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dk.rode.thesis.adapter | Implementations and examples of the Adapter design pattern [Gamma95, p.139]. |
dk.rode.thesis.bridge | Implementations and examples of the Bridge design pattern [Gamma95, p.151]. |
dk.rode.thesis.composite | Implementations and examples of the Composite design pattern [Gamma95, p.163]. |
dk.rode.thesis.decorator | Implementations and examples of the Decorator design pattern [Gamma95, p.175]. |
dk.rode.thesis.facade | Implementations and examples of the Facade design pattern [Gamma95, p.185]. |
dk.rode.thesis.flyweight | Implementations and examples of the Flyweight design pattern [Gamma95, p.195]. |
dk.rode.thesis.iterator | Implementations and examples of the Iterator design pattern [Gamma95, p.257]. |
dk.rode.thesis.memento | Implementations and examples of the Memento design pattern [Gamma95, p.283]. |
dk.rode.thesis.meta.model | Defines the common model objects used, primarily sequences and various general implementations used in the different evaluations. |
dk.rode.thesis.observer | Implementations and examples of the Observer design pattern [Gamma95, p.293]. |
dk.rode.thesis.prototype | Implementations and examples of the Prototype design pattern [Gamma95, p.117]. |
dk.rode.thesis.proxy | Implementations and examples of the Proxy design pattern [Gamma95, p.207]. |
dk.rode.thesis.singleton | Implementations and examples of the Singleton design pattern [Gamma95, p.127]. |
dk.rode.thesis.state | Implementations and examples of the State design pattern [Gamma95, p.305]. |
dk.rode.thesis.strategy | Implementations and examples of the Strategy design pattern [Gamma95, p.315]. |
dk.rode.thesis.templatemethod | Implementations and examples of the Template Method design pattern [Gamma95, p.325]. |
dk.rode.thesis.visitor | Implementations and examples of the Visitor design pattern [Gamma95, p.331]. |
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Classes in dk.rode.thesis.adapter that implement Stringable | |
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SequenceAdapter<E,T>
The sequence adapter acts as a generic type adapter for sequence parameterised types, i.e. from Sequence<E> to
Sequence<T> , by using an adapter delegate
to perform the representation shift. |
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Subinterfaces of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.bridge | |
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SequenceValueGenerator<E>
A sequence value generator can be used as the implementation for a sequence abstraction as it generates
non-null sequence values that can be delivered by the sequence in
question. |
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MemorizableSequenceAbstraction<E>
A memorizable sequence abstraction refines a sequence abstraction so it can save and restore
its internal implementation in form of mementos . |
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SequenceAbstraction<E>
A sequence abstraction defers the creation of sequence values to a value
generator . |
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SequenceValueArrayList<E extends Serializable>
A sequence value array list stores sequence values in a java.util.ArrayList instance. |
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SequenceValueCollection<E extends Serializable,C extends Collection<E>>
A sequence value collection is a finite collection of non-null sequence values that can be used as the implementation for a sequence abstraction . |
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SequenceValueHashSet<E extends Serializable>
A sequence value hash set stores sequence values in a java.util.HashSet instance. |
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SequenceValueLinkedHashSet<E extends Serializable>
A sequence value linked hash set stores sequence values in a java.util.LinkedHashSet instance. |
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SequenceValueRange
A sequence value range generates unique Integer
values within a given range determined at
construction time. |
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SequenceValueSet<E extends Serializable,C extends Set<E>>
A sequence value set stores sequence values in a specific java.util.Set implementation as specified by the
type parameter C . |
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SequenceValueTreeSet<E extends Serializable>
A sequence value tree set stores sequence values in a java.util.TreeSet instance. |
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SynchronisedSequenceAbstraction<E>
A synchronised sequence abstraction refines a sequence abstraction by making it thread-safe. |
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Subinterfaces of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.composite | |
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CompositeSequence<E>
A composite sequence is a sequence that represents an number of other contained sequences, possibly composite as well. |
Classes in dk.rode.thesis.composite that implement Stringable | |
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AbstractCompositeSequence<E>
An abstract composite sequence implements the basic traits of the CompositeSequence interface. |
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CharSequenceCompositeSequence
A char-sequence composite sequence is a composite sequence parameterised with the CharSequence type. |
Uses of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.decorator |
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Classes in dk.rode.thesis.decorator that implement Stringable | |
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AppenderDecorator
An appender decorator returns the String value from a decorated sequence prefixed and/or postfixed with values supplied at construction time, respectively. |
