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javolution.text | Provides classes and interfaces to handle text. |
javolution.util | Provides high-performance collection classes and miscellaneous utilities; although
this package provides very few collection classes, they are substitutes for
most of java.util.* classes (for example, java.util.IdentityHashMap would be
a FastMap with an identity key comparator). |
Uses of Realtime in javolution.text |
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Classes in javolution.text that implement Realtime | |
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Text
This class represents an immutable character sequence with fast concatenation , insertion and
deletion capabilities (O[Log(n)]) instead of
O[n] for StringBuffer/StringBuilder). |
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TextBuilder
This class represents an Appendable text whose capacity expands
gently without incurring expensive resize/copy operations ever. |
Uses of Realtime in javolution.util |
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Classes in javolution.util that implement Realtime | |
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FastBitSet
This class represents either a table of bits or a set of non-negative numbers. |
class |
FastCollection<E>
This class represents collections which can quickly be iterated over (forward or backward) and which an be made thread-safe
and/or unmodifiable . |
class |
FastList<E>
This class represents a linked list with real-time behavior; smooth capacity increase and no memory allocation as long as the list size does not exceed its initial capacity. |
class |
FastMap<K,V>
This class represents a hash map with real-time behavior; smooth capacity increase and thread-safe without external synchronization when shared . |
static class |
FastMap.Entry<K,V>
This class represents a FastMap entry. |
class |
FastSet<E>
This class represents a set collection backed by a FastMap ;
smooth capacity increase and no rehashing ever performed. |
class |
FastTable<E>
This class represents a random access collection with real-time behavior (smooth capacity increase). |
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Index
This class represents a unique index which can be used instead of java.lang.Integer for primitive data types collections. |
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