Uses of Class
jaggregate.UnaryFunction

Packages that use UnaryFunction

jaggregate

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

Uses of UnaryFunction in jaggregate

Methods in jaggregate that return UnaryFunction

UnaryFunction<A2,R>	BinaryFunction.bindFirst(A1 boundArgument) Answers a functor of one argument that evaluates in the same manner as this functor would if evaluated using a fixed first argument and another argument.
UnaryFunction<A1,R>	BinaryFunction.bindSecond(A2 boundArgument) Answers a functor of one argument that evaluates in the same manner as this functor would if evaluated using a fixed second argument and another argument.
static UnaryFunction<String,Character>	Strings.charAt(int index) Answers a function which will give the character value of a string target at the given index.
<T> UnaryFunction<T,R>	UnaryFunction.compose(UnaryFunction<? super T,A> other) Answers a unary functor that evaluates in the same manner as this functor would if handed the result of evaluating a given unary functor with a given argument as its own argument; effectively offering a composition of the two functors.
static UnaryFunction<String,Integer>	Strings.indexOf(int ch) Answers a function which will give the first index of a given character value in a given string.
static UnaryFunction<String,Integer>	Strings.indexOf(String substring) Answers a function which will give the first index of a given substring in a given string.
static UnaryFunction<String,Integer>	Strings.lastIndexOf(int ch) Answers a function which will give the last index of a given character value in a given string.
static UnaryFunction<String,Integer>	Strings.lastIndexOf(String substring) Answers a function which will give the last index of a given substring in a given string.
static UnaryFunction<String,String>	Strings.substring(int index) Answers a function which will give the substring of a given string beginning at the given index.

Methods in jaggregate with parameters of type UnaryFunction

<T> UnaryFunction<T,R>

UnaryFunction.compose(UnaryFunction<? super T,A> other) Answers a unary functor that evaluates in the same manner as this functor would if handed the result of evaluating a given unary functor with a given argument as its own argument; effectively offering a composition of the two functors.