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DuplexDecorator
A duplex sequence decorator returns the String value returned by the decorated sequence concatenated with the same value, for example x -> xx . |
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SequenceDecorator<E>
A sequence decorator is a decorator that forwards all request to the decorated Sequence without performing
additional operations except for toString() . |
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UppercaseDecorator
An upper-case sequence decorator returns the string value returned by the decorated sequence in upper-case, for example a -> A . |
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Classes in dk.rode.thesis.facade that implement Stringable | |
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AckermannSequence
An Ackermann sequence calculates the next value of the Ackermann function, v = A(m, n), each time AckermannSequence.next() is invoked, using a fixed value for
m and thus increasing n, either indefinitely, or until a maximum
value has been reached. |
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FibonacciSequence
A Fibonacci sequence represents an integer sequence, where each number delivered by FibonacciSequence.next() is the sum of the two
preceding numbers, except one which is the initial value:
1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, .. |
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RandomSequence
A random sequence returns a pseudo integer random number with each call to RandomSequence.next() between [0, maximum] , where
maximum is supplied at construction time. |
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UnboundedRandomSequence
An unbounded random sequence returns a pseudo integer random number with each call to UnboundedRandomSequence.next() with no upper bound. |
Uses of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.flyweight |
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Subinterfaces of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.flyweight | |
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Character
A character represents a letter, symbol, or whitespace in a Word . |
Classes in dk.rode.thesis.flyweight that implement Stringable | |
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AbstractCharacter
An abstract character implements the basic traits of the Character interface. |
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Letter
A letter represents a single letter that is not a whitespace or contain
symbolic characters. |
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Sentence
A sentence represents an ordered sequence of words making up that sentence. |
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Symbol
A symbol represents a single symbol that is not a whitespace or a letter . |
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Whitespace
A whitespace represents a single white space character. |
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Word
A word represents an ordered sequence of characters
making up that word. |
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Classes in dk.rode.thesis.iterator that implement Stringable | |
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IterableSequence<E>
An iterable sequence is a bounded sequence that can be accessed as any
other iterable object. |
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ProcessableSequence<E>
A processable sequence represents an internal iterator that can iterate over bounded sequences using a value processor to perform the actual processing of delivered
sequence values. |
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SequenceIterator<E>
A sequence iterator is an external iterator that can iterate over bounded sequences . |
Uses of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.memento |
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Subinterfaces of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.memento | |
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MemorizableSequence<E>
A memorizable sequence can memorise its internal state at a given time and have it restored again later by using mementos . |
Classes in dk.rode.thesis.memento that implement Stringable | |
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GuardedSequenceMemento<E>
A guarded sequence memento offer the same functionality as SequenceMemento , but enforce access rules to ensure
that only a (memorizable) sequence can set or get the memento
state. |
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MemorizableEnglishAlphabetSequence
A memorizable alphabet sequence for letters in the English alphabet, i.e. |
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RangeSequence
A range sequence represents a positive Integer value
that is increased with each call to RangeSequence.next() , which
can be reversed to deliver previous values
as well unless unbounded. |
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SequenceMemento<E>
A sequence memento represents a snap-shot of a given sequence at the time the SequenceMemento.SequenceMemento(Sequence)
constructor or the SequenceMemento.setSequence(Sequence) method was
invoked. |
Uses of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.meta.model |
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Subinterfaces of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.meta.model | |
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ReversibleSequence<E>
A reversible sequence allows retrieval of previous values if and only if such previous values are ready for delivery, i.e. have
already been calculated. |
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Sequence<E>
Represents a sequence that will deliver the next , or current ,
value in the sequence on demand. |
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AbstractSequence<E>
