Examples of ca.odell.glazedlists.FunctionList$AdvancedFunction

ca.odell.glazedlists.FunctionList
An AdvancedFunction is an extension of the simple Function interface which provides more hooks in the lifecycle of the transformation of a source element. Specifically, it includes:
- {@link #reevaluate} which is called when an element is mutatedin place and thus run through this mapping function again. It provides access to the previous value returned from this function in case it is of use when remapping the same element.
- {@link #dispose} which is called when an element is removed fromthe FunctionList and is meant to be location that cleans up any resources the Function may have allocated. (like Listeners for example)
If neither of these extensions to FunctionList are useful, users are encouraged to implement only the Function interface for their forward function.

     *      table column at the given <code>columnIndex</code>
     */
    public static <E> AutoCompleteCellEditor<E> createTableCellEditor(Comparator uniqueComparator, TableFormat<E> tableFormat, EventList<E> tableData, int columnIndex) {
        // use a function to extract all values for the column
        final FunctionList.Function<E, Object> columnValueFunction = new TableColumnValueFunction<E>(tableFormat, columnIndex);
        final FunctionList allColumnValues = new FunctionList<E, Object>(tableData, columnValueFunction);


        // narrow the list to just unique values within the column
        final EventList<E> uniqueColumnValues = new UniqueList<E>(allColumnValues, uniqueComparator);


        return createTableCellEditor(uniqueColumnValues);

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     * @param valueFunction produces the values of the source elements in the pie chart
     */
    public EventListPieDataset(EventList<E> source, FunctionList.Function<E, Comparable<K>> keyFunction, FunctionList.Function<E, Number> valueFunction) {
        this.groupingList = null;
        this.sourceList = source;
        this.keyList = new FunctionList(source, keyFunction);
        this.valueList = new FunctionList(source, valueFunction);


        source.addListEventListener(this.datasetEventListener);
    }

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     * @param valueFunction produces the values of the groups in the pie chart
     */
    public EventListPieDataset(EventList<E> source, Comparator<E> groupingComparator, FunctionList.Function<List<E>, Comparable<K>> keyFunction, FunctionList.Function<List<E>, Number> valueFunction) {
        this.groupingList = new GroupingList(source, groupingComparator);
        this.sourceList = this.groupingList;
        this.keyList = new FunctionList(this.groupingList, keyFunction);
        this.valueList = new FunctionList(this.groupingList, valueFunction);


        this.groupingList.addListEventListener(this.datasetEventListener);
    }

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