de.unkrig.commons.lang.protocol

Class ConsumerUtil

java.lang.Object

de.unkrig.commons.lang.protocol.ConsumerUtil

public final class ConsumerUtil
extends java.lang.Object

Various Consumer-related utility methods.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
static interface	ConsumerUtil.Produmer<PT,CT> The combination of a Producer and a Consumer.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <T> Consumer<T>	addToCollection(java.util.Collection<T> drain)
static <T,EX extends java.lang.RuntimeException> Consumer<T>	asConsumer(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,? extends java.lang.RuntimeException> source) Converts the source into a Consumer<T>.
static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>	asConsumerWhichThrows(Consumer<? super T> source) Deprecated. Superseded by widen2(ConsumerWhichThrows).
static java.io.Writer	characterConsumerWriter(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super java.lang.Character,java.io.IOException> delegate)
static <T> Producer<Consumer<T>>	combine(Consumer<? super T> target) The returned producer is a factory for consumers of T.
static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> Producer<ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>>	combineInOrder(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,EX> target) The returned producer is a factory for consumers of T.
static <T> Consumer<T>	compress(Consumer<? super T> delegate, Predicate<? super T> compressable, T compressed) Replaces sequences of compressable subjects with one compressed subject.
static Consumer<java.lang.Long>	compressExponentially(long initialLimit, Consumer<? super java.lang.Long> delegate) Creates and returns a Consumer<Long> which forwards the quantity to the given delegate, but only if the quantity is equal to or greater than the limit, which starts with initialLimit and increases exponentially.
static Consumer<java.lang.Number>	cumulate(Consumer<? super java.lang.Long> delegate, long initialCount) Creates and returns a Consumer which forwards the cumulated quantity to the given delegate.
static <E extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<java.lang.Character,E>	lineAggregator(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super java.lang.String,E> delegate)
static ConsumerWhichThrows<java.lang.String,java.io.IOException>	lineConsumer(java.io.File file, boolean append)
static ConsumerWhichThrows<java.lang.String,java.io.IOException>	lineConsumer(java.io.File file, java.lang.String charsetName, boolean append)
static Consumer<java.lang.String>	lineConsumer(java.io.PrintStream printStream, boolean closeOnFinalize)
static ConsumerWhichThrows<java.lang.String,java.io.IOException>	lineConsumer(java.io.Writer writer, boolean closeOnFinalize)
static <T> Consumer<T>	nop()
static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> java.util.List<ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>>	splice(int n, ConsumerWhichThrows<? super java.util.List<T>,EX> target) Returns a list of consumers of size n.
static <T> ConsumerUtil.Produmer<T,T>	store() The returned ConsumerUtil.Produmer simply produces the last consumed subject, or null if no subject has been consumed yet.
static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>	tee(java.util.Collection<ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,EX>> delegates)
static <T> Consumer<T>	tee(Consumer<? super T> delegate1, Consumer<? super T> delegate2)
static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>	tee(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,EX> delegate1, ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,EX> delegate2)
static <EX extends java.lang.Throwable> ConsumerWhichThrows<EX,EX>	throwsSubject()
static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>	widen(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,? extends EX> source) Deprecated. Not necessary if you declare variables, fields an parameters as "ConsumerWhichThrows<? super consumed-type, ? extends thrown-exception>"
static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>	widen2(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,? extends java.lang.RuntimeException> source) Converts the source into a ConsumerWhichThrows<T, EX>.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

tee

public static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX> tee(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,EX> delegate1,
                                                                               ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,EX> delegate2)

Returns:

A consumer that forwards the subjects to both delegate1 and delegate2

tee

public static <T> Consumer<T> tee(Consumer<? super T> delegate1,
                                  Consumer<? super T> delegate2)

Returns:

A consumer that forwards the subjects to both delegate1 and delegate2

tee

public static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX> tee(java.util.Collection<ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,EX>> delegates)

Returns:

A consumer that forwards the subjects to all the delegates

asConsumerWhichThrows

@Deprecated
public static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX> asConsumerWhichThrows(Consumer<? super T> source)

Deprecated. Superseded by widen2(ConsumerWhichThrows).

Converts the source into a ConsumerWhichThrows<T, EX>.

This is always possible, because the source is only allowed to throw unchecked exceptions.

Type Parameters:

T - The element type

EX - The target consumer's exception

widen

@Deprecated
public static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX> widen(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,? extends EX> source)

Deprecated. Not necessary if you declare variables, fields an parameters as "ConsumerWhichThrows<? super consumed-type, ? extends thrown-exception>"

Converts the source into a ConsumerWhichThrows<T, EX>.

This is always possible, because the source consumes a superclass of T, and the source is only allowed to throw a subclass of EX.

