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AckermannSequence.m
and all n smaller or equal to AckermannSequence.n
.
java.lang.reflect.Member
instances representing a specific calling
context.caller
,
but using a perhaps different offset supplied as
offset
.
CallerClass.CallerIterator.setNext()
.
caller
represents.Caller.MemberContext.resolved
.element
.
java.lang.Class
instance of a given calling context.caller
,
but using a perhaps different offset supplied as
offset
.
offset
supplied at construction time.
CallerClass
instances, or sub-classes of it.offset
supplied
at construction time.
CharSequence
representation
to a Long
representation.
CharSequence
representation
to a String
representation.
Word
.Character
,
Word
, and Sentence
objects.Character
objects.chain
.
Character
objects
into char sequences (not part of the core Flyweight
implementation).CharSequence
type.date
,
if any.
touched
expressions.
CloneNotSupportedException
.
AppendableLog.out
should be closed when this log goes
out of scope, false if not.
closed
.
SequenceValueCollection
objects based on the supplied type of collection to the creation method.undoable
operation
on a given receiver.commands
to
manipulate a given receiver sequence
using the
CommandCreator.getCommand(Sequence, Object)
method.execution
or undoing
of a command
fails.executing
a list commands by a given command processor
.execute
and possibly undo
a given group of
commands.Expression
types having a Comparable
bound on the value produced by
the constructed expressions and/or on the expression operands used.Comparable
type
as smaller than, smaller than or equal,
equal, not equal, greater than, or
equal or greater than.compare
expression.copies
each
associated command in command
and adds it
to this composite command.
copies
each command
in commands
and adds it to this composite command.
SequenceDecorator
objects into char sequences (not part of the core Composite
implementation).composite
sequences
with a specific value type.
composite
sequence
graphs.Boolean
value when evaluated.
reset
.
T
.
expression
, false if not.
variables
and
store created constants
.
variables
(and
constants
) are stored during
interpretation
.from
into to
,
from index zero.
length
elements from from
into to
, from index zero.
Copyable.copy()
method defined in the
Copyable
interface.
copy()
method defined in the
Sequence
interface.
method
is a mutator method and returns
a new reference containing the copy with a reference
count of one.
method
is the copy method used to copy the referenced
object, false if not.
observable
sequence with another
(perhaps observable) Sequence
.name
as expression
.
Character
type
supplied as type
.
Sequence.next()
is invoked
for the manipulated sequence
.
c
is present in the char sequence cs
.
standard
expression
builder, but also registers the number of times each expression type is
created based on expression names
.standard
expression builder,
but also registers the number of times each expression type is
created based on expression names
.value
visitable sequences
encountered during traversal, and is thus independent
of any given scanner
implementation.type
.
sequence
adapting the type of values supplied by sequence
to Object
.
sequence
.
sequence
as the receiver.
command
of the
type specified by the token supplied as token
.
Character
based on
the character string supplied as character
.
sequence
.
S
supplied via the class literal clazz
.
type
.
S
supplied via the type literal type
.
interfaces
, in order,
based on the object to proxy supplied as object
, if any.
clazz
.
object
.
type
.
step
and
starting with the initial value supplied as value
.
abstraction
instance.
normal
command creation
failed.
default
argument.
argument
is an
argument used in the creation process of the generator.
arguments
.
sequence
instance.
sequence
instance.
Main.test(Log, Arguments)
method.current()
on a given
sequence
when evaluated.
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