Package com.svincent.util

Provides various utility classes, which might be useful in a wide variety of contexts.

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Class Summary
BaseObject BaseObject is a common base object for things in the system that don't already have some other base object.
CommandLine A class which provides facilities for processing command line arguments.
CommandLine.Arg An Arg represents the definition of a potential argument on the command line.
CommandLine.BooleanArg  
CommandLine.IntArg  
CommandLine.StringArg  
CommandLineParser Does a search for each parameter.
IndentPrintWriter self ISSUE: assumes that all newlines are printed with println(), for efficiency.
IoUtil Implements various I/O utility methods.
QuoteUtil Provides facilities for printing and parsing of strings.
QuoteUtil.DigitMaker  
RandomUtil  
RandomUtil.Histogram  
ReflectUtil Minimizes the tedium of Java reflection.
SocketMessage Construct & run one of these puppies.
Stopwatch A timer class, useful for timing code.
StringPrintWriter A StringPrintWriter writes its output to a string.
Util The Util class is a useful little thingie which is an equivalent of the java.lang.System class.
Zippy XXX get WordlistGenerator and friends from Meteko.
 

Exception Summary
AssertionException An assertion.
CommandLine.ArgRedefinedException  
CommandLine.CommandLineException  
CommandLine.ParseException  
CommandLine.TypeException  
NestableException A NestableException is an exception which can contain a nested exception.
NestableRuntimeException A runtime version of NestableException.
ReflectException Thrown from ReflectUtil methods when an error occurs.
 

Package com.svincent.util Description

Provides various utility classes, which might be useful in a wide variety of contexts.

The com.svincent.util package is the place where any and all utility classes get to live. In particular, Util is largely a replacement for java.lang.System, including output streams, an assertion facility, various parsing and time routines, and much more. It is a grab bag of useful functions, just waiting to be used.




This is documentation for Moksa Prolog, which can be found at http://www.svincent.com/moksa/

Copyright © 1999 Shawn P. Vincent.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.