Uses of Class
org.jppf.utils.Range
Packages that use Range
Package
Description
Support for pluggable monitoring data providers.
Support for networking in JPPF.
Utility and helper classes used throughout the JPPF code.
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Uses of Range in org.jppf.management.diagnostics.provider
Constructors in org.jppf.management.diagnostics.provider with parameters of type RangeModifierConstructorDescriptionDoubleConverterWithFractionDigits(int nbDecimals, String suffix, Range<Double> range) Create a converter producing values with a specified number of fraction digits and a specified suffix. -
Uses of Range in org.jppf.net
Fields in org.jppf.net with type parameters of type Range -
Uses of Range in org.jppf.utils
Methods in org.jppf.utils that return RangeModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionRange.intersection(Range<T> other) Construct aRangethat represents the intersection of this range and the other specified one.
This is equivalent to building a range object with its lower bound equal tomax(this.lower, other.lower)and its upper bound equal tomin(this.upper, other.upper)Construct aRangethat is made of all values between the lowest lower bound and the highest upper bound of this range and the other specified range.Methods in org.jppf.utils with parameters of type RangeModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionbooleanDetermine whether this range is a superset of the specified other.
More formally, this method returns true ifother.lower >= this.lowerandother.upper <= this.upper.Range.intersection(Range<T> other) Construct aRangethat represents the intersection of this range and the other specified one.
This is equivalent to building a range object with its lower bound equal tomax(this.lower, other.lower)and its upper bound equal tomin(this.upper, other.upper)booleanRange.intersects(Range<T> other) Determine whether this range and the specified one have at least one value in common.booleanRange.intersects(Range<T> other, boolean includeBounds) Determine whether this range and the specified one have at least one value in common.Construct aRangethat is made of all values between the lowest lower bound and the highest upper bound of this range and the other specified range.