| java.lang.Object
 bak.pcj.map.AbstractFloatKeyIntMap
bak.pcj.adapter.MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter
| MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter | | public class MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter extends AbstractFloatKeyIntMap implements FloatKeyIntMap(Code) | | This class represents adaptions of Java Collections Framework
maps to primitive maps from float values to int values.
The adapter is implemented as a wrapper around the map.
Thus, changes to the underlying map are reflected by this
map and vice versa.
Adapters from JCF maps to primitive map will
fail if the JCF collection contains null keys/values or
keys/values of the wrong class. However, adapters are not fast
failing in the case that the underlying map should
contain illegal keys or values. To implement fast failure would require
every operation to check every key and value of the underlying
map before doing anything. Instead validation methods
are provided. They can be called using the assertion facility
in the client code:
MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter s;
...
assert s.validate();
or by letting the adapter throw an exception on illegal values:
MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter s;
...
s.evalidate(); // Throws an exception on illegal values
Either way, validation must be invoked directly by the client
code.
author:
Søren Bak
version:
1.3 21-08-2003 19:09
since:
1.0 |
| Field Summary | |
| protected Integer | lastValue
The value corresponding to the last key found by containsKey(). | | protected Map | map
The underlying map. |
| Constructor Summary | |
| public | MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter(Map map)
Creates a new adaption to a map from float
values to int values.
Parameters:
map - the underlying map. | | public | MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter(Map map, boolean validate)
Creates a new adaption to a map from float
values to int values. |
| lastValue | | protected Integer lastValue(Code) | | The value corresponding to the last key found by containsKey().
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| map | | protected Map map(Code) | | The underlying map.
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| MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter | | public MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter(Map map)(Code) | | Creates a new adaption to a map from float
values to int values.
Parameters:
map - the underlying map. This map mustconsist of keys of classFloat Float.values of classInteger Integer. Otherwise aClassCastException ClassCastExceptionwill be thrown by some methods.
throws:
NullPointerException - if map is null. |
| MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter | | public MapToFloatKeyIntMapAdapter(Map map, boolean validate)(Code) | | Creates a new adaption to a map from float
values to int values. The map to adapt is optionally validated.
Parameters:
map - the underlying map. This map mustconsist of keys of classFloat Float.values of classInteger Integer. Otherwise aClassCastException ClassCastExceptionwill be thrown by some methods.
Parameters:
validate - indicates whether map shouldbe checked for illegal values.
throws:
NullPointerException - if map is null.
throws:
IllegalStateException - if validate is true andmap contains a null key/value,a key that is not of classFloat Float,or a value that is not of classInteger Integer. |
| clear | | public void clear()(Code) | | |
| containsKey | | public boolean containsKey(float key)(Code) | | |
| containsValue | | public boolean containsValue(int value)(Code) | | |
| evalidate | | public void evalidate()(Code) | | Validates the map underlying this adapter and throws
an exception if it is invalid. For the underlying map
to be valid, it
can only contain
Float Float keys, no null
keys/values, and only
Integer Integer values.
throws:
IllegalStateException - if the underlying map is invalid. |
| get | | public int get(float key)(Code) | | |
| put | | public int put(float key, int value)(Code) | | |
| remove | | public int remove(float key)(Code) | | |
| tget | | public int tget(float key)(Code) | | |
| validate | | public boolean validate()(Code) | | Indicates whether the underlying map is valid for
this adapter. For the underlying map to be valid, it
can only contain
Float Float keys, no null
keys/values, and only
Integer Integer values.
true if the underlying map isvalid; returns false otherwise. |
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