Uses of Interface
org.apache.tapestry5.func.Flow

Packages that use Flow

org.apache.tapestry5.func

Light-weight functional programming for Flows of values

Uses of Flow in org.apache.tapestry5.func

Methods in org.apache.tapestry5.func that return Flow

<V extends T> Flow<T>	Flow.append(V... values) Appends any number of type compatible values to the end of this Flow.
Flow<T>	Flow.concat(Flow<? extends T> other) Returns a new Flow with the other Flow's elements appended to this Flow's.
Flow<A>	ZippedFlow.firsts() Returns a flow of the first values of the tuples of the zipped flow.
static <T> Flow<T>	F.flow(Collection<T> values) Extracts the values from the collection to form a Flow.
static <T> Flow<T>	F.flow(Iterable<T> iterable) Creates a lazy Flow from the Iterator obtained from the iterable.
static <T> Flow<T>	F.flow(Iterator<T> iterator) Creates a lazy Flow from the Iterator.
static <T> Flow<T>	F.flow(T... values) Creates a new Flow from the values.
Flow<T>	Flow.interleave(Flow<T>... otherFlows) "Stripes" together a group of flows.
static <T> Flow<T>	F.iterate(T initial, Mapper<T,T> function) Creates an infinite lazy flow from an initial value and a function to map from the current value to the next value.
static <T> Flow<T>	F.lazy(LazyFunction<T> function) Creates a Flow from a lazy function.
<X> Flow<X>	Flow.map(Mapper<T,X> mapper) Maps a Flow into a new Flow with different type values.
<X,Y> Flow<Y>	Flow.map(Mapper2<T,X,Y> mapper, Flow<? extends X> flow) Combines two Flows using a two-parameter Mapper.
<X> Flow<X>	Flow.mapcat(Mapper<T,Flow<X>> mapper) Given a Mapper that maps a T to a Flow, this method will lazily concatenate all the output flows into a single Flow.
static Flow<Integer>	F.range(int lower, int upper) Creates a lazy Flow that returns integers in the given range.
Flow<B>	ZippedFlow.seconds() Returns a flow of the second values of the tuples of the zipped flow.
static Flow<Integer>	F.series(int start, int delta) Creates an infinite series of numbers.
Flow<T>	Flow.sort() Sorts this Flow, forming a new Flow.

Methods in org.apache.tapestry5.func that return types with arguments of type Flow

Tuple<Flow<A>,Flow<B>>	ZippedFlow.unzip() A ZippedFlow is a Flow of Tuples; this inverts that, splitting each Tuple into a Flow of elements, then assembling the result as a Tuple of two values.
Tuple<Flow<A>,Flow<B>>	ZippedFlow.unzip() A ZippedFlow is a Flow of Tuples; this inverts that, splitting each Tuple into a Flow of elements, then assembling the result as a Tuple of two values.

Methods in org.apache.tapestry5.func with parameters of type Flow

Flow<T>	Flow.concat(Flow<? extends T> other) Returns a new Flow with the other Flow's elements appended to this Flow's.
Flow<T>	Flow.interleave(Flow<T>... otherFlows) "Stripes" together a group of flows.
<X,Y> Flow<Y>	Flow.map(Mapper2<T,X,Y> mapper, Flow<? extends X> flow) Combines two Flows using a two-parameter Mapper.
<X> ZippedFlow<T,X>	Flow.zipWith(Flow<X> otherFlow) Zips this Flow together with another flow to form a Flow of Tuples.

Method parameters in org.apache.tapestry5.func with type arguments of type Flow

<X> Flow<X>

Flow.mapcat(Mapper<T,Flow<X>> mapper) Given a Mapper that maps a T to a Flow, this method will lazily concatenate all the output flows into a single Flow.

Constructors in org.apache.tapestry5.func with parameters of type Flow

LazyZipValue(Flow<A> aFlow, Flow<B> bFlow)

LazyZipValue(Flow<A> aFlow, Flow<B> bFlow)