Eclipse Collections 13.0.0 · org.eclipse.collections.api.factory.list.primitive.MutableCharListFactory

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
public MutableCharList	empty()
public MutableCharList	of() Same as `empty()`.
public MutableCharList	of(char... items) Same as `with(char[])`.
public MutableCharList	ofAll(CharIterable items) Same as `withAll(CharIterable)`.
public MutableCharList	ofAll(Iterable<Character> iterable) Same as `withAll(Iterable)`.
public MutableCharList	with() Same as `empty()`.
public MutableCharList	with(char... items) Creates a new list using the passed `items` argument as the backing store.
public MutableCharList	withAll(CharIterable items)
public MutableCharList	withAll(Iterable<Character> iterable)
public default MutableCharList	withInitialCapacity(int capacity) Same as `empty()`.
public default MutableCharList	wrapCopy(char... array) Creates a new list by first copying the array passed in.

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public MutableCharList empty()

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public MutableCharList of() Same as `empty()`.

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public MutableCharList of(char... items) Same as `with(char[])`.

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public MutableCharList ofAll(CharIterable items) Same as `withAll(CharIterable)`.

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public MutableCharList ofAll(Iterable<Character> iterable) Same as `withAll(Iterable)`.

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public MutableCharList with() Same as `empty()`.

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public MutableCharList with(char... items) Creates a new list using the passed `items` argument as the backing store. !!! WARNING: This method uses the passed in array, so can be very unsafe if the original array is held onto anywhere else.

public MutableCharList with(char... items)

Creates a new list using the passed items argument as the backing store.

!!! WARNING: This method uses the passed in array, so can be very unsafe if the original array is held onto anywhere else.

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public MutableCharList withAll(CharIterable items)

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public MutableCharList withAll(Iterable<Character> iterable)

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public default MutableCharList withInitialCapacity(int capacity) Same as `empty()`. but takes in an initial capacity Since 10.3

public default MutableCharList withInitialCapacity(int capacity)

Same as empty(). but takes in an initial capacity

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public default MutableCharList wrapCopy(char... array) Creates a new list by first copying the array passed in.