Interface ThrowingPredicate9<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,T extends Throwable>
- Type Parameters:
A- The 1st input argument type for the predicateB- The 2nd input argument type for the predicateC- The 3rd input argument type for the predicateD- The 4th input argument type for the predicateE- The 5th input argument type for the predicateF- The 6th input argument type for the predicateG- The 7th input argument type for the predicateH- The 8th input argument type for the predicateI- The 9th input argument type for the predicateT- The type ofThrowablethrown by the predicate
- Functional Interface:
- This is a functional interface and can therefore be used as the assignment target for a lambda expression or method reference.
A predicate that takes nine arguments, returns a boolean,
and may throw a
Throwable.- Version:
- Alpha v.0.3
- Author:
- Logan Ferree (Tadukoo)
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionand(ThrowingPredicate9<? super A, ? super B, ? super C, ? super D, ? super E, ? super F, ? super G, ? super H, ? super I, ? extends T> other) Creates a ThrowingPredicate9 that will test the arguments with this ThrowingPredicate9 and with the given ThrowingPredicate9, returning true only if both results are true.negate()Creates a ThrowingPredicate9 that will return the opposite result of this ThrowingPredicate9.or(ThrowingPredicate9<? super A, ? super B, ? super C, ? super D, ? super E, ? super F, ? super G, ? super H, ? super I, ? extends T> other) Creates a ThrowingPredicate9 that will test the arguments with this ThrowingPredicate9 and with the given ThrowingPredicate9, returning true if either result is true.booleanTakes nine arguments and returns a boolean.
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Method Details
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test
Takes nine arguments and returns a boolean.- Parameters:
a- The 1st argumentb- The 2nd argumentc- The 3rd argumentd- The 4th argumente- The 5th argumentf- The 6th argumentg- The 7th argumenth- The 8th argumenti- The 9th argument- Returns:
- A boolean
- Throws:
T- Determined by the predicate, not required
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default ThrowingPredicate9<A,B, andC, D, E, F, G, H, I, T> (ThrowingPredicate9<? super A, ? super B, ? super C, ? super D, ? super E, ? super F, ? super G, ? super H, ? super I, ? extends T> other) Creates a ThrowingPredicate9 that will test the arguments with this ThrowingPredicate9 and with the given ThrowingPredicate9, returning true only if both results are true.- Parameters:
other- The other ThrowingPredicate9 to test the arguments on- Returns:
- The ThrowingPredicate9 that results from composing this one and the given one
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default ThrowingPredicate9<A,B, orC, D, E, F, G, H, I, T> (ThrowingPredicate9<? super A, ? super B, ? super C, ? super D, ? super E, ? super F, ? super G, ? super H, ? super I, ? extends T> other) Creates a ThrowingPredicate9 that will test the arguments with this ThrowingPredicate9 and with the given ThrowingPredicate9, returning true if either result is true.- Parameters:
other- The other ThrowingPredicate9 to test the arguments on- Returns:
- The ThrowingPredicate9 that results from composing this one and the given one
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negate
Creates a ThrowingPredicate9 that will return the opposite result of this ThrowingPredicate9.- Returns:
- A negated version of this ThrowingPredicate9
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