Uses of Class
jsonvalues.JsLong

Packages that use JsLong
Package
Description
jsonvalues
The `jsonvalues` package provides a set of classes and interfaces for working with JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) data in a type-safe and structured manner.
jsonvalues.gen
This package contains a set of generators for creating JSON-like data structures using the `jsonvalues` library.

  • Uses of JsLong in jsonvalues

    Methods in jsonvalues that return JsLong
    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    JsLong
    JsLong.map(LongUnaryOperator fn)
    Maps this JSON long into another one.
    static JsLong
    JsLong.of(long n)
    Static factory method to create a JsLong from a long primitive type.
    default JsLong
    JsValue.toJsLong()
    Returns this JsValue as a JsLong.
    Methods in jsonvalues with parameters of type JsLong
    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    int
    JsLong.compareTo(JsLong o)
    Compares two JsLong objects numerically.

  • Uses of JsLong in jsonvalues.gen

    Methods in jsonvalues.gen that return types with arguments of type JsLong
    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    Supplier<JsLong>
    JsLongGen.apply(Random seed)
     
    static fun.gen.Gen<JsLong>
    JsLongGen.arbitrary()
    Returns a generator that produces values with a uniform distribution.
    static fun.gen.Gen<JsLong>
    JsLongGen.arbitrary(long min)
    Returns a generator that produces values uniformly distributed over the interval [min,Integer.MAX_VALUE].
    static fun.gen.Gen<JsLong>
    JsLongGen.arbitrary(long min, long max)
    Returns a generator that produces values uniformly distributed over a specified interval.
    static fun.gen.Gen<JsLong>
    JsLongGen.biased()
    Returns a biased generator that produces potential problematic values with a higher probability.
    static fun.gen.Gen<JsLong>
    JsLongGen.biased(long min)
    Returns a biased generator that produces potential problematic values with a higher probability.
    static fun.gen.Gen<JsLong>
    JsLongGen.biased(long min, long max)
    Returns a biased generator that produces potential problematic values with a higher probability.