An abstract sequence implements the basic traits of the Sequence interface. |
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ArraySequence<E>
A simple abstract array sequence to deliver all the entries in a given array, in order. |
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DigitSequence
A digit sequence contains the 10 digits in the decimal system, in order from 0 to 9 . |
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EnglishAlphabetSequence
An alphabet sequence for letters in the English alphabet: a though z , lower-cased. |
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HexDigitSequence
A hex digit sequence contains the 16 digits in the hexidecimal system, in order from 0 to A . |
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LongSequence
A long sequence represents an unbounded long value that is increased with each call to LongSequence.next() . |
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PrimeSequence
A prime sequence returns with each call to PrimeSequence.next()
the next prime number in the sequence of prime numbers smaller
than maximum , where maximum is supplied at
construction time. |
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Subinterfaces of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.observer | |
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AspectObservableSequence<O,A,E>
An aspect observable sequence is a sequence that allows for observers of the type supplied as the type parameter O to subscribe to specific sequence aspect values and
be notified when the sequence changes its aspect to such a
value. |
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ObservableSequence<O,A,E>
An observable sequence is a sequence that allows for observers of the type supplied as the type parameter O to be notified when the sequence changes its aspect. |
Classes in dk.rode.thesis.observer that implement Stringable | |
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AnnotatedObserversSequence<E>
An annotated observers sequence implements the basic traits of any observable sequence
that uses the Executor annotation to identify notification
methods for observers that accepts a Sequence type as the
first argument and a Sequence.State
type as the second. |
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AnnotatedObserversSequenceDecorator<E>
An annotated observers sequence decorator decorates any Sequence to become an observable
sequence that uses the Executor annotation to identify notification
methods for observers that accepts a Sequence type as the
first argument and a Sequence.State
type as the second. |
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DateSequence
An observable date sequence is a sequence that will advance an initial date by one day each time next() is
invoked and then notify relevant observers
of its state changes. |
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SequenceObserversSequence<E,A>
A sequence observers sequence implements the basic traits of any observable sequence
that uses a sequence observer as
the notification mechanism. |
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SequenceObserversSequenceDecorator<E,A>
A sequence observers sequence decorator decorates any sequence to become an observable sequence that uses a sequence
observer as the notification mechanism. |
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CountdownSequence
A non-copyable count-down sequence is a singleton sequence used for count-downs: Five, Four, Three, Two, One, FIRE! |
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SymbolSequence
A cloneable symbol sequence can be cloned by using the SymbolSequence.copy() method, or by using Java's built-in clone
mechanism by calling SymbolSequence.clone() . |
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ImmutableSequence<E>
An immutable sequence ensures that invocations of NonResettableSequence.reset() , ImmutableSequence.next() , and ImmutableSequence.copy() are ignored
for the proxied sequence if and only if
the proxied sequence is accessed through the proxy only. |
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NonResettableSequence<E>
A non-resettable sequence ensures that invocations of NonResettableSequence.reset() are ignored for the proxied sequence
if and only if the proxied sequence is accessed through
the proxy only. |
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SynchronisedSequence<E>
A synchronised sequence ensures thread-safe access to a proxied sequence if and only if the proxied
sequence is accessed through the proxy only. |
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DanishAlphabetSequence
A singleton alphabet sequence for letters in the Danish alphabet: a though z as well as æ , ø , and
å , all lower-cased. |
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MutatedSimpsonsFamilySequence
A mutated Simpsons family sequence is a sequence representing a random mutated sub-set of the primary family members in the one and only The Simpsons family. |
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NorwegianAlphabetSequence
A singleton alphabet sequence for letters in the Norwegian alphabet: a though z as well as æ , ø , and
å , all lower-cased. |
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SimpsonsAndBouvierFamilySequence
A Simpsons and Bouvier family sequence is a singleton sequence representing the primary family members in the The Simpsons and Bouvier families. |
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SimpsonsFamilySequence
A Simpsons family sequence is a singleton sequence representing the primary family members in the one and only The Simpsons family. |
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SmileySequence
A smiley sequence is a sequence delivering different smileys, e.g. :), *<;), :(, etc. |
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Subinterfaces of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.state | |
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StateableSequence<E>
A stateable sequence is implemented internally using functional state objects to
determine the current functional state. |
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StepSequence
A step sequence represents an unbounded integer value that is increased/decreased with a given step with each call to Sequence.next() . |
Classes in dk.rode.thesis.state that implement Stringable | |
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AbstractStateableSequence<E>
An abstract stateable sequence implements the basic traits of a stateable sequence. |
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EvenSequence
The even sequence represents the state generating even step sequence values. |
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OddSequence
The odd sequence represents the state generating odd step sequence values. |
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ReversiblePrimeSequence
A reversible prime sequence returns with each call to next() the next prime number in the sequence of
prime numbers smaller than maximum , where maximum
is supplied at construction time, or a previously calculated
prime number with each call to next() after
ReversiblePrimeSequence.reverse() has been invoked. |
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StepSequenceImpl
An abstract class representing the basic traits of the StepSequence interface. |
Uses of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.strategy |
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Classes in dk.rode.thesis.strategy with type parameters of type Stringable | |
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Stringable<T extends Stringable<? super T>>
A stringable object can be formatted into different textual char sequence representations using a given policy to determine the format. |
Uses of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.templatemethod |
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Classes in dk.rode.thesis.templatemethod that implement Stringable | |
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FileSequence
A file sequence delivers byte arrays as sequence values, where each array corresponds to the contents of the current file or directory in a given directory. |
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NegativeSequence
A negative sequence represents a perhaps bounded integer value that is decreased
with each call to next() , starting at minus one. |
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SequenceTemplate<K,E>
A sequence template forms a template for sequences requiring several steps to construct, deliver, and dispose sequence values. |
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ZipSequence
A zip sequence delivers input streams as sequence values, where each stream correspond to the current zip file entry. |
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Subinterfaces of Stringable in dk.rode.thesis.visitor | |
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TypeVisitableSequence<E>
A type visitable sequence allows visitation by type visitors. |
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ValueVisitableSequence<E>
A value visitable sequence allows visitation by value visitors. |
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AbstractVisitableSequence<E>
Any sequence decorated by an abstract visitable sequence implementation is value and
type visitable. |
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DateValuedVisitableSequence
A date valued visitable sequence allows any sequence delivering Date values
to become value visitable using the
SequenceValueVisitor.visitDateValued(Sequence, Object)
visitation method and is type
visitable for any known sub-interface of Sequence
that is implemented by the sequence. |
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IntegerValuedVisitableSequence
An integer valued visitable sequence allows any sequence delivering Integer values
to become value visitable using the
SequenceValueVisitor.visitIntegerValued(Sequence, Object)
visitation method and is type
visitable for any known sub-interface of Sequence
that is implemented by the sequence. |
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ReflectiveVisitableSequence<E>
A reflective visitable sequence decorates a sequence to become value
and type visitable. |
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StringValuedVisitableSequence<E extends CharSequence>
A string valued visitable sequence allows any sequence delivering any CharSequence type to
become value visitable using the
SequenceValueVisitor.visitStringValued(Sequence, Object)
visitation method and is type
visitable for any known sub-interface of Sequence
that is implemented by the sequence. |
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VisitableCompositeSequence
An visitable composite sequence is value
and type visitable, storing
sequences regardless of the type of value they
deliver. |
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VisitableLongSequence
A visitable long sequence is a LongSequence that is
value visitable using the
SequenceValueVisitor.visitLongValued(Sequence, Object)
visitation method and is type
visitable as well. |
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VisitableRandomSequence
A visitable random sequence is a RandomSequence that
is value visitable only using
the SequenceValueVisitor.visitIntegerValued(Sequence, Object)
visitation method. |
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VisitableReversiblePrimeSequence
A visitable reversible prime sequence is a ReversiblePrimeSequence that is value visitable using the SequenceValueVisitor.visitIntegerValued(Sequence, Object)
visitation method and is type
visitable as well. |
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