Interface Summary
Interface	Description
Acceptor<A,R>	An acceptor that takes a value of the specified type.
BaseAcceptor<R>	The base interface for pipeline and acceptor classes.
BasePipeline<R>	Base interface for pipeline classes.
IntAcceptor<R>	An acceