E - the most general element type of the sets that could be constructed
by this factoryF - the concrete factory type which extends this interfacepublic interface ObjSetFactory<E,F extends ObjSetFactory<E,F>> extends ContainerFactory<F>
ObjSets.ObjSet| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Equivalence<E> |
getEquivalence()
Returns the equivalence to which equivalence of the sets
constructed by this factory is set.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier)
Constructs a new immutable set of elements consumed by the callback within the given closure.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new immutable set of elements consumed by the callback within the given closure.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(E2[] elements)
Constructs a new immutable set of elements from the given array.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(E2[] elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new immutable set of elements from the given array.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elements)
Constructs a new immutable set containing the elements in the specified iterable.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new immutable set containing the elements in the specified iterable.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2)
Constructs a new immutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new immutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3)
Constructs a new immutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new immutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4)
Constructs a new immutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new immutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems5)
Constructs a new immutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems5,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new immutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterator<? extends E2> elements)
Constructs a new immutable set containing the elements traversed by the specified iterator.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSet(Iterator<? extends E2> elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new immutable set containing the elements traversed by the specified iterator.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1)
Constructs a new immutable singleton set of the given element.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2)
Constructs a new immutable set of the two specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3)
Constructs a new immutable set of the three specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3,
E2 e4)
Constructs a new immutable set of the four specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3,
E2 e4,
E2 e5,
E2... restElements)
Constructs a new immutable set of the specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet()
Constructs a new empty mutable set of the default
expected size.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier)
Constructs a new mutable set of elements consumed by the callback within the given closure.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new mutable set of elements consumed by the callback within the given closure.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(E2[] elements)
Constructs a new mutable set of elements from the given array.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(E2[] elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new mutable set of elements from the given array.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(int expectedSize)
Constructs a new empty mutable set of the given expected size.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elements)
Constructs a new mutable set containing the elements in the specified iterable.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new mutable set containing the elements in the specified iterable.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2)
Constructs a new mutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new mutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3)
Constructs a new mutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new mutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4)
Constructs a new mutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new mutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems5)
Constructs a new mutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems5,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new mutable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterator<? extends E2> elements)
Constructs a new mutable set containing the elements traversed by the specified iterator.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSet(Iterator<? extends E2> elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new mutable set containing the elements traversed by the specified iterator.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSetOf(E2 e1)
Constructs a new mutable singleton set of the given element.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2)
Constructs a new mutable set of the two specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3)
Constructs a new mutable set of the three specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3,
E2 e4)
Constructs a new mutable set of the four specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newMutableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3,
E2 e4,
E2 e5,
E2... restElements)
Constructs a new mutable set of the specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet()
Constructs a new empty updatable set of the default
expected size.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier)
Constructs a new updatable set of elements consumed by the callback within the given closure.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new updatable set of elements consumed by the callback within the given closure.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(E2[] elements)
Constructs a new updatable set of elements from the given array.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(E2[] elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new updatable set of elements from the given array.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(int expectedSize)
Constructs a new empty updatable set of the given expected size.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elements)
Constructs a new updatable set containing the elements in the specified iterable.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new updatable set containing the elements in the specified iterable.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2)
Constructs a new updatable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new updatable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3)
Constructs a new updatable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new updatable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4)
Constructs a new updatable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new updatable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems5)
Constructs a new updatable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterable<? extends E2> elems1,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems2,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems3,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems4,
Iterable<? extends E2> elems5,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new updatable set which merge the elements of the specified iterables.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterator<? extends E2> elements)
Constructs a new updatable set containing the elements traversed by the specified iterator.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSet(Iterator<? extends E2> elements,
int expectedSize)
Constructs a new updatable set containing the elements traversed by the specified iterator.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1)
Constructs a new updatable singleton set of the given element.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2)
Constructs a new updatable set of the two specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3)
Constructs a new updatable set of the three specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3,
E2 e4)
Constructs a new updatable set of the four specified elements.
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<E2 extends E> |
newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1,
E2 e2,
E2 e3,
E2 e4,
E2 e5,
E2... restElements)
Constructs a new updatable set of the specified elements.
