Package com.levigo.util.base.glazedlists

Interface Summary

CollectionList.Model<E,S>	Provides the logic to map a parent object (e.g.
DisposableMap<K,V>	A special kind of Map backed by an EventList that is expected to live longer than this Map.
EventList<E>	An observable List.
Filterator<C,E>	An interface for extracting a list of values to be considered by a Matcher when matching a particular element of a list.
FunctionList.AdvancedFunction<A,B>	An AdvancedFunction is an extension of the simple Function interface which provides more hooks in the lifecycle of the transformation of a source element.
FunctionList.Function<A,B>	A Function encapsulates the logic for transforming a list element into any kind of Object.
ListSelection.Listener	A generic interface to respond to changes in selection that doesn't require including a particular GUI toolkit.
ObservableElementList.Connector<E>	An interface defining the methods required for registering and unregistering change listeners on list elements within an ObservableElementList.
SeparatorList.Separator<E>	A separator heading the elements of a group.
SequenceList.Sequencer<E>	A Sequencer defines the logic required to calculate the previous and next sequence values given any value.
TextFilterable	An item that can be compared to a list of filters to see if it matches.
TextFilterator<E>	An interface through which a list of Strings for a given object can be extracted for testing whether a filter matches.
ThresholdList.Evaluator<E>	Provide an integer value for a given Object in a ThresholdList.
UndoRedoSupport.Edit	Provides an easy interface to undo/redo a ListEvent in its entirety.
UndoRedoSupport.Listener	Implementations of this Listener interface should be registered with an UndoRedoSupport object via UndoRedoSupport.addUndoSupportListener(com.levigo.util.base.glazedlists.UndoRedoSupport.Listener).

Class Summary

AbstractEventList<E>	A convenience class that implements common functionality for all EventLists.
BasicEventList<E>	An EventList that wraps any simple List, such as ArrayList or LinkedList.
CollectionList<S,E>	A list that acts like a tree in that it contains child elements to nodes contained in another list.
CompositeList<E>	An EventList composed of multiple source EventLists.
DebugList<E>	DebugList is meant to be used as a drop-in replacement for BasicEventList at the root of pipelines of EventLists during development.
FilterList<E>	An EventList that shows a subset of the elements of a source EventList.
FreezableList<E>	An EventList that shows the current contents of its source EventList.
FunctionList<S,E>	This List is meant to simplify the task of transforming each element of a source list to an element stored at the same index in this FunctionList.
GlazedLists	A factory for creating all sorts of objects to be used with Glazed Lists.
GroupingList<E>	A grouping list contains elements which are themselves Lists.
ListSelection<E>	A class to provide index-based selection features.
ObservableElementList<E>	A list that fires update events whenever elements are modified in place.
PopularityList<E>	An EventList that shows the unique elements from its source EventList ordered by the frequency of their appearance.
RangeList<E>	This EventList shows values from a continuous range of indices from a source EventList.
SeparatorList<E>	A list that adds separator objects before each group of elements.
SequenceList<E>	A SequenceList contains values in adjacent indices which occur at predictable intervals from each other.
Sequencers	A factory for creating Sequencers.
SortedList<E>	An EventList that shows its source EventList in sorted order.
ThresholdList<E>	An EventList that shows a range of the elements of the source EventList.
TransactionList<E>	A list transformation that presents traditional transaction semantics.
TransformedList<S,E>	A convenience class for EventLists that decorate another EventList.
UndoRedoSupport<E>	UndoRedoSupport, as the name suggests, will provide generic support for undoing and redoing groups of changes to an EventList.
UniqueList<E>	An EventList that shows the unique elements from its source EventList.