Uses of Package
gnu.lists
Packages that use gnu.lists
Package
Description
Supports
Expression
,
and various related classes need to compile programming languages.Contains utility classes and interfaces for sequences (lists), arrays, and trees.
Supports
Procedure
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and various related classes needed at run-time by dynamically typed
languages (such as Scheme and ECMAScript).
Supports various utility classes
for formatting, parsing, and manipulating text (strings).
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ClassDescriptionA Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.A class that encapsulates conversions between primitive and Object.Simple adjustable-length vector of objects.A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.brlClassDescriptionA Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.functionsClassDescriptionA collection of default methods for implementing sequence-like classes.General interface to arrays of arbitrary dimension.Binary data which may represent text or other information.A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 32-bit code points Used for the Scheme string type.A class to handle general multi-dimensional arrays.Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists.A Sequence is an ordered list of elements.A generic simple vector.Indexes are mapped.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.lispexpr
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.modelsClassDescriptionEditable character sequence using a buffer-gap implementation and self-adjusting position.A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.saxClassDescriptionA Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.servletClassDescriptionA Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter.A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.swingviewsClassDescriptionEditable character sequence using a buffer-gap implementation and self-adjusting position.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.util
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.xmlClassDescriptionA collection of default methods for implementing sequence-like classes.General interface to arrays of arbitrary dimension.A predicate that (only) matches a ATTRIBUTE_VALUE.An object that can send its contents to a Consumer.A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.A predicate that (only) matches a ELEMENT_VALUE.A predicate (or type) on an item in a sequence.A predicate that (only) matches only "nodes" in the XML sense.An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it.A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter.A position in a sequence (list).A Sequence is an ordered list of elements.A generic simple vector.A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure.A position that can also go down and up in a tree.A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.xslt
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ClassDescriptionA collection of default methods for implementing sequence-like classes.General interface to arrays of arbitrary dimension.Simple adjustable-length vector of Boolean values.Binary data which may represent text or other information.Simple adjustable-length vector of signed or unsigned 8-bit integers (bytes).A sequence where each element is a character (Unicode code point).Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 16-bit chars.Indexing "composes" with a set of indexing arrays.An object that can send its contents to a Consumer.A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.A class that encapsulates conversions between primitive and Object.This singleton class represents an empty list.Abstract helper class for Sequences that use an ExtPosition.Simple adjustable-length vector of 32-bit floats.Simple adjustable-length vector of 64-bit doubles.A Consumer that wraps some other Consumer.Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 32-bit code points Used for the Scheme string type.Simple adjustable-length vector of objects.A class to handle general multi-dimensional arrays.A "generalized vector" - a randomly-acessible sequence.Simple adjustable-length vector of signed or unsigned 32-bit integers (ints).A string implementation with contant-time codepoint indexing.A predicate (or type) on an item in a sequence.Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists.Simple adjustable-length vector of signed or unsigned 64-bit integers (longs).A predicate that (only) matches only "nodes" in the XML sense.A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages.A
Pair
with the file name and position it was read from.An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it.A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter.Simple adjustable-length vector of signed 16-bit integers (shorts).Simple adjustable-length vector of signed 32-bit integers (ints).Simple adjustable-length vector of signed 64-bit integers (longs).Simple adjustable-length vector of signed 8-bit integers (bytes).A position in a sequence (list).A Sequence is an ordered list of elements.Simple adjustable-length vector of signed or unsigned 16-bit integers (shorts).A generic simple vector.Indexes are mapped.A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure.A position that can also go down and up in a tree.Simple adjustable-length vector of unsigned 16-bit integers (shorts).Simple adjustable-length vector of unsigned 32-bit integers (ints).Simple adjustable-length vector of unsigned 64-bit integers (longs).Simple adjustable-length vector of unsigned 8-bit integers (bytes).A Consumer that does nothing.A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods. -
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.mappingClassDescriptionA collection of default methods for implementing sequence-like classes.General interface to arrays of arbitrary dimension.An object that can send its contents to a Consumer.A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.Abstract helper class for Sequences that use an ExtPosition.Simple adjustable-length vector of objects.A "generalized vector" - a randomly-acessible sequence.A predicate (or type) on an item in a sequence.Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists.A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages.An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it.A position in a sequence (list).A Sequence is an ordered list of elements.A generic simple vector.A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure.A position that can also go down and up in a tree.
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ClassDescriptionA Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.
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ClassDescriptionA collection of default methods for implementing sequence-like classes.An object that can send its contents to a Consumer.A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.A Consumer that wraps some other Consumer.An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it.A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter.A position in a sequence (list).A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure.A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.xquery.langClassDescriptionA Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.
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Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.xquery.utilClassDescriptionA collection of default methods for implementing sequence-like classes.A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.A Consumer that wraps some other Consumer.An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it.A position in a sequence (list).A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods.
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ClassDescriptionA collection of default methods for implementing sequence-like classes.An object that can send its contents to a Consumer.A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it.Abstract helper class for Sequences that use an ExtPosition.Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists.A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages.A
Pair
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Classes in gnu.lists used by kawa.standard