Uses of Interface
org.jjoost.collections.iters.ClosableIterator

Packages that use ClosableIterator

org.jjoost.collections.iters
org.jjoost.util

Uses of ClosableIterator in org.jjoost.collections.iters

Classes in org.jjoost.collections.iters that implement ClosableIterator

class	ClosableIteratorWrapper<E>
class	FilteredClosableIterator<E>
class	HeadClosableIterator<E>
class	MappedClosableIterator<X,Y> Given an Iterator object and a function, yields an Iterator representing the result of applying that function to every element of the supplied Iterator

Methods in org.jjoost.collections.iters that return ClosableIterator

ClosableIterator<E>

ClosableIterable.iterator()

Methods in org.jjoost.collections.iters with parameters of type ClosableIterator

static <E> FilteredClosableIterator<E>

FilteredClosableIterator.get(ClosableIterator<? extends E> base, Filter<? super E> filter)

Constructors in org.jjoost.collections.iters with parameters of type ClosableIterator

FilteredClosableIterator(ClosableIterator<? extends E> base, Filter<? super E> filter)

HeadClosableIterator(ClosableIterator<E> iterator, int count)

MappedClosableIterator(ClosableIterator<? extends X> base, Function<? super X,? extends Y> function)

Uses of ClosableIterator in org.jjoost.util

Methods in org.jjoost.util that return ClosableIterator

static <E,F> ClosableIterator<F>	Functions.apply(ClosableIterator<? extends E> iter, Function<? super E,? extends F> f) /** Returns a new iterator which returns f.f(iter.next()) for each call to next() in the resulting iterator.
static <E,F> ClosableIterator<F>	Functions.apply(Function<? super E,? extends F> f, ClosableIterator<? extends E> iter) Returns a new iterator which returns f.f(iter.next()) for each call to next() in the resulting iterator.
static <E> ClosableIterator<E>	Iters.drop(ClosableIterator<E> iter, int count) Consumes the first count elements of the supplied Iterator (or all of them if there are fewer), and returns its argument
static <E> ClosableIterator<E>	Iters.drop(int count, ClosableIterator<E> iter) Consumes the first count elements of the supplied Iterator (or all of them if there are fewer), and returns its argument
static ClosableIterator<java.lang.String>	Iters.toStrings(ClosableIterator<?> iter, boolean replaceNulls) Lazily convert the provided Iterator into an Iterator of type String, by calling the toString() method on each item.

Methods in org.jjoost.util with parameters of type ClosableIterator

static <E,F> ClosableIterator<F>	Functions.apply(ClosableIterator<? extends E> iter, Function<? super E,? extends F> f) /** Returns a new iterator which returns f.f(iter.next()) for each call to next() in the resulting iterator.
static <E> FilteredClosableIterator<E>	Filters.apply(ClosableIterator<E> iter, Filter<? super E> filter) Returns a ClosableIterator wrapping the one provided and lazily filtering its contents by the provided filter
static <E> FilteredClosableIterator<E>	Filters.apply(Filter<? super E> filter, ClosableIterator<E> iter) Returns an ClosableIterator wrapping the one provided and lazily filtering its contents by the provided filter.
static <E,F> ClosableIterator<F>	Functions.apply(Function<? super E,? extends F> f, ClosableIterator<? extends E> iter) Returns a new iterator which returns f.f(iter.next()) for each call to next() in the resulting iterator.
static <E> ClosableIterator<E>	Iters.drop(ClosableIterator<E> iter, int count) Consumes the first count elements of the supplied Iterator (or all of them if there are fewer), and returns its argument
static <E> ClosableIterator<E>	Iters.drop(int count, ClosableIterator<E> iter) Consumes the first count elements of the supplied Iterator (or all of them if there are fewer), and returns its argument
static <E> HeadClosableIterator<E>	Iters.head(ClosableIterator<E> iter, int count) Returns a new Iterator that returns the first count elements of the supplied Iterator (or all of them if that is fewer)
static <E> HeadClosableIterator<E>	Iters.head(int count, ClosableIterator<E> iter) Returns a new Iterator that returns the first count elements of the supplied Iterator (or all of them if that is fewer)
static ClosableIterator<java.lang.String>	Iters.toStrings(ClosableIterator<?> iter, boolean replaceNulls) Lazily convert the provided Iterator into an Iterator of type String, by calling the toString() method on each item.