Package org.opendaylight.yangtools.concepts

Interface ItemOrder.Ordered

All Superinterfaces:

ItemOrder<ItemOrder.Ordered>

All Known Subinterfaces:

OrderedContainer<V>, OrderedNodeContainer<V>, OrderingAware.User, UnkeyedListNode, UserLeafSetNode<T>, UserMapNode

All Known Implementing Classes:

ImmutableUnkeyedListNodeBuilder.EmptyImmutableUnkeyedListNode, ImmutableUnkeyedListNodeBuilder.ImmutableUnkeyedListNode, ImmutableUserLeafSetNodeBuilder.ImmutableUserLeafSetNode, ImmutableUserMapNodeBuilder.ImmutableUserMapNode

Enclosing interface:

ItemOrder<T extends ItemOrder<T>>

public static non-sealed interface ItemOrder.Ordered
extends ItemOrder<ItemOrder.Ordered>

Items are ordered and their order is significant. A List is an example of a collection which conforms to this contract.

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface org.opendaylight.yangtools.concepts.ItemOrder

ItemOrder.Ordered, ItemOrder.Unordered

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
boolean	equals(Object obj)	ItemOrder has impact on ItemOrder.equals(Object).
int	hashCode()	ItemOrder has impact on ItemOrder.hashCode().
default Class<ItemOrder.Ordered>	itemOrder()	Return the item order class of this object.

Method Details

itemOrder

default Class<ItemOrder.Ordered> itemOrder()

Description copied from interface: ItemOrder

Return the item order class of this object. The class' equality contracts apply to this object's equality contract.

Specified by:

itemOrder in interface ItemOrder<ItemOrder.Ordered>

Returns:

Item order class.

hashCode

int hashCode()

ItemOrder has impact on ItemOrder.hashCode().

Hash code contract of ItemOrder.Ordered objects should be sensitive to item order. In general similar to List.hashCode() (in the must reading of sensitivity. need not reading of sensitivity could also be implemented as Map.hashCode() in case of a map-like container.

Specified by:

hashCode in interface ItemOrder<ItemOrder.Ordered>

Overrides:

hashCode in class Object

equals

boolean equals(Object obj)

ItemOrder has impact on ItemOrder.equals(Object).

Equality contract of ItemOrder.Ordered objects must be sensitive to item order, similar to List.equals(Object).

Specified by:

equals in interface ItemOrder<ItemOrder.Ordered>

Overrides:

equals in class Object