P - parameter typeE - exception type@FunctionalInterface
public interface FragileProcedure1<E extends java.lang.Exception,P>
Consumer,
but in a more extensible way.
As it is extending Consumer it can be used anywhere a Consumer is expected.FragileProcedure0,
FragileProcedure2,
FragileProcedure3,
Procedure1| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static FragileProcedure1<?,?> |
NULL
Procedure with one argument which does nothing, not even throwing.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
apply(P arg)
Run the function.
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default void |
applyNonNull(P argument)
Apply this procedure only if the argument is not
null. |
static <X extends java.lang.Exception,T> |
empty()
Return a procedure which does nothing, not even throw.
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default Procedure1<P> |
nonFragile()
Convert this to a non-fragile procedure which does not throw a checked exception.
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default Procedure1<P> |
nonFragileX(java.util.function.BiConsumer<? super E,? super P> exceptionHandler)
Convert this to a non-fragile procedure which does not a checked exception.
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default FragileProcedure0<E> |
partial(P argument)
Return a partial evaluation of this procedure.
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@NotNull static final FragileProcedure1<?,?> NULL
empty() instead.void apply(P arg) throws E extends java.lang.Exception
arg - function argumentE - exceptionE extends java.lang.Exception@NotNull default Procedure1<P> nonFragile()
WrappedFragileException for any
checked exception thrown during apply(Object).Procedure1.nonFragile(FragileProcedure1)@NotNull default Procedure1<P> nonFragileX(@NotNull java.util.function.BiConsumer<? super E,? super P> exceptionHandler)
WrappedFragileException for any
checked exception thrown during apply(Object).exceptionHandler - handler called when an exception is encountered.
It may either ignore it, throw an unchecked exception,
or collect the exceptionsProcedure1.nonFragileX(FragileProcedure1, BiConsumer)default void applyNonNull(@Nullable P argument) throws E extends java.lang.Exception
null.
Using this invocation it is guaranteed that apply(Object) will always be called with
a non-null argument.
Use Types.notNull(Object, Object) if yo want to invoke this
with a default argument when argument is null.
argument - argument of this function, possibly nullE - exceptionE extends java.lang.Exception@NotNull default FragileProcedure0<E> partial(P argument)
argument - constant argument use for the evaluation@NotNull static <X extends java.lang.Exception,T> FragileProcedure1<X,T> empty()
NULL, but the compiler will accept it smoothly.X - exception typeT - argument type