Units of Measurement Reference Implementation 2.2.2 · tech.units.indriya.function.ConverterCompositionHandler

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public AbstractConverter	compose(AbstractConverter left, AbstractConverter right, BiPredicate<AbstractConverter, AbstractConverter> canReduce, BinaryOperator<AbstractConverter> doReduce) Takes two converters `left`, `right` and returns a (not necessarily new) converter that is equivalent to the mathematical composition of these: compose(left, right) === left o right Implementation Note: Instead of using AbstractConverter as parameter and result types, this could be generalized to UnitConverter, but that would require some careful changes within AbstractConverter itself.
public static ConverterCompositionHandler	Returns: the default built-in UnitCompositionHandler which is yielding a normal-form, required to decide whether two UnitConverters are equivalent yieldingNormalForm()

compose(AbstractConverter left, AbstractConverter right, BiPredicate<AbstractConverter, AbstractConverter> canReduce, BinaryOperator<AbstractConverter> doReduce)

Takes two converters left, right and returns a (not necessarily new) converter that is equivalent to the mathematical composition of these:

compose(left, right) === left o right

Implementation Note: Instead of using AbstractConverter as parameter and result types, this could be generalized to UnitConverter, but that would require some careful changes within AbstractConverter itself.

public static ConverterCompositionHandler

Returns:

the default built-in UnitCompositionHandler which is yielding a normal-form, required to decide whether two UnitConverters are equivalent

yieldingNormalForm()

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public AbstractConverter compose(AbstractConverter left, AbstractConverter right, BiPredicate<AbstractConverter, AbstractConverter> canReduce, BinaryOperator<AbstractConverter> doReduce) Takes two converters `left`, `right` and returns a (not necessarily new) converter that is equivalent to the mathematical composition of these: compose(left, right) === left o right Implementation Note: Instead of using AbstractConverter as parameter and result types, this could be generalized to UnitConverter, but that would require some careful changes within AbstractConverter itself.

public AbstractConverter compose(AbstractConverter left, AbstractConverter right, BiPredicate<AbstractConverter, AbstractConverter> canReduce, BinaryOperator<AbstractConverter> doReduce)

Takes two converters left, right and returns a (not necessarily new) converter that is equivalent to the mathematical composition of these:

compose(left, right) === left o right

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public static ConverterCompositionHandler yieldingNormalForm() Returns:ConverterCompositionHandler the default built-in UnitCompositionHandler which is yielding a normal-form, required to decide whether two UnitConverters are equivalent

public Interface ConverterCompositionHandler

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