Uses of Class
be.SIRAPRISE.util.IntersectableMap

Packages that use IntersectableMap
be.SIRAPRISE.client   
be.SIRAPRISE.util   
 

Uses of IntersectableMap in be.SIRAPRISE.client
 

Subclasses of IntersectableMap in be.SIRAPRISE.client
 class Heading
          A Heading maps attribute names onto typenames.
 

Methods in be.SIRAPRISE.client that return IntersectableMap
 IntersectableMap<?,?> Tuple.values()
          Gets the map of attribute values
 IntersectableMap<?,?> ClientTuple.values()
           
abstract  IntersectableMap<?,?> AbstractTuple.values()
           
 

Constructors in be.SIRAPRISE.client with parameters of type IntersectableMap
ClientTuple(IntersectableMap<java.lang.String,?> attributeValueMap, Heading heading)
          Creates the tuple
 

Uses of IntersectableMap in be.SIRAPRISE.util
 

Subclasses of IntersectableMap in be.SIRAPRISE.util
 class IntersectableHashMap<K,V>
          IntersectableHashMap is an extension of HashMap that has definitions for union, intersection and difference of maps, definitions that are loosely based on the definitions of those operators of set theory.
 class IntersectableLinkedHashMap<K,V>
          IntersectableLinkedHashMap is an extension of IntersectableMap that exposes the behaviour of a LinkedHashMap.
 class IntersectableTreeMap<K,V>
          IntersectableHashMap is an extension of IntersectableMap that has a TreeMap as its underlying map type
 

Methods in be.SIRAPRISE.util that return IntersectableMap
 IntersectableMap<K,V> IntersectableMap.intersect(java.util.Set<?> keys)
          Returns a Map that holds only the entries whose keys also occur in keys, and whose class is the same as the caller's class.
 IntersectableMap<K,V> IntersectableMap.minus(java.util.Set<?> keys)
          Returns a Map that holds only the entries whose keys do not occur in set, and whose class is the same as the caller's class.
 IntersectableMap<K,V> IntersectableMap.union(java.util.Map<K,V> otherMap)
          Returns a Map that holds only the entries whose keys do not occur in set, and whose class is the same as the caller's class.