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Packages that use gnu.lists | |
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gnu.commonlisp.lang | |
gnu.expr | Supports Expression ,
and various related classes need to compile programming languages. |
gnu.jemacs.buffer | Provides various building blocks for building an Emacs-like text editor. |
gnu.jemacs.lang | Contains classes to implement the Emacs Lisp language. |
gnu.jemacs.swing | |
gnu.jemacs.swt | |
gnu.kawa.brl | |
gnu.kawa.functions | Various core run-time functions and operators. |
gnu.kawa.lispexpr | Support classes for compiling and running Lisp languages. |
gnu.kawa.models | Model classes for an experimental model-view-controller framework. |
gnu.kawa.sax | |
gnu.kawa.servlet | |
gnu.kawa.swingviews | Swing-based view classes for an experimental model-view-controller framework. |
gnu.kawa.xml | Classes for using XML within Kawa. |
gnu.kawa.xslt | |
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). |
gnu.q2.lang | Support for the experimental Q2 language. |
gnu.text | Supports various utility classes for formatting, parsing, and manipulating text (strings). |
gnu.xml | Utilities for working with XML. |
gnu.xquery.lang | |
gnu.xquery.util | |
kawa | Classes for user interaction with Kawa. |
kawa.lang | Core Kawa classes for Scheme and Lisp compile-time. |
kawa.standard | Primitive Scheme syntax and functions. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.commonlisp.lang | |
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AbstractFormat
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LList
Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists. |
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Pair
A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.expr | |
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AbstractFormat
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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Convert
A class that encapsulates primitive<->Object conversions. |
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PrintConsumer
A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.jemacs.buffer | |
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AbstractSequence
An AbstractSequence is used to implement Sequences, and almost all classes that extend AbstractSequence will implement Sequence. |
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CharBuffer
Editable character sequence using a a buffer-gap implementstion and self-adjusting position. |
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CharSeq
A sequence where each element is a character. |
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Consumable
An object that can send its contents to a Consumer. |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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LList
Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists. |
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SeqPosition
A position in a sequence (list). |
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Sequence
A Sequence is an ordered list of elements. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.jemacs.lang | |
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AbstractFormat
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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Pair
A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.jemacs.swing | |
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AbstractSequence
An AbstractSequence is used to implement Sequences, and almost all classes that extend AbstractSequence will implement Sequence. |
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CharSeq
A sequence where each element is a character. |
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Consumable
An object that can send its contents to a Consumer. |
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LList
Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists. |
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Sequence
A Sequence is an ordered list of elements. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.jemacs.swt | |
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AbstractSequence
An AbstractSequence is used to implement Sequences, and almost all classes that extend AbstractSequence will implement Sequence. |
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CharSeq
A sequence where each element is a character. |
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Consumable
An object that can send its contents to a Consumer. |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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FString
Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 32-bit floats. |
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GapVector
An array with a gap in the middle, allowing efficient insert and delete. |
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LList
Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists. |
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Sequence
A Sequence is an ordered list of elements. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.brl | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.functions | |
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AbstractFormat
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Array
General interface to arrays of arbitrary dimension. |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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FString
Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 32-bit floats. |
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LList
Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists. |
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Sequence
A Sequence is an ordered list of elements. |
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SimpleVector
A SimpleVector implement as a simple array plus a current size. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.lispexpr | |
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FVector
Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are Object references. |
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Pair
A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages. |
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SimpleVector
A SimpleVector implement as a simple array plus a current size. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.models | |
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CharBuffer
Editable character sequence using a a buffer-gap implementstion and self-adjusting position. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.sax | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.servlet | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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FilterConsumer
A Consumer that wraps some other Consumer. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.swingviews | |
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CharBuffer
Editable character sequence using a a buffer-gap implementstion and self-adjusting position. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.xml | |
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AbstractSequence
An AbstractSequence is used to implement Sequences, and almost all classes that extend AbstractSequence will implement Sequence. |
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AttributePredicate
A predicate that (only) matches a ATTRIBUTE_VALUE. |
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Consumable
An object that can send its contents to a Consumer. |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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ElementPredicate
A predicate that (only) matches a ELEMENT_VALUE. |
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FilterConsumer
A Consumer that wraps some other Consumer. |
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ItemPredicate
A predicate (or type) on an item in a sequence. |
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NodePredicate
A predicate that (only) matches only "nodes" in the XML sense. |
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PositionConsumer
An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it. |
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SeqPosition
