Package com.exedio.cope
Class AsStringView
- java.lang.Object
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- com.exedio.cope.Feature
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- com.exedio.cope.View<String>
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- com.exedio.cope.StringView
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- com.exedio.cope.AsStringView
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
Function<String>
,Selectable<String>
,StringFunction
,Serializable
public final class AsStringView extends StringView
- See Also:
- Serialized Form
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description AsStringView(NumberFunction<?> source)
Creates a new LengthView.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Deprecated Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
append(com.exedio.cope.Statement bf, Join join)
Deprecated.String
mapJava(Object[] sourceValues)
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Methods inherited from class com.exedio.cope.StringView
getValueType
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Methods inherited from class com.exedio.cope.View
appendSelect, check, equals, get, get, getObject, getSources, getType, getValueClass, hashCode
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Methods inherited from class com.exedio.cope.Feature
afterModelCreated, getAbstractType, getAnnotation, getID, getLocalizationKeys, getName, getPattern, isAnnotationPresent, isSourceAlready, mount, readResolve, requireMounted, toString, toString, writeReplace
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Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
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Methods inherited from interface com.exedio.cope.Function
any, between, equal, equal, equal, get, get, greater, greater, greaterOrEqual, greaterOrEqual, in, in, isNotNull, isNull, less, less, lessOrEqual, lessOrEqual, max, min, notEqual, notEqual
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Methods inherited from interface com.exedio.cope.Selectable
appendSelect, check, getType, getValueClass, toString
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Methods inherited from interface com.exedio.cope.StringFunction
bind, contains, containsIgnoreCase, endsWith, endsWithIgnoreCase, equalIgnoreCase, length, like, likeIgnoreCase, startsWith, startsWithIgnoreCase, toUpperCase
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Constructor Detail
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AsStringView
public AsStringView(NumberFunction<?> source)
Creates a new LengthView. Instead of using this constructor directly, you may want to use the more convenient wrapper methodNumberFunction.asString()
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