Type Parameters:

T - The element type

EX - The target consumer's exception

widen2

public static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX> widen2(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,? extends java.lang.RuntimeException> source)

Converts the source into a ConsumerWhichThrows<T, EX>.

This is always possible, because the source consumes a superclass of T, and the source is only allowed to throw a RuntimeExceptions.

Type Parameters:

T - The element type

EX - The target consumer's exception

asConsumer

public static <T,EX extends java.lang.RuntimeException> Consumer<T> asConsumer(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,? extends java.lang.RuntimeException> source)

Converts the source into a Consumer<T>.

This is always possible, because both ar allowed to throw RuntimeExceptions.

Type Parameters:

T - The element type

EX - The source consumer's exception

characterConsumerWriter

public static java.io.Writer characterConsumerWriter(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super java.lang.Character,java.io.IOException> delegate)

Returns:

A Writer which forwards the characters to a ConsumerWhichThrows<Character, IOException>

lineAggregator

public static <E extends java.lang.Exception> ConsumerWhichThrows<java.lang.Character,E> lineAggregator(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super java.lang.String,E> delegate)

Returns:

A Consumer<Character> which aggregates characters to lines, which it passes to the delegate

lineConsumer

public static ConsumerWhichThrows<java.lang.String,java.io.IOException> lineConsumer(java.io.File file,
                                                                                     boolean append)
                                                                              throws java.io.IOException

Returns:

A Consumer that writes lines to the given file with the default character encoding

Throws:

java.io.IOException

lineConsumer

public static ConsumerWhichThrows<java.lang.String,java.io.IOException> lineConsumer(java.io.File file,
                                                                                     java.lang.String charsetName,
                                                                                     boolean append)
                                                                              throws java.io.IOException

Returns:

A Consumer that writes lines to the given file with the given encoding

Throws:

java.io.IOException

lineConsumer

public static ConsumerWhichThrows<java.lang.String,java.io.IOException> lineConsumer(java.io.Writer writer,
                                                                                     boolean closeOnFinalize)

Returns:

A Consumer that writes strings to the given Writer, augmented with a line separator

lineConsumer

public static Consumer<java.lang.String> lineConsumer(java.io.PrintStream printStream,
                                                      boolean closeOnFinalize)

Returns:

A Consumer that writes strings to the given Writer, augmented with a line separator

combine

public static <T> Producer<Consumer<T>> combine(Consumer<? super T> target)

The returned producer is a factory for consumers of T. The subjects sent to these consumers are forwarded immediately to the given target.

See Also:

combineInOrder(ConsumerWhichThrows)

combineInOrder

public static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> Producer<ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>> combineInOrder(ConsumerWhichThrows<? super T,EX> target)

The returned producer is a factory for consumers of T. The first subject sent to each of these consumers is passed to the given target in the order the consumers were created (not in the order in which the subjects were sent to the consumers).

See Also:

combine(Consumer)

splice

public static <T,EX extends java.lang.Exception> java.util.List<ConsumerWhichThrows<T,EX>> splice(int n,
                                                                                                  ConsumerWhichThrows<? super java.util.List<T>,EX> target)

Returns a list of consumers of size n. When all comsumers have consumed their first subject, then these subjects are passed to the target consumer; then again when all consumers have consumed their second subject, and so on.

addToCollection

public static <T> Consumer<T> addToCollection(java.util.Collection<T> drain)

Returns:

A consumer that adds the subjects it consumes to the given collection

throwsSubject

public static <EX extends java.lang.Throwable> ConsumerWhichThrows<EX,EX> throwsSubject()

Returns:

A ConsumerWhichThrows which throws each subject it consumes

store

public static <T> ConsumerUtil.Produmer<T,T> store()

The returned ConsumerUtil.Produmer simply produces the last consumed subject, or null if no subject has been consumed yet.

cumulate

public static Consumer<java.lang.Number> cumulate(Consumer<? super java.lang.Long> delegate,
                                                  long initialCount)

Creates and returns a Consumer which forwards the cumulated quantity to the given delegate.

Parameters:

initialCount - Initial value for the cumulated quantity, usually 0L

compressExponentially

public static Consumer<java.lang.Long> compressExponentially(long initialLimit,
                                                             Consumer<? super java.lang.Long> delegate)

Creates and returns a Consumer<Long> which forwards the quantity to the given delegate, but only if the quantity is equal to or greater than the limit, which starts with initialLimit and increases exponentially.

compress

public static <T> Consumer<T> compress(Consumer<? super T> delegate,
                                       Predicate<? super T> compressable,
                                       T compressed)

Replaces sequences of compressable subjects with one compressed subject.

Leading and trailing compressables are discarded.

nop

public static <T> Consumer<T> nop()