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| Packages that use dk.rode.thesis.templatemethod | |
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| dk.rode.thesis.templatemethod | Implementations and examples of the Template Method design pattern [Gamma95, p.325]. |
| Classes in dk.rode.thesis.templatemethod used by dk.rode.thesis.templatemethod | |
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| FileSequence
A file sequence delivers byte arrays as sequence values, where each array corresponds to the contents of the current file or directory in a given directory. |
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| NegativeSequence
A negative sequence represents a perhaps bounded integer value that is decreased
with each call to next(), starting at minus one. |
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| SequenceTemplate
A sequence template forms a template for sequences requiring several steps to construct, deliver, and dispose sequence values. |
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| SequenceValueException
A sequence value exception is thrown by a sequence template in case of value
related errors, such as initialisation error, a
next value cannot be delivered, or
if the sequence is closed. |
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| ZipSequence
A zip sequence delivers input streams as sequence values, where each stream correspond to the current zip file entry. |
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