Examples of bak.pcj.BooleanIterator

bak.pcj.BooleanIterator
This class represents iterators over collections of boolean values. @see java.util.Iterator @author Søren Bak @version 1.0 2002/29/12 @since 1.0

        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return getEntry(v) != null;
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                Entry currEntry = null;
                int nextList = nextList(0);
                Entry nextEntry = nextList == -1 ? null : data[nextList];


                int nextList(int index) {

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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        public boolean contains(boolean v) {
            return containsValue(v);
        }


        public BooleanIterator iterator() {
            return new BooleanIterator() {
                int nextEntry = nextEntry(0);
                int lastEntry = -1;


                int nextEntry(int index) {
                    while (index < keys.length && states[index] != OCCUPIED)

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