Class Util

java.lang.Object
org.apache.calcite.util.Util

public class Util extends Object
Miscellaneous utility functions.
  • Field Details

    • LINE_SEPARATOR

      public static final String LINE_SEPARATOR
      System-dependent newline character.

      In general, you should not use this in expected results of tests. Expected results should be the expected result on Linux (or Mac OS) using '\n'. Apply toLinux(String) to Windows actual results, if necessary, to make them look like Linux actual.

    • FILE_SEPARATOR

      public static final String FILE_SEPARATOR
      System-dependent file separator, for example, "/" or "\."
    • FILE_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT

      public static final String FILE_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT
      Datetime format string for generating a timestamp string to be used as part of a filename. Conforms to SimpleDateFormat conventions.
      See Also:
  • Method Details

    • isSingleValue

      public static boolean isSingleValue(SqlCall call)
      Does nothing with its argument. Returns whether it is ensured that the call produces a single value
      Parameters:
      call - the expression to evaluate
      Returns:
      Whether it is ensured that the call produces a single value
    • discard

      public static void discard(@Nullable Object o)
      Does nothing with its argument. Call this method when you have a value you are not interested in, but you don't want the compiler to warn that you are not using it.
    • discard

      public static void discard(int i)
      Does nothing with its argument. Call this method when you have a value you are not interested in, but you don't want the compiler to warn that you are not using it.
    • discard

      public static void discard(boolean b)
      Does nothing with its argument. Call this method when you have a value you are not interested in, but you don't want the compiler to warn that you are not using it.
    • discard

      public static void discard(double d)
      Does nothing with its argument. Call this method when you have a value you are not interested in, but you don't want the compiler to warn that you are not using it.
    • swallow

      public static void swallow(Throwable e, @Nullable org.slf4j.Logger logger)
      Records that an exception has been caught but will not be re-thrown. If the tracer is not null, logs the exception to the tracer.
      Parameters:
      e - Exception
      logger - If not null, logs exception to this logger
    • equalShallow

      public static <T> boolean equalShallow(List<? extends T> list0, List<? extends T> list1)
      Returns whether two lists are equal to each other using shallow comparisons.
      Parameters:
      list0 - First list
      list1 - Second list
      Returns:
      Whether lists are same length and all of their elements are equal using == (may be null).
    • hash

      @Deprecated public static int hash(int i, int j)
      Deprecated.
      Combines two integers into a hash code.
    • hash

      @Deprecated public static int hash(int h, @Nullable Object o)
      Deprecated.
      Computes a hash code from an existing hash code and an object (which may be null).
    • hashArray

      @Deprecated public static int hashArray(int h, Object[] a)
      Deprecated.
      Computes a hash code from an existing hash code and an array of objects (which may be null).
    • hashCode

      @Deprecated public static int hashCode(double v)
      Computes the hash code of a double value. Equivalent to Double.hashCode(double), but that method was only introduced in JDK 1.8.
      Parameters:
      v - Value
      Returns:
      Hash code
    • minus

      public static <T> Set<T> minus(Set<T> set1, Set<T> set2)
      Returns a set of the elements which are in set1 but not in set2, without modifying either.
    • nLogN

      public static double nLogN(double d)
      Computes nlogn(n) using the natural logarithm (or n if n < Math.E, so the result is never negative.
    • nLogM

      public static double nLogM(double n, double m)
      Computes nlog(m) using the natural logarithm (or n if m < Math.E, so the result is never negative.
    • print

      public static void print(PrintWriter pw, Object o)
      Prints an object using reflection. We can handle null; arrays of objects and primitive values; for regular objects, we print all public fields.
    • print

      public static void print(PrintWriter pw, @Nullable Object o, int indent)
    • printJavaString

      public static void printJavaString(Appendable appendable, @Nullable String s, boolean nullMeansNull)
      Prints a string, enclosing in double quotes (") and escaping if necessary. For example, printDoubleQuoted(w,"x\"y",false) prints "x\"y".

      The appendable where the value is printed must not incur I/O operations. This method is not meant to be used for writing the values to permanent storage.

