The exception thrown by Debug.assert when an assertion is false.
AssertionFailure is a RuntimeException and so does not need to be
listed in the "throws" clauses of method definitions.
breakStringAtFirst takes a string containing fields separated by
a (string) delimiter and returns a two-element string array containing
the substring before the first occurrence of the char, and the
substring after.
Takes an Enumeration e and a Predicate1 p and returns a "wrapper"
Enumeration w such that the elements of w are the corresponding
elements of e, omitting the elements of e for which p.trueOf
returns false.
Lisp-style lists.
The class structure is like that in Common Lisp -- there is an
abstract class List with two subclasses, Cons and Null -- but
only proper lists are allowed.
LList() -
Constructor for class ix.util.lisp.LList
Takes an Enumeration e and a Function1 f and returns a "wrapper"
Enumeration w such that each element of w is the result of calling
f on the corresponding element of e.
The root class for entries in MatchTables.
If you think of a MatchTable as analogous to a case statement,
a MatchCase is analogous to a single case clause, with the
MatchCase's ifSelected method containing the code that is executed
in the body of that clause.
A MatchCase normally contains a pattern that can be examined by
the MatchTable that contains the MatchCase.
A variant of match that can be used internally to match a subset
of the cases that has been selected in some way (such as by indexing
on a "key" in the data).
A root class for objects that contain the bindings that result
from pattern-matching.
MatchEnvs are not used automatically in MatchTable-based matching;
they are merely available in case they are useful.
The Parameters class contains methods that allow information from
application command-line arguments and from Applet parameters to
be used in a uniform way.
A ProcessStatusUpdate is sent to an implementation of the ProcessViewer
interface when telling it of state changes in a process.
The update always contains the current number of COAs and the
total number of issues for each COA, even if these numbers have
not changed since the previous update was sent.