A position in a sequence (list). |
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TreeList
A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure. |
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TreePosition
A position that can also go down and up in a tree. |
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XConsumer
A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.kawa.xslt | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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TreeList
A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.lists | |
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AbstractSequence
An AbstractSequence is used to implement Sequences, and almost all classes that extend AbstractSequence will implement Sequence. |
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Array
General interface to arrays of arbitrary dimension. |
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CharSeq
A sequence where each element is a character. |
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Consumable
An object that can send its contents to a Consumer. |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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Convert
A class that encapsulates primitive<->Object conversions. |
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EofClass
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ExtSequence
Abstract helper class for Sequences that use an ExtPosition. |
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FilterConsumer
A Consumer that wraps some other Consumer. |
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FString
Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are 32-bit floats. |
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GapVector
An array with a gap in the middle, allowing efficient insert and delete. |
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GeneralArray
A class to handle general multi-dimensional arrays. |
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ItemPredicate
A predicate (or type) on an item in a sequence. |
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LList
Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists. |
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NodePredicate
A predicate that (only) matches only "nodes" in the XML sense. |
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Pair
A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages. |
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PairWithPosition
A Pair with the file name and position it was read from. |
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PositionConsumer
An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it. |
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PrintConsumer
A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter. |
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SeqPosition
A position in a sequence (list). |
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Sequence
A Sequence is an ordered list of elements. |
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SimpleVector
A SimpleVector implement as a simple array plus a current size. |
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StableVector
Implements a stable sequence with sticky positions. |
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SubSequence
A sequence consisting of a sub-range of the elements of a base sequence. |
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TreeList
A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure. |
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TreePosition
A position that can also go down and up in a tree. |
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VoidConsumer
A Consumer that does nothing. |
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XConsumer
A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.mapping | |
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AbstractFormat
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AbstractSequence
An AbstractSequence is used to implement Sequences, and almost all classes that extend AbstractSequence will implement Sequence. |
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Consumable
An object that can send its contents to a Consumer. |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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LList
Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists. |
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PositionConsumer
An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it. |
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PrintConsumer
A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter. |
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Sequence
A Sequence is an ordered list of elements. |
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TreeList
A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure. |
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XConsumer
A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.q2.lang | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.text | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.xml | |
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AbstractSequence
An AbstractSequence is used to implement Sequences, and almost all classes that extend AbstractSequence will implement Sequence. |
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Consumable
An object that can send its contents to a Consumer. |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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FilterConsumer
A Consumer that wraps some other Consumer. |
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PositionConsumer
An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it. |
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PrintConsumer
A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter. |
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SeqPosition
A position in a sequence (list). |
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TreeList
A compact representation of a tree, that is a nested list structure. |
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XConsumer
A Consumer extended with XML-specific methods. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.xquery.lang | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by gnu.xquery.util | |
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AbstractSequence
An AbstractSequence is used to implement Sequences, and almost all classes that extend AbstractSequence will implement Sequence. |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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FilterConsumer
A Consumer that wraps some other Consumer. |
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PositionConsumer
An object that can be "fed" a TreePosition, and will do something with it. |
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SeqPosition
A position in a sequence (list). |
Classes in gnu.lists used by kawa | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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FVector
Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are Object references. |
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PrintConsumer
A Consumer that extends a PrintWriter. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by kawa.lang | |
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Consumer
A Consumer is something that will accept data (output), and do something with it. |
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LList
Semi-abstract class for traditions Lisp-style lists. |
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Pair
A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages. |
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PairWithPosition
A Pair with the file name and position it was read from. |
Classes in gnu.lists used by kawa.standard | |
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AbstractFormat
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FVector
Simple adjustable-length vector whose elements are Object references. |
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Pair
A "pair" object, as used in Lisp-like languages. |
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