      Throws:
      IllegalStateException - if the print to the specified appendable fails due to I/O
    • println

      public static void println(PrintWriter pw, Object o)
    • toScientificNotation

      public static String toScientificNotation(BigDecimal bd)
      Formats a BigDecimal value to a string in scientific notation For example
      • A value of 0.00001234 would be formated as 1.234E-5
      • A value of 100000.00 would be formated as 1.00E5
      • A value of 100 (scale zero) would be formated as 1E2

      If bd has a precision higher than 20, this method will truncate the output string to have a precision of 20 (no rounding will be done, just a truncate).

    • replace

      public static String replace(String s, String find, String replace)
      Replaces every occurrence of find in s with replace.
    • toURL

      @Deprecated public static URL toURL(File file) throws MalformedURLException
      Deprecated.
      Creates a file-protocol URL for the given file.
      Throws:
      MalformedURLException
    • getFileTimestamp

      @Deprecated public static String getFileTimestamp()
      Deprecated.
      Gets a timestamp string for use in file names. The generated timestamp string reflects the current time.
    • stripDoubleQuotes

      public static String stripDoubleQuotes(String value)
      Converts double-quoted Java strings to their contents. For example, "foo\"bar" becomes foo"bar.
    • toJavaId

      public static String toJavaId(String s, int ordinal)
      Converts an arbitrary string into a string suitable for use as a Java identifier.

      The mapping is one-to-one (that is, distinct strings will produce distinct java identifiers). The mapping is also reversible, but the inverse mapping is not implemented.

      A valid Java identifier must start with a Unicode letter, underscore, or dollar sign ($). The other characters, if any, can be a Unicode letter, underscore, dollar sign, or digit.

      This method uses an algorithm similar to URL encoding. Valid characters are unchanged; invalid characters are converted to an underscore followed by the hex code of the character; and underscores are doubled.

      Examples:

      • toJavaId("foo") returns "foo"
      • toJavaId("foo bar") returns "foo_20_bar"
      • toJavaId("foo_bar") returns "foo__bar"
      • toJavaId("0bar") returns "_40_bar" (digits are illegal as a prefix)
      • toJavaId("foo0bar") returns "foo0bar"
    • isValidJavaIdentifier

      public static boolean isValidJavaIdentifier(String s)
      Returns true when input string is a valid Java identifier.
      Parameters:
      s - input string
      Returns:
      true when input string is a valid Java identifier
    • toLinux

      public static String toLinux(String s)
    • toList

      @Deprecated public static <T> List<T> toList(Iterator<T> iter)
      Deprecated.
      Materializes the results of a Iterator as a List.
      Parameters:
      iter - iterator to materialize
      Returns:
      materialized list
    • isNullOrEmpty

      public static boolean isNullOrEmpty(@Nullable String s)
      Returns whether s == null or if s.length() == 0.
    • commaList

      public static <T> String commaList(List<T> list)
      Converts a list of a string, with commas between elements.

      For example, commaList(Arrays.asList({"a", "b"})) returns "a, b".

      Parameters:
      list - List
      Returns:
      String representation of string
    • sepList

      public static <T> String sepList(List<T> list, String sep)
      Converts a list of a string, with a given separator between elements.
    • printIterable

      public static <E> StringBuilder printIterable(StringBuilder sb, Iterable<E> iterable)
      Prints a collection of elements to a StringBuilder, in the same format as AbstractCollection.toString().
    • printList

      public static StringBuilder printList(StringBuilder sb, int elementCount, ObjIntConsumer<StringBuilder> consumer)
      Prints a set of elements to a StringBuilder, in the same format same as AbstractCollection.toString().

      The 'set' is represented by the number of elements and an action to perform for each element.

      This method can be a very efficient way to convert a structure to a string, because the components can write directly to the StringBuilder rather than constructing intermediate strings.

      See Also:
    • getDefaultCharset

      public static Charset getDefaultCharset()
      Returns the Charset object representing the value of CalciteSystemProperty.DEFAULT_CHARSET.
      Throws:
      IllegalCharsetNameException - If the given charset name is illegal
      UnsupportedCharsetException - If no support for the named charset is available in this instance of the Java virtual machine
    • newInternal

      @Deprecated public static Error newInternal()
      Deprecated.
      Throw new AssertionError
    • newInternal

      @Deprecated public static Error newInternal(String s)
      Deprecated.
      Throw new AssertionError
    • newInternal

      @Deprecated public static Error newInternal(Throwable e)
      Deprecated.
      Throw new RuntimeException if checked; throw raw exception if unchecked or Error
    • newInternal

      public static Error newInternal(Throwable e, String s)
      Deprecated.
      Throw new AssertionError if applicable; or RuntimeException if e is checked; or raw exception if e is unchecked or Error.
    • throwIfUnchecked

      @Deprecated public static void throwIfUnchecked(Throwable throwable)
      Deprecated.
      As Throwables.throwIfUnchecked(Throwable).
    • throwAsRuntime

      @API(since="1.26", status=EXPERIMENTAL) public static RuntimeException throwAsRuntime(Throwable throwable)
      This method rethrows input throwable as is (if its unchecked) or wraps it with RuntimeException and throws.

      The typical usage would be throw throwAsRuntime(...), where throw statement is needed so Java compiler knows the execution stops at that line.

      Parameters:
      throwable - input throwable
      Returns:
      the method never returns, it always throws an unchecked exception
    • throwAsRuntime

      @API(since="1.26", status=EXPERIMENTAL) public static RuntimeException throwAsRuntime(String message, Throwable throwable)
      This method rethrows input throwable as is (if its unchecked) with an extra message or wraps it with RuntimeException and throws.

      The typical usage would be throw throwAsRuntime(...), where throw statement is needed so Java compiler knows the execution stops at that line.

      Parameters:
      throwable - input throwable
      Returns:
      the method never returns, it always throws an unchecked exception
    • toUnchecked

      public static RuntimeException toUnchecked(Exception e)
      Wraps an exception with RuntimeException and return it. If the exception is already an instance of RuntimeException, returns it directly.
    • causeOrSelf

      @API(since="1.26", status=EXPERIMENTAL) public static Throwable causeOrSelf(Throwable throwable)
      Returns cause of the given throwable if it is non-null or the throwable itself.
      Parameters:
      throwable - input throwable
      Returns:
      cause of the given throwable if it is non-null or the throwable itself
    • getMessages

      @Deprecated public static String getMessages(Throwable t)
      Deprecated.
      Retrieves messages in a exception and writes them to a string. In the string returned, each message will appear on a different line.
      Returns:
      a non-null string containing all messages of the exception
    • getStackTrace

      @Deprecated public static String getStackTrace(Throwable t)
      Deprecated.
      Use Throwables.getStackTraceAsString(Throwable)
      Returns the stack trace of a throwable. Called from native code.
      Parameters:
      t - Throwable
      Returns:
      Stack trace
    • pre

      @Deprecated public static void pre(boolean b, String description)
      Deprecated.
      Use Preconditions.checkArgument(boolean) or Objects.requireNonNull(Object)
    • post

      @Deprecated public static void post(boolean b, String description)
      Deprecated.
      Use Preconditions.checkArgument(boolean) or Objects.requireNonNull(Object)
    • permAssert

      @Deprecated public static void permAssert(boolean b, String description)
      Deprecated.
      Use Preconditions.checkArgument(boolean)
    • needToImplement

      public static RuntimeException needToImplement(@Nullable Object o)
      Returns a RuntimeException indicating that a particular feature has not been implemented, but should be.

      If every 'hole' in our functionality uses this method, it will be easier for us to identity the holes. Throwing a UnsupportedOperationException isn't as good, because sometimes we actually want to partially implement an API.

      Example usage:

      class MyVisitor extends BaseVisitor {
           void accept(Foo foo) {
               // Exception will identify which subclass forgot to override
               // this method
               throw Util.needToImplement(this);
           }
       }
      Parameters:
      o - The object which was the target of the call, or null. Passing the object gives crucial information if a method needs to be overridden and a subclass forgot to do so.
      Returns:
      an UnsupportedOperationException.
    • deprecated

      public static <T> T deprecated(T argument, boolean fail)
      Deprecated.
      If a piece of code calls this method, it indicates that the code needs to be cleaned up.
      Flags a piece of code as needing to be cleaned up before you check in.

      Introduce a call to this method to indicate that a piece of code, or a javadoc comment, needs work before you check in. If you have an IDE which can easily trace references, this is an easy way to maintain a to-do list.

      Checked-in code must never call this method: you must remove all calls/references to this method before you check in.

      The argument has generic type and determines the type of the result. This allows you to use the method inside an expression, for example

      int x = Util.deprecated(0, false);

      but the usual usage is to pass in a descriptive string.

      Examples

      Example #1: Using deprecated to fail if a piece of supposedly dead code is reached

      void foo(int x) {
           if (x < 0) {
               // If this code is executed, an error will be thrown.
               Util.deprecated(
                   "no longer need to handle negative numbers", true);
               bar(x);
           } else {
               baz(x);
           }
       }

      Example #2: Using deprecated to comment out dead code

      if (Util.deprecated(false, false)) {
           // This code will not be executed, but an error will not be thrown.
           baz();
       }
      Parameters:
      argument - Arbitrary argument to the method.
      fail - Whether to throw an exception if this method is called
      Returns:
      The value of the argument.
    • contains

      public static boolean contains(String[] a, int length, String s)
      Returns whether an array of strings contains a given string among the first length entries.
      Parameters:
      a - Array of strings
      length - Number of entries to search
      s - String to seek
      Returns:
      Whether array contains the name
    • readAllAsString

      @Deprecated public static String readAllAsString(Reader reader) throws IOException
      Deprecated.
      Reads all remaining contents from a Reader and returns them as a string.
      Parameters:
      reader - reader to read from
      Returns:
      reader contents as string
      Throws:
      IOException
    • squelchJar

      @Deprecated public static void squelchJar(@Nullable JarFile jar)
      Deprecated.
      Closes a Jar, ignoring any I/O exception. This should only be used in finally blocks when it's necessary to avoid throwing an exception which might mask a real exception.
      Parameters:
      jar - jar to close
    • squelchStream

      @Deprecated public static void squelchStream(@Nullable InputStream stream)
      Deprecated.
      Closes an InputStream, ignoring any I/O exception. This should only be used in finally blocks when it's necessary to avoid throwing an exception which might mask a real exception.
      Parameters:
      stream - stream to close
    • squelchStream

      @Deprecated public static void squelchStream(@Nullable OutputStream stream)
      Deprecated.
      Closes an OutputStream, ignoring any I/O exception. This should only be used in finally blocks when it's necessary to avoid throwing an exception which might mask a real exception. If you want to make sure that data has been successfully flushed, do NOT use this anywhere else; use stream.close() instead.
      Parameters:
      stream - stream to close
    • squelchReader

      @Deprecated public static void squelchReader(@Nullable Reader reader)
      Deprecated.
      Closes a Reader, ignoring any I/O exception. This should only be used in finally blocks when it's necessary to avoid throwing an exception which might mask a real exception.
      Parameters:
      reader - reader to close
    • squelchWriter

      @Deprecated public static void squelchWriter(@Nullable Writer writer)
      Deprecated.
      Closes a Writer, ignoring any I/O exception. This should only be used in finally blocks when it's necessary to avoid throwing an exception which might mask a real exception. If you want to make sure that data has been successfully flushed, do NOT use this anywhere else; use writer.close() instead.
      Parameters:
      writer - writer to close
    • squelchStmt

      @Deprecated public static void squelchStmt(@Nullable Statement stmt)
      Deprecated.
      Closes a Statement, ignoring any SQL exception. This should only be used in finally blocks when it's necessary to avoid throwing an exception which might mask a real exception.
      Parameters:
      stmt - stmt to close
    • squelchConnection

      @Deprecated public static void squelchConnection(@Nullable Connection connection)
      Deprecated.
      Closes a Connection, ignoring any SQL exception. This should only be used in finally blocks when it's necessary to avoid throwing an exception which might mask a real exception.
      Parameters:
      connection - connection to close
    • rtrim

      @Deprecated public static String rtrim(String s)
      Deprecated.
      Trims trailing spaces from a string.
      Parameters:
      s - string to be trimmed
      Returns:
      trimmed string
    • rpad

      @Deprecated public static String rpad(String s, int len)
      Deprecated.
      Use Spaces.padRight(String, int)
      Pads a string with spaces up to a given length.
      Parameters:
      s - string to be padded
      len - desired length
      Returns:
      padded string
    • toString

      public static <T> String toString(Iterable<T> iterable, String start, String sep, String end)
      Converts an iterable to a string.
    • lines

      public static String lines(Iterable<String> strings)
      Converts a list of strings to a string separated by newlines.
    • tokenize

      public static Iterable<String> tokenize(String s, String delim)
      Converts a string into tokens.
    • toPosix

      public static String toPosix(TimeZone tz, boolean verbose)
      Converts a Java timezone to POSIX format, so that the boost C++ library can instantiate timezone objects.

      POSIX IEEE 1003.1 defines a format for timezone specifications.

      The boost C++ library can read these specifications and instantiate posix_time_zone objects from them. The purpose of this method, therefore, is to allow the C++ code such as the fennel calculator to use the same notion of timezone as Java code.

      The format is as follows:

      "std offset dst [offset],start[/time],end[/time]"

      where:

      • 'std' specifies the abbrev of the time zone.
      • 'offset' is the offset from UTC, and takes the form [+|-]hh[:mm[:ss]] {h=0-23, m/s=0-59}
      • 'dst' specifies the abbrev of the time zone during daylight savings time
      • The second offset is how many hours changed during DST. Default=1
      • 'start' and 'end' are the dates when DST goes into (and out of) effect. They can each be one of three forms:
        1. Mm.w.d {month=1-12, week=1-5 (5 is always last), day=0-6}
        2. Jn {n=1-365 Feb29 is never counted}
        3. n {n=0-365 Feb29 is counted in leap years}
      • 'time' has the same format as 'offset', and defaults to 02:00:00.

      For example:

      • "PST-8PDT01:00:00,M4.1.0/02:00:00,M10.1.0/02:00:00"; or more tersely
      • "PST-8PDT,M4.1.0,M10.1.0"

      (Real format strings do not contain spaces; they are in the above template only for readability.)

      Boost apparently diverges from the POSIX standard in how it treats the sign of timezone offsets. The POSIX standard states 'If preceded by a '-', the timezone shall be east of the Prime Meridian; otherwise, it shall be west', yet boost requires the opposite. For instance, PST has offset '-8' above. This method generates timezone strings consistent with boost's expectations.

      Parameters:
      tz - Timezone
      verbose - Whether to include fields which can be omitted because they have their default values
      Returns:
      Timezone in POSIX format (offset sign reversed, per boost's idiosyncracies)
    • parseLocale

      public static Locale parseLocale(String localeString)
      Parses a locale string.

      The inverse operation of Locale.toString().

      Parameters:
      localeString - Locale string, e.g. "en" or "en_US"
      Returns:
      Java locale object
    • cast

      public static <E> List<E> cast(List<? super E> list, Class<E> clazz)
      Converts a list whose members are automatically down-cast to a given type.

      If a member of the backing list is not an instanceof E, the accessing method (such as List.get(int)) will throw a ClassCastException.

      All modifications are automatically written to the backing list. Not synchronized.

      Parameters:
      list - Backing list.
      clazz - Class to cast to.
      Returns:
      A list whose members are of the desired type.
    • cast

      public static <E extends @PolyNull Object> Iterator<E> cast(Iterator<? extends @PolyNull Object> iter, Class<E> clazz)
      Converts a iterator whose members are automatically down-cast to a given type.

      If a member of the backing iterator is not an instance of E, Iterator.next()) will throw a ClassCastException.

      All modifications are automatically written to the backing iterator. Not synchronized.

      If the backing iterator has not-nullable elements, the returned iterator has not-nullable elements.

      Parameters:
      iter - Backing iterator
      clazz - Class to cast to
      Returns:
      An iterator whose members are of the desired type.
    • cast

      public static <E> Iterable<E> cast(Iterable<? super E> iterable, Class<E> clazz)
      Converts an Iterable whose members are automatically down-cast to a given type.

      All modifications are automatically written to the backing iterator. Not synchronized.

      Parameters:
      iterable - Backing iterable
      clazz - Class to cast to
      Returns:
      An iterable whose members are of the desired type.
    • filter

      public static <E> Iterable<E> filter(Iterable<?> iterable, Class<E> includeFilter)
      Makes a collection of untyped elements appear as a list of strictly typed elements, by filtering out those which are not of the correct type.

      The returned object is an Iterable, which makes it ideal for use with the 'foreach' construct. For example,

      
         List<Number> numbers = Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3.14, 4, null, 6E23);
         for (int myInt : filter(numbers, Integer.class)) {
           print(i);
         }
       

      will print 1, 2, 4.

      Parameters:
      iterable - Iterable
      includeFilter - Class whose instances to include
    • filter

      public static <E> Collection<E> filter(Collection<?> collection, Class<E> includeFilter)
    • filter

      public static <E> List<E> filter(List<?> list, Class<E> includeFilter)
      Returns a subset of a list containing only elements of a given type.

      Modifications to the list are NOT written back to the source list.

      Parameters:
      list - List of objects
      includeFilter - Class to filter for
      Returns:
      List of objects of given class (or a subtype)
    • toMap

      public static Map<String,String> toMap(Properties properties)
      Converts a Properties object to a Map<String, String>.

      This is necessary because Properties is a dinosaur class. It ought to extend Map<String,String>, but instead extends Hashtable<Object,Object>.

      Typical usage, to iterate over a Properties:

      Properties properties;
      for (Map.Entry<String, String> entry = Util.toMap(properties).entrySet()) {
      println("key=" + entry.getKey() + ", value=" + entry.getValue());
      }
    • mapOf

      public static <K, V> Map<K,V> mapOf(K key, V value, Object... keyValues)
      Returns a hashmap with given contents.

      Use this method in initializers. Type parameters are inferred from context, and the contents are initialized declaratively. For example,

      Map<String, Integer> population =
        Olap4jUtil.mapOf(
          "UK", 65000000,
          "USA", 300000000);
      Type Parameters:
      K - Key type
      V - Value type
      Parameters:
      key - First key
      value - First value
      keyValues - Second and sequent key/value pairs
      Returns:
      Map with given contents
    • unexpected

      public static <E extends Enum<E>> Error unexpected(E value)
      Returns an exception indicating that we didn't expect to find this enumeration here.
      Parameters:
      value - Enumeration value which was not expected
      Returns:
      an error, to be thrown
    • enumConstants

      public static <T extends Enum<T>> Map<String,T> enumConstants(Class<T> clazz)
      Creates a map of the values of an enumeration by name.
      Parameters:
      clazz - Enumeration class
      Returns:
      map of values
    • enumVal

      public static <T extends Enum<T>> @Nullable T enumVal(Class<T> clazz, String name)
      Returns the value of an enumeration with a particular name.

      Similar to Enum.valueOf(Class, String), but returns null rather than throwing IllegalArgumentException.

      Type Parameters:
      T - Enum class type
      Parameters:
      clazz - Enum class
      name - Name of enum constant
      Returns:
      Enum constant or null
    • enumVal

      public static <T extends Enum<T>> T enumVal(T default_, @Nullable String name)
      Returns the value of an enumeration with a particular or default value if not found.
      Type Parameters:
      T - Enum class type
      Parameters:
      default_ - Default value (not null)
      name - Name of enum constant
      Returns:
      Enum constant, never null
    • quotientList

      public static <E> List<E> quotientList(List<E> list, int n, int k)
      Creates a list that returns every nth element of a list, starting at element k.

      It is OK if the list is empty or its size is not a multiple of n.

      For instance, quotientList(list, 2, 0) returns the even elements of a list, and quotientList(list, 2, 1) returns the odd elements. Those lists are the same length only if list has even size.

    • pairs

      public static <E> List<Pair<E,E>> pairs(List<E> list)
      Given a list with N elements [e0, e1, ..., eN-1] (where N is even), returns a list of the N / 2 elements [ (e0, e1), (e2, e3), ... ].
    • first

      public static <T> @PolyNull T first(@Nullable T v0, @PolyNull T v1)
      Returns the first value if it is not null, otherwise the second value.

      The result may be null only if the second argument is not null.

      Equivalent to the Elvis operator (?:) of languages such as Groovy or PHP.

    • first

      public static double first(@Nullable Double v0, double v1)
      Unboxes a Double value, using a given default value if it is null.
    • first

      public static float first(@Nullable Float v0, float v1)
      Unboxes a Float value, using a given default value if it is null.
    • first

      public static int first(@Nullable Integer v0, int v1)
      Unboxes a Integer value, using a given default value if it is null.
    • first

      public static long first(@Nullable Long v0, long v1)
      Unboxes a Long value, using a given default value if it is null.
    • first

      public static boolean first(@Nullable Boolean v0, boolean v1)
      Unboxes a Boolean value, using a given default value if it is null.
    • first

      public static short first(@Nullable Short v0, short v1)
      Unboxes a Short value, using a given default value if it is null.
    • first

      public static char first(@Nullable Character v0, char v1)
      Unboxes a Character value, using a given default value if it is null.
    • first

      public static byte first(@Nullable Byte v0, byte v1)
      Unboxes a Byte value, using a given default value if it is null.
    • orEmpty

      public static <T> Iterable<T> orEmpty(@Nullable Iterable<T> v0)
    • first

      public <E> E first(List<E> list)
      Returns the first element of a list.
      Throws:
      IndexOutOfBoundsException - if the list is empty
    • last

      public static <E> E last(List<E> list)
      Returns the last element of a list.
      Throws:
      IndexOutOfBoundsException - if the list is empty
    • first

      public static <E> List<E> first(List<E> list, int n)
      Returns the first n elements of a list.
    • skipLast

      public static <E> List<E> skipLast(List<E> list)
      Returns every element of a list but its last element.
    • skipLast

      public static <E> List<E> skipLast(List<E> list, int n)
      Returns every element of a list but its last n elements.
    • last

      public static <E> List<E> last(List<E> list, int n)
      Returns the last n elements of a list.
    • skip

      public static <E> List<E> skip(List<E> list)
      Returns all but the first element of a list.
    • skip

      public static <E> List<E> skip(List<E> list, int fromIndex)
      Returns all but the first n elements of a list.
    • range

      public static List<Integer> range(int end)
    • range

      public static List<Integer> range(int start, int end)
    • isDistinct

      public static <E> boolean isDistinct(List<E> list)
      Returns whether the elements of list are distinct.
    • firstDuplicate

      public static <E> int firstDuplicate(List<E> list)
      Returns the ordinal of the first element in the list which is equal to a previous element in the list.

      For example, firstDuplicate(Arrays.asList("a", "b", "c", "b", "a")) returns 3, the ordinal of the 2nd "b".

      Parameters:
      list - List
      Returns:
      Ordinal of first duplicate, or -1 if not found
    • isDefinitelyDistinctAndNonNull

      public static <E> boolean isDefinitelyDistinctAndNonNull(List<? extends @Nullable E> list)
      Returns whether the elements of list are definitely distinct and not null, working quickly and sometimes giving false negatives for large lists.

      A return of true means that the list is distinct (true positive); a return of false means either that list is not distinct (true negative) or that the list is large and distinct (false negative). (If the list is large, a hash map would be required to do an accurate job, and this method does its best quickly.)

    • distinctList

      public static <E> List<E> distinctList(List<E> list)
      Converts a list into a list with unique elements.

      The order is preserved; the second and subsequent occurrences are removed.

      If the list is already unique it is returned unchanged.

    • distinctList

      public static <E> List<E> distinctList(Iterable<E> keys)
      Converts an iterable into a list with unique elements.

      The order is preserved; the second and subsequent occurrences are removed.

      If iterable is a unique list it is returned unchanged.

    • intersects

      public static <E> boolean intersects(Collection<E> c0, Collection<E> c1)
      Returns whether two collections have any elements in common.
    • findMatch

      public static int findMatch(List<String> strings, String seek, boolean caseSensitive)
      Looks for a string within a list of strings, using a given case-sensitivity policy, and returns the position at which the first match is found, or -1 if there are no matches.
    • matches

      public static boolean matches(boolean caseSensitive, String s0, String s1)
      Returns whether a name matches another according to a given case-sensitivity policy.
    • startsWith

      public static <E> boolean startsWith(List<E> list0, List<E> list1)
      Returns whether one list is a prefix of another.
    • listToString

      public static String listToString(List<String> list)
      Converts ["ab", "c"] to "ab"."c".
    • stringToList

      public static List<String> stringToList(String s)
    • human

      public static String human(double d)
      Converts a number into human-readable form, with 3 digits and a "K", "M" or "G" multiplier for thousands, millions or billions.

      Examples: -2, 0, 1, 999, 1.00K, 1.99K, 3.45M, 4.56B.

    • asIndexMapJ

      public static <K, V> Map<K,V> asIndexMapJ(Collection<V> values, Function<V,K> function)
      Returns a map that is a view onto a collection of values, using the provided function to convert a value to a key.

      Unlike Maps.uniqueIndex(Iterable, com.google.common.base.Function), returns a view whose contents change as the collection of values changes.

      Type Parameters:
      K - Key type
      V - Value type
      Parameters:
      values - Collection of values
      function - Function to map value to key
      Returns:
      Map that is a view onto the values
    • asIndexMap

      @Deprecated public static <K, V> Map<K,V> asIndexMap(Collection<V> values, com.google.common.base.Function<V,K> function)
      Deprecated.
    • debugCode

      public static void debugCode(PrintStream out, String code)
      Prints the given code with line numbering.
    • immutableCopy

      public static <E> List<List<E>> immutableCopy(Iterable<? extends Iterable<E>> lists)
      Returns a copy of a list of lists, making the component lists immutable if they are not already.
    • printWriter

      public static PrintWriter printWriter(OutputStream out)
      Creates a PrintWriter to a given output stream using UTF-8 character set.

      Does not use the default character set.

    • printWriter

      public static PrintWriter printWriter(File file) throws FileNotFoundException
      Creates a PrintWriter to a given file using UTF-8 character set.

      Does not use the default character set.

      Throws:
      FileNotFoundException
    • reader

      public static BufferedReader reader(InputStream in)
      Creates a BufferedReader to a given input stream using UTF-8 character set.

      Does not use the default character set.

    • reader

      public static BufferedReader reader(File file) throws FileNotFoundException
      Creates a BufferedReader to read a given file using UTF-8 character set.

      Does not use the default character set.

      Throws:
      FileNotFoundException
    • asStringBuilder

      public static void asStringBuilder(Appendable appendable, Consumer<StringBuilder> consumer)
      Given an Appendable, performs an action that requires a StringBuilder. Casts the Appendable if possible.
    • calendar

      public static Calendar calendar()
      Creates a Calendar in the UTC time zone and root locale. Does not use the time zone or locale.
    • calendar

      public static Calendar calendar(long millis)
      Creates a Calendar in the UTC time zone and root locale with a given time.
    • toImmutableList

      @Deprecated public static <T> Collector<T,?,com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList<T>> toImmutableList()
      Deprecated.
      Use ImmutableList.toImmutableList()
      Returns a Collector that accumulates the input elements into a Guava ImmutableList via a ImmutableList.Builder.
    • combine

      public static <E> com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList.Builder<E> combine(com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList.Builder<E> b0, com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList.Builder<E> b1)
      Combines a second immutable list builder into a first.
    • combine

      public static <E> ArrayList<E> combine(ArrayList<E> list0, ArrayList<E> list1)
      Combines a second array list into a first.
    • andThen

      public static <X> UnaryOperator<X> andThen(UnaryOperator<X> op1, UnaryOperator<X> op2)
      Returns an operator that applies op1 and then op2.

      As Function.andThen(Function) but for UnaryOperator.

    • transform

      public static <F, T> List<T> transform(List<? extends F> list, Function<? super F,? extends T> function)
      Transforms a list, applying a function to each element.
    • transformIndexed

      public static <F, T> List<T> transformIndexed(List<? extends F> list, BiFunction<? super F,Integer,? extends T> function)
      Transforms a list, applying a function to each element, also passing in the element's index in the list.
    • transform

      @API(since="1.27", status=EXPERIMENTAL) public static <F, T> Iterable<T> transform(Iterable<? extends F> iterable, Function<? super F,? extends T> function)
      Transforms an iterable, applying a function to each element.
    • transform

      @API(since="1.27", status=EXPERIMENTAL) public static <F, T> Iterator<T> transform(Iterator<? extends F> iterator, Function<? super F,? extends T> function)
      Transforms an iterator.
    • filter

      @API(since="1.27", status=EXPERIMENTAL) public static <E> Iterable<E> filter(Iterable<? extends E> iterable, Predicate<? super E> predicate)
      Filters an iterable.
    • filter

      @API(since="1.27", status=EXPERIMENTAL) public static <E> Iterator<E> filter(Iterator<? extends E> iterator, Predicate<? super E> predicate)
      Filters an iterator.
    • moveToHead

      public static <E> List<E> moveToHead(List<? extends E> terms, Predicate<? super E> predicate)
      Returns a list with any elements for which the predicate is true moved to the head of the list. The algorithm does not modify the list, is stable, and is idempotent.
    • select

      public static <E> List<E> select(List<E> list, List<Integer> ordinals)
      Returns a view of a list, picking the elements of a list with the given set of ordinals.
    • blackholeMap

      public static <K, V> Map<K,V> blackholeMap()
      Returns a map which ignores any write operation.