sdsu.util
Interface SortedCollection
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- SortedList
- public abstract interface SortedCollection
- extends OrderedCollection
A List object is a vector that can convert itself to a string and "recreate" itself from
that string. The original List object can contain any objects, but
the recreated List object will only contain string representations of the original
elements in the list.
In a List object string representation (Losr) the list elements are
separated by a separatorChar, which defaults to ',', but can be changed.
If the string representation of a list element contains a special character it is quoted.
Special characters include separatorChar, a comment character, and
white space characters. See sdsu.util.TokenCharacters for default values. White space and
comments can be added to a Losr for readability. Comments start with a comment character and
continue upto and include the next '\n' character.
- Version:
- 1.0 6 June 1997
- Author:
- Roger Whitney (whitney@cs.sdsu.edu)
- See Also:
List
| Methods inherited from interface sdsu.util.OrderedCollection |
addElement,
addElement,
addElement,
addElements,
addElements,
capacity,
contains,
doubleAt,
elementAt,
elements,
elementsReversed,
ensureCapacity,
firstElement,
indexOf,
indexOf,
insertElementAt,
intAt,
isEmpty,
lastElement,
lastIndexOf,
lastIndexOf,
removeAllElements,
removeElement,
removeElementAt,
reversed,
setElementAt,
setSize,
shuffled,
size,
toArray,
toVector,
trimToSize |
getComparer
public Comparer getComparer()
- Returns the comparer object used to order list.
addElements
public void addElements(SortedCollection elements)
resort
public void resort(Comparer newOrder)