Package net.sf.jtemporal

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Interface Summary

CachedTimeSeries.ChangeHandler<V>	Applies the changes on the underlying data source.
CachedTimeSeries.MissingElementHandler<V>	Reacts on missing elements.
Instant	You must implement this interface (basically a Comparable) to represent time.
MissingInstantHandler	Deprecated.
ReadableTemporalAttribute<V>	Superinterface common to anything able to return an object for a given instant.
TemporalAttribute<V>	This is a map, whose key is a Period when adding mappings (entries) and an Instant when getting mappings.
TemporalSet<V>	This is a map, whose key is a Period when adding mappings (entries) and an Instant when getting mappings.
TimedObject<V>	Associates an Object to a Period.
TimeSeries<V>	This is more or less a Map, whose key is an Instant.

Class Summary

AbstractTemporalAttribute<V>	Features common to the TemporalAttributes.
AbstractTemporalSet<V>	Features common to the MultiMaps.
AbstractTimedObject<V>	Associates an Object to a Period.
CachedTimeSeries<V>	Caches an external TimeSeries (for ex. to hand code a database access).
Period	Represents a "half-open" immutable time range (which includes the start instant, but not the end instant).
SimpleTimedObject<V>	Associates an Object to a Period.
TemporalAttributeImpl<V>	Implements TemporalAttribute by using a TemporalAttributeStorage.
TemporalSetImpl<V>	The standard implementation of TemporalSet.
TreeTemporalAttribute<V>	Uses internally a TreeMap to store the mappings.
TreeTemporalSet<V>	Maintains internally a TreeMap over the periods and an HashMap over the values so that query performances are acceptable for queries in both dimensions even when the collection is very large.
WeakTimeSeriesFactory	Deprecated.

Package net.sf.jtemporal Description

Main package