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getDefaultExpectedSize, withDefaultExpectedSize@Nonnull Equivalence<E> getEquivalence()
@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet()
E2 - the element type of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elements, int expectedSize)
If the specified iterable is an instance of ObjSet and has the same equivalence with this factory (and thus the constructed set),
the expectedSize argument is ignored.
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterable whose elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set<E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems5, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setelems5 - the fifth source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterator<? extends E2> elements, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterator from which elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier, int expectedSize)
Example: TODO
E2 - the element type of the returned setelementsSupplier - the function which supply mappings for the returned set via
the callback passed inexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull E2[] elements, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the array whose elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterable whose elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned set<E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems5)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setelems5 - the fifth source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull Iterator<? extends E2> elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterator from which elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier)
Example: TODO
E2 - the element type of the returned setelementsSupplier - the function which supply mappings for the returned set via
the callback passed in@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSet(@Nonnull E2[] elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the array whose elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSetOf(E2 e1)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the sole element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3, E2 e4)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third elemente4 - the fourth element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newMutableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3, E2 e4, E2 e5, E2... restElements)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third elemente4 - the fourth elemente5 - the fifth elementrestElements - the rest elements to be placed into the set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet()
E2 - the element type of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elements, int expectedSize)
If the specified iterable is an instance of ObjSet and has the same equivalence with this factory (and thus the constructed set),
the expectedSize argument is ignored.
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterable whose elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set<E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems5, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setelems5 - the fifth source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterator<? extends E2> elements, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterator from which elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier, int expectedSize)
Example: TODO
E2 - the element type of the returned setelementsSupplier - the function which supply mappings for the returned set via
the callback passed inexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull E2[] elements, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the array whose elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterable whose elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned set<E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems5)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setelems5 - the fifth source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull Iterator<? extends E2> elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterator from which elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier)
Example: TODO
E2 - the element type of the returned setelementsSupplier - the function which supply mappings for the returned set via
the callback passed in@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSet(@Nonnull E2[] elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the array whose elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the sole element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3, E2 e4)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third elemente4 - the fourth element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newUpdatableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3, E2 e4, E2 e5, E2... restElements)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third elemente4 - the fourth elemente5 - the fifth elementrestElements - the rest elements to be placed into the set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elements, int expectedSize)
If the specified iterable is an instance of ObjSet and has the same equivalence with this factory (and thus the constructed set),
the expectedSize argument is ignored.
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterable whose elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set<E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems5, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setelems5 - the fifth source of elements for the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterator<? extends E2> elements, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterator from which elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier, int expectedSize)
Example: TODO
E2 - the element type of the returned setelementsSupplier - the function which supply mappings for the returned set via
the callback passed inexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull E2[] elements, int expectedSize)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the array whose elements are to be placed into the returned setexpectedSize - the expected size of the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterable whose elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned set<E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems1, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems2, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems3, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems4, @Nonnull Iterable<? extends E2> elems5)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelems1 - the first source of elements for the returned setelems2 - the second source of elements for the returned setelems3 - the third source of elements for the returned setelems4 - the fourth source of elements for the returned setelems5 - the fifth source of elements for the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull Iterator<? extends E2> elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the iterator from which elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull java.util.function.Consumer<Consumer<E2>> elementsSupplier)
Example: TODO
E2 - the element type of the returned setelementsSupplier - the function which supply mappings for the returned set via
the callback passed in@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSet(@Nonnull E2[] elements)
E2 - the element type of the returned setelements - the array whose elements are to be placed into the returned set@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the sole element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3, E2 e4)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third elemente4 - the fourth element@Nonnull <E2 extends E> ObjSet<E2> newImmutableSetOf(E2 e1, E2 e2, E2 e3, E2 e4, E2 e5, E2... restElements)
E2 - the element type of the returned sete1 - the first elemente2 - the second elemente3 - the third elemente4 - the fourth elemente5 - the fifth elementrestElements - the rest elements to be placed into the set