Apache Mina SSHD 2.15.0 · org.apache.sshd.common.util.functors.UnaryEquator

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public default UnaryEquator<T>	Returns: The compound equator and(UnaryEquator<? super T> The other (never `null` equator other) Returns a composed equator that represents a short-circuiting logical AND of this equator and another.
public static < Type of entity T> UnaryEquator<T>	Returns: The equivalent equator comparing(Comparator<? super T> The (never `null`) comparator c) Converts a `Comparator` into a `UnaryEquator` that returns `true` if the comparator returns zero
public static < Type of entity T> UnaryEquator<T>	Returns: The default equality checker defaultEquality()
public static < Type of evaluated entity T> UnaryEquator<T>	Returns: A `UnaryEquator` that returns always `false` falsum()
public static <T> boolean	isSameReference(T o1, T o2)
public default UnaryEquator<T>	Returns: an equator that represents the logical negation of this one negate() Overrides default java.util.function.BiPredicate.negate. Returns a predicate that represents the logical negation of this predicate.
public default UnaryEquator<T>	Returns: The compound equator or(UnaryEquator<? super T> The other (never `null` equator other) Returns a composed equator that represents a short-circuiting logical AND of this equator and another.
public static < Type of entity T> UnaryEquator<T>	Returns: An equator that checks reference equality referenceEquality()
public static < Type of evaluated entity T> UnaryEquator<T>	Returns: A `UnaryEquator` that returns always `true` verum()

Inherited from java.util.function.BiPredicate:: and or test

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public default UnaryEquator<T> and(UnaryEquator<? super T> other) Returns a composed equator that represents a short-circuiting logical AND of this equator and another. When evaluating the composed equator, if this equator is `false`, then the `other` equator is not evaluated. Parameters other:UnaryEquator<? super T> The other (never `null` equator Returns:UnaryEquator<T> The compound equator

public default UnaryEquator<T> and(UnaryEquator<? super T> other)

Returns a composed equator that represents a short-circuiting logical AND of this equator and another. When evaluating the composed equator, if this equator is false, then the other equator is not evaluated.

Parameters

other:UnaryEquator<? super T>: The other (never null equator

Returns:UnaryEquator<T>

The compound equator

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public static <T> UnaryEquator<T> comparing(Comparator<? super T> c) Converts a `Comparator` into a `UnaryEquator` that returns `true` if the comparator returns zero Parameters <T> Type of entity c:Comparator<? super T> The (never `null`) comparator Returns:UnaryEquator<T> The equivalent equator

public static <T> UnaryEquator<T> comparing(Comparator<? super T> c)

Converts a Comparator into a UnaryEquator that returns true if the comparator returns zero

Parameters

<T>: Type of entity
c:Comparator<? super T>: The (never null) comparator

Returns:UnaryEquator<T>

The equivalent equator

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public static <T> UnaryEquator<T> defaultEquality() Parameters <T> Type of entity Returns:UnaryEquator<T> The default equality checker See Also `Objects#equals(Object, Object)`

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public static <T> UnaryEquator<T> falsum() Parameters <T> Type of evaluated entity Returns:UnaryEquator<T> A `UnaryEquator` that returns always `false` See Also falsum

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public static <T> boolean isSameReference(T o1, T o2)

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public default UnaryEquator<T> negate() Overrides default java.util.function.BiPredicate.negate. Doc from java.util.function.BiPredicate.negate. Returns a predicate that represents the logical negation of this predicate. Returns:UnaryEquator<T> an equator that represents the logical negation of this one Annotations @Override

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public default UnaryEquator<T> negate()

Overrides default java.util.function.BiPredicate.negate.

Doc from java.util.function.BiPredicate.negate.

Returns a predicate that represents the logical negation of this predicate.

Returns:UnaryEquator<T>

an equator that represents the logical negation of this one

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public default UnaryEquator<T> or(UnaryEquator<? super T> other) Returns a composed equator that represents a short-circuiting logical AND of this equator and another. When evaluating the composed equator, if this equator is `true`, then the `other` equator is not evaluated. Parameters other:UnaryEquator<? super T> The other (never `null` equator Returns:UnaryEquator<T> The compound equator

public default UnaryEquator<T> or(UnaryEquator<? super T> other)

Returns a composed equator that represents a short-circuiting logical AND of this equator and another. When evaluating the composed equator, if this equator is true, then the other equator is not evaluated.

Parameters

other:UnaryEquator<? super T>: The other (never null equator

Returns:UnaryEquator<T>

The compound equator

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public static <T> UnaryEquator<T> referenceEquality() Parameters <T> Type of entity Returns:UnaryEquator<T> An equator that checks reference equality See Also `UnaryEquator#isSameReference(Object, Object)`

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public static <T> UnaryEquator<T> verum() Parameters <T> Type of evaluated entity Returns:UnaryEquator<T> A `UnaryEquator` that returns always `true` See Also verum

public Interface UnaryEquator<T>

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