com.speedment.runtime.compute.trait

Interface HasPow<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 HasPow<T>

Trait for expressions that has pow(int) methods for getting the result of the current expression raised to a particular power.

Since:

3.1.0

Author:

Emil Forslund

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ToDouble<T>	pow(double power) Creates and returns an expression that returns the exponential power of the result from the current expression.
ToDouble<T>	pow(int power) Creates and returns an expression that returns the exponential power of the result from the current expression.
ToDouble<T>	pow(ToDouble<T> power) Creates and returns an expression that returns the exponential power of the result from the current expression.
ToDouble<T>	pow(ToInt<T> power) Creates and returns an expression that returns the exponential power of the result from the current expression.

Method Detail

pow

ToDouble<T> pow(int power)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the exponential power of the result from the current expression. For an example, if the result of the current expression was -3 and the power was set to 2, then the result of the returned expression would be 9.

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

Parameters:

power - the power to use as the exponent

Returns:

the new expression

pow

ToDouble<T> pow(double power)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the exponential power of the result from the current expression. For an example, if the result of the current expression was -3 and the power was set to 2, then the result of the returned expression would be 9.

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

Parameters:

power - the power to use as the exponent

Returns:

the new expression

pow

ToDouble<T> pow(ToInt<T> power)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the exponential power of the result from the current expression. For an example, if the result of the current expression was -3 and the power was set to 2, then the result of the returned expression would be 9.

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

Parameters:

power - the power to use as the exponent

Returns:

the new expression

pow

ToDouble<T> pow(ToDouble<T> power)

Creates and returns an expression that returns the exponential power of the result from the current expression. For an example, if the result of the current expression was -3 and the power was set to 2, then the result of the returned expression would be 9.

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

Parameters:

power - the power to use as the exponent

Returns:

the new expression