Uses of Interface
gnu.lists.Sequence

Packages that use Sequence

gnu.jemacs.buffer	Provides various building blocks for building an Emacs-like text editor.
gnu.jemacs.swing
gnu.jemacs.swt
gnu.kawa.functions	Various core run-time functions and operators.
gnu.lists	Contains utility classes and interfaces for sequences (lists), arrays, and trees.
gnu.mapping	Supports Procedure, and various related classes needed at run-time by dynamically typed languages (such as Scheme and ECMAScript).

Uses of Sequence in gnu.jemacs.buffer

Classes in gnu.jemacs.buffer that implement Sequence

class

Buffer

Methods in gnu.jemacs.buffer with parameters of type Sequence

java.lang.Object

EKeymap.lookupKey(Sequence keys, boolean acceptDefaults)

Uses of Sequence in gnu.jemacs.swing

Classes in gnu.jemacs.swing that implement Sequence

class

SwingBuffer An Emacs buffer implemented using the Swing toolkits.

Uses of Sequence in gnu.jemacs.swt

Classes in gnu.jemacs.swt that implement Sequence

class	BufferContent
class	LineOffsets The purpose of this class is to maintain an ordered set of line offsets for an SwtCharBuffer.
class	SwtBuffer
class	SwtCharBuffer TODO Explain that this is all about.

Uses of Sequence in gnu.kawa.functions

Methods in gnu.kawa.functions with parameters of type Sequence

static java.lang.Object	ArrayRef.arrayRef(Array array, Sequence index)
static void	ArraySet.arraySet(Array array, Sequence index, java.lang.Object value)

Uses of Sequence in gnu.lists

Subinterfaces of Sequence in gnu.lists

interface

CharSeq A sequence where each element is a character.

Classes in gnu.lists that implement Sequence

class	BitVector Simple adjustable-length vector of boolean values.
class	CharBuffer Editable character sequence using a a buffer-gap implementstion and self-adjusting position.
class	F32Vector Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 32-bit floats.
class	F64Vector Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 64-bit floats.
class	FString Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 32-bit floats.
class	FVector Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are Object references.
class	GapVector An array with a gap in the middle, allowing efficient insert and delete.
class	GeneralArray1
class	LList Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists.
class	Pair A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages.
class	PairWithPosition A Pair with the file name and position it was read from.
class	S16Vector Simple adjustable-length vector of signed 16-bit integers (shorts).
class	S32Vector Simple adjustable-length vector of signed 32-bit integers (ints).
class	S64Vector Simple adjustable-length vector of signed 64-bit integers (longs).
class	S8Vector Simple adjustable-length vector of signed 8-bit integers (bytes).
class	SimpleVector A SimpleVector implement as a simple array plus a current size.
class	StableVector Implements a stable sequence with sticky positions.
class	SubCharSeq
class	SubSequence A sequence consisting of a sub-range of the elements of a base sequence.
class	U16Vector Simple adjustable-length vector of unsigned 16-bit integers (shorts).
class	U32Vector Simple adjustable-length vector of unsigned 32-bit integers (ints).
class	U64Vector Simple adjustable-length vector of unsigned 64-bit integers (longs).
class	U8Vector Simple adjustable-length vector of unsigned 8-bit integers (bytes).

Methods in gnu.lists that return Sequence

Sequence	AbstractSequence.subSequence(SeqPosition start, SeqPosition end)
protected Sequence	AbstractSequence.subSequencePos(int ipos0, int ipos1)

Constructors in gnu.lists with parameters of type Sequence

BitVector(Sequence seq)

F32Vector(Sequence seq)

F64Vector(Sequence seq)

FString(Sequence seq)

S16Vector(Sequence seq)

S32Vector(Sequence seq)

S64Vector(Sequence seq)

S8Vector(Sequence seq)

U16Vector(Sequence seq)

U32Vector(Sequence seq)

U64Vector(Sequence seq)

U8Vector(Sequence seq)

Uses of Sequence in gnu.mapping

Classes in gnu.mapping that implement Sequence

class

ValueStack

Methods in gnu.mapping with parameters of type Sequence

static java.lang.Object

Values.make(Sequence seq)