com.speedment.runtime.compute.trait

Interface HasMinus<T>

Type Parameters:

T - the input type

All Known Subinterfaces:

ToBigDecimal<T>, ToBigDecimalOrElse<T>, ToBigDecimalOrElseGet<T>, ToBigDecimalOrThrow<T>, ToByte<T>, ToByteOrElse<T>, ToByteOrElseGet<T>, ToByteOrThrow<T>, ToDouble<T>, ToDoubleOrElse<T>, ToDoubleOrElseGet<T>, ToDoubleOrThrow<T>, ToFloat<T>, ToFloatOrElse<T>, ToFloatOrElseGet<T>, ToFloatOrThrow<T>, ToInt<T>, ToIntOrElse<T>, ToIntOrElseGet<T>, ToIntOrThrow<T>, ToLong<T>, ToLongOrElse<T>, ToLongOrElseGet<T>, ToLongOrThrow<T>, ToShort<T>, ToShortOrElse<T>, ToShortOrElseGet<T>, ToShortOrThrow<T>

public interface HasMinus<T>

Trait that describes an expression that has several minus(int)-methods for generating new expressions for the difference between this value and something else.

Since:

3.1.0

Author:

Emil Forslund

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
HasMinus<T>	minus(byte other) Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term.
ToDouble<T>	minus(double other) Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term.
HasMinus<T>	minus(int other) Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term.
HasMinus<T>	minus(long other) Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term.
HasMinus<T>	minus(ToByte<T> other) Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term.
ToDouble<T>	minus(ToDouble<T> other) Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term.
HasMinus<T>	minus(ToInt<T> other) Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term.
HasMinus<T>	minus(ToLong<T> other) Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term.

Method Detail

minus

HasMinus<T> minus(byte other)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term. For an example, if the result of the current expression was 9 and the other term was set to 3, then the result of the returned expression would be 6.

If this expression is nullable and the result was null, then the result of the returned expression will also be null.

Parameters:

other - the other term used for the subtraction

Returns:

the new expression

minus

HasMinus<T> minus(ToByte<T> other)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term. For an example, if the result of the current expression was 9 and the other term was set to 3, then the result of the returned expression would be 6.

If this expression is nullable and the result was null, then the result of the returned expression will also be null.

Parameters:

other - the other term used for the subtraction

Returns:

the new expression

minus

HasMinus<T> minus(int other)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term. For an example, if the result of the current expression was 9 and the other term was set to 3, then the result of the returned expression would be 6.

If this expression is nullable and the result was null, then the result of the returned expression will also be null.

Parameters:

other - the other term used for the subtraction

Returns:

the new expression

minus

HasMinus<T> minus(ToInt<T> other)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term. For an example, if the result of the current expression was 9 and the other term was set to 3, then the result of the returned expression would be 6.

If this expression is nullable and the result was null, then the result of the returned expression will also be null.

Parameters:

other - the other term used for the subtraction

Returns:

the new expression

minus

HasMinus<T> minus(long other)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term. For an example, if the result of the current expression was 9 and the other term was set to 3, then the result of the returned expression would be 6.

If this expression is nullable and the result was null, then the result of the returned expression will also be null.

Parameters:

other - the other term used for the subtraction

Returns:

the new expression

minus

HasMinus<T> minus(ToLong<T> other)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term. For an example, if the result of the current expression was 9 and the other term was set to 3, then the result of the returned expression would be 6.

If this expression is nullable and the result was null, then the result of the returned expression will also be null.

Parameters:

other - the other term used for the subtraction

Returns:

the new expression

minus

ToDouble<T> minus(double other)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term. For an example, if the result of the current expression was 9 and the other term was set to 3, then the result of the returned expression would be 6.

If this expression is nullable and the result was null, then the result of the returned expression will also be null.

Parameters:

other - the other term used for the subtraction

Returns:

the new expression

minus

ToDouble<T> minus(ToDouble<T> other)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the difference of the result from the current expression and the other term. For an example, if the result of the current expression was 9 and the other term was set to 3, then the result of the returned expression would be 6.

If this expression is nullable and the result was null, then the result of the returned expression will also be null.

Parameters:

other - the other term used for the subtraction

Returns:

the new expression