Uses of Class
jaggregate.AbstractCollection

Packages that use AbstractCollection

jaggregate

Jaggregate is a J2SE 5.0-aware collections library that is modeled after the ANSI Smalltalk collection protocols.

Uses of AbstractCollection in jaggregate

Subclasses of AbstractCollection in jaggregate

class	AbstractBag<E> Represents an unordered, variable-sized collection whose elements can be added or removed, but cannot be individually accessed by external keys.
class	AbstractDictionaryImpl<K,V> Implementation of the dictionary concept that should be common for most concrete implementations.
class	AbstractExtensibleCollection<E> Implementation of the extensible collection concept that should be common for most concrete implementations.
class	AbstractSet<E> Represents an unordered, variable-sized collection whose elements can be added or removed, but cannot be individually accessed by external keys.
class	Bag<E> A bag for which equivalence is defined by equals.
class	Dictionary<K,V> Represents an unordered collection whose elements can be accessed using an explicitly assigned external key.
class	IdentityBag<E> A bag for which equivalence is defined by ==.
class	IdentityDictionary<K,V> Represents an unordered collection whose elements can be accessed using an explicitly assigned external key.
class	IdentitySet<E> A set for which equivalence is defined by ==.
class	Interval<E extends Number> Represents a collection whose elements form an arithmetic progression.
class	NaturallySortedCollection<E extends Comparable<? super E>> Represents a variable-sized collection of objects whose elements are ordered based on the natural ordering of its elements, as defined by the interface Comparable.
class	OrderedCollection<E> Represents an ordered, variable-sized collection of objects, where elements may be added, removed, or inserted, and can be accessed using external integer keys.
class	Set<E> A set for which equivalence is defined by equals.
class	SortedCollection<E> Represents a variable-sized collection of objects whose elements are ordered based on a sort order.