| Class and Description |
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| AbstractMapDerivedPropertiesBase
Implemented here in the base are the map-like facade methods available to the Properties class.
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| ArrayListPropertiesImpl
Backed with a list
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| BasicOutputFormat
Default formatting for properties output.
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| BasicValueModel
Representation of properties values which accounts better for the actual complexity of a potential properties value.
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| BracketSaxHandler
Base class for SAX Handlers
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| Comment
wrapper, helps maintain argument order correctness
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| Entry
In certain cases we need a container for both the key and the ValueModel
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| GroupParams
Used by the XML implementation
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| Node
Node Interface
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| NodeVisitor |
| Obfuscate
Support for obfuscated properties.
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| OutputFormat
You can implement custom output formats using this interface and OutputAdapter.writeTo(Writer, OutputFormat);
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| Properties
In the java.util package, Properties is not an Interface.
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| Properties.Mode
Mode is the available combinations of lexer and parser
BasicToken - PropertiesLexer and PropertiesParser.
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| PropertiesBaseImpl
Constants and regex patterns of general applicability to all the Properties implementation classes
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| PropertiesImpl
A better Properties class.
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| PropertiesToken
Container for token type and text
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| PropertiesTokenType
Tokens used in the PropertiesLexer and PropertiesParser.
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| ValueModel
As of version 1.3.2, ValueModel is an interface.
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| OutputFormat
You can implement custom output formats using this interface and OutputAdapter.writeTo(Writer, OutputFormat);
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| Properties
In the java.util package, Properties is not an Interface.
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| PropertiesParser2
Use the line scanner to load a Properties implementation.
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| Class and Description |
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| OutputFormat
You can implement custom output formats using this interface and OutputAdapter.writeTo(Writer, OutputFormat);
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| Class and Description |
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| PropertiesToken
Container for token type and text
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| Class and Description |
|---|
| Properties
In the java.util package, Properties is not an Interface.
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| Class and Description |
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| Properties
In the java.util package, Properties is not an Interface.
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