How can I construct a SortedMap on top of Guava\'s computing map (or vice versa)? I want the sorted map keys as well as computing values on-th开发者_Go百科e-fly.The simplest is probably to use a Concu
I\'m only started learning guava. So I don\'t know best practices and etc. These is code (it binding some classes and put in Order by input collection):
Is there really no method that determines the number of elements that satisfy a Predicate in an Iterable?
Consider this example which prints out some device type stats. (\"DeviceType\" is an enum with a dozenish values.)
I need some data structure that I can build from standard collections or using guava. So it should be mutable Map<Enum, V>.Where V is pretty interesting structure.
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I have a collection of Strings, and I would like to convert it to a collection of strings were all empty or null Strings are removed and all others are trimmed.
I\'m looking for a opensource library that has an implementation of a random access map. I need a map that maintains its hash index but also indexes the values in insertion order like LinkedHashmap ex
We have a Scala server that is getting a node tree using Protocol Buffers over a socket and we need to attach additional data to each node.
I recently wrote some code to use Predicates from the Guava library to compose complex predicates as filters for a result set. I constructed a class called PredicateFamily which represents a collectio
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