org.joda.primitives.iterator

Interface PrimitiveIterator<E>

All Superinterfaces:

Iterator<E>

All Known Subinterfaces:

BooleanIterator, BooleanListIterator, ByteIterator, ByteListIterator, CharIterator, CharListIterator, DoubleIterator, DoubleListIterator, FloatIterator, FloatListIterator, IntIterator, IntListIterator, LongIterator, LongListIterator, PrimitiveListIterator<E>, ShortIterator, ShortListIterator

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractBooleanList.PListIterator, AbstractByteList.PListIterator, AbstractCharList.PListIterator, AbstractDoubleList.PListIterator, AbstractFloatList.PListIterator, AbstractIntList.PListIterator, AbstractLongList.PListIterator, AbstractShortList.PListIterator, ArrayBooleanCollection.PIterator, ArrayBooleanIterator, ArrayBooleanListIterator, ArrayByteCollection.PIterator, ArrayByteIterator, ArrayByteListIterator, ArrayCharCollection.PIterator, ArrayCharIterator, ArrayCharListIterator, ArrayDoubleCollection.PIterator, ArrayDoubleIterator, ArrayDoubleListIterator, ArrayFloatCollection.PIterator, ArrayFloatIterator, ArrayFloatListIterator, ArrayIntCollection.PIterator, ArrayIntIterator, ArrayIntListIterator, ArrayLongCollection.PIterator, ArrayLongIterator, ArrayLongListIterator, ArrayShortCollection.PIterator, ArrayShortIterator, ArrayShortListIterator

public interface PrimitiveIterator<E>
extends Iterator<E>

Base interface for all primitive iterator interfaces.

Since:

1.0

Author:

Stephen Colebourne

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	isModifiable() Checks whether the iterator can currently be modified.
boolean	isResettable() Checks whether the iterator can be reset.
void	reset() Resets the iterator back to its initial state (optional operation).

Methods inherited from interface java.util.Iterator

hasNext, next, remove

Method Detail

isModifiable

boolean isModifiable()

Checks whether the iterator can currently be modified.

Returns:

true if the modification methods of the iterator can be used

isResettable

boolean isResettable()

Checks whether the iterator can be reset.

Returns:

true if the object can be reset

reset

void reset()

Resets the iterator back to its initial state (optional operation).

Throws:

UnsupportedOperationException - if the iterator cannot be reset