Package org.helenus.util.function

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
BiFunction<T,U,R>	The BiFunction interface represents a function that accepts two arguments and produce a result.
E2Runnable<E1 extends Throwable,E2 extends Throwable>	The E2Runnable interface expands on the ERunnable interface provide the ability to throw two specified exceptions.
E2Supplier<T,E1 extends Throwable,E2 extends Throwable>	The E2Supplier interface expands on the ESupplier interface provide the ability to throw two specified exceptions.
EBiConsumer<T,U,E extends Throwable>	The EBiConsumer interface expands on the BiConsumer interface to provide the ability to throw back exceptions.
EConsumer<T,E extends Throwable>	The EConsumer interface expands on the Consumer interface to provide the ability to throw back exceptions.
EFunction<T,R,E extends Throwable>	The EFunction interface expands on the Function interface to provide the ability to throw exceptions.
EPentaConsumer<T,U,V,X,Y,E extends Throwable>	The EPentaConsumer interface expands on the TetraConsumer interface to provide the ability to throw back exceptions.
EQuadConsumer<T,U,V,X,E extends Throwable>	The EQuadConsumer interface expands on the QuadConsumer interface to provide the ability to throw back exceptions.
ERunnable<E extends Throwable>	The ERunnable interface expands on the Runnable interface to provide the ability to throw back exceptions.
ESupplier<T,E extends Throwable>	The ESupplier interface expands on the Supplier interface provide the ability to throw exceptions.
ETetraConsumer<T,U,V,X,E extends Throwable>	The ETetraConsumer interface expands on the TetraConsumer interface to provide the ability to throw back exceptions.
ETetraFunction<T,U,V,X,R,E extends Throwable>	The ETetraFunction interface represents a function that accepts four arguments and produce a result with the ability to throw exceptions.
ETriConsumer<T,U,V,E extends Throwable>	The ETriConsumer interface expands on the TriConsumer interface to provide the ability to throw back exceptions.
PentaConsumer<T,U,V,X,Y>	The PentaConsumer interface represents an operation that accepts five input arguments and returns no result.
PentaFunction<T,U,V,X,Y,R>	The PentaFunction interface represents a function that accepts five arguments and produce a result.
QuadConsumer<T,U,V,X>	The QuadConsumer interface represents an operation that accepts four input arguments and returns no result.
TetraConsumer<T,U,V,X>	The TetraConsumer interface represents an operation that accepts four input arguments and returns no result.
TetraFunction<T,U,V,X,R>	The TetraFunction interface represents a function that accepts four arguments and produce a result.
TriConsumer<T,U,V>	The TriConsumer interface represents an operation that accepts three input arguments and returns no result.
TriFunction<T,U,V,R>	The TriFunction interface represents a function that accepts three arguments and produce a result.