds a new Every by applying a function to all elements of this Every.
- map(Function<? super G, ? extends H>) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.futures.OrFuture
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Creates a new future by applying a function to the result of this future if it is a Good,
otherwise returns a future containing the original Bad.
- map(Function<? super G, ? extends H>) - Method in class com.github.javactic.Good
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- map(Function<? super G, ? extends H>) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Or
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Maps the given function to this
Or
's value if it is a
Good
or returns
this
if it is a
Bad
.
- max() - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Finds the largest element.
- maxBy(Comparator<? super T>) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Finds the largest result according to the supplied
Comparator
.
- maxBy(Function<? super T, ? extends U>) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Finds the largest result after applying the given function to every
element.
- min() - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Finds the smallest element.
- minBy(Comparator<? super T>) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Finds the smallest result according to the supplied
Comparator
.
- minBy(Function<? super T, ? extends U>) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Finds the smallest result after applying the given function to every
element.
- mkString() - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Displays all elements of this Every in a string.
- mkString(CharSequence) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Displays all elements of this Every in a string using a separator string.
- mkString(CharSequence, CharSequence, CharSequence) - Method in interface com.github.javactic.Every
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Displays all elements of this Every in a string using start, end, and
separator strings.