Uses of Class
com.ssgllc.fish.service.util.registered.CollectionUtil.FluentList

Packages that use CollectionUtil.FluentList

Package	Description
com.ssgllc.fish.service.util.registered

Uses of CollectionUtil.FluentList in com.ssgllc.fish.service.util.registered

Methods in com.ssgllc.fish.service.util.registered that return CollectionUtil.FluentList

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.FluentList.add(Object value)
CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.FluentList.addAll(Collection<Object> values)
CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.FluentList.addAllIfNotNull(Collection<Object> values)
CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.FluentList.addIfNotNull(Object value)
static CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.createEmptyFluentList()	Creates a new CollectionUtil.FluentList instance with an initially empty list. This allows for fluent-style operations to add elements to the list immediately after creation.
static CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.createFluentList(Object object)	Creates a new CollectionUtil.FluentList instance initialized with a single object.
static CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.createListWithObject(List<Object> values, String objectName, Object obj)	Creates a CollectionUtil.FluentList by wrapping each value in a CollectionUtil.FluentMap that includes the value, a zero-based index, and an optional named object reference. If objectName is provided, the map will include an entry using that name pointing to obj.
static CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.createListWithRoot(List<Object> values)	Creates a CollectionUtil.FluentList where each entry is a CollectionUtil.FluentMap containing a shared root reference (the input list itself), the current value, and a zero-based index. Each entry in the returned list is a map with: root – the original input list (values) value – the current element from values index – the zero-based position of the element This is useful for computations that need access to neighboring values (e.g. comparing the current element to the next element) while still producing a list output.
static CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.flatMapWithRoot(Collection<Object> roots, String path)	Flattens a collection of root objects by navigating a dot-delimited property path and returns a CollectionUtil.FluentList of maps containing the original root, each resolved leaf value, and the index of that leaf per root. The path may span multiple levels and collections.
static CollectionUtil.FluentList	CollectionUtil.withIndex(List<Object> items)	Wraps each item in a list into a CollectionUtil.FluentMap containing the item and its zero-based index, returning the results as a CollectionUtil.FluentList. Each entry in the returned list is a map with: value – the item from the input list index – the zero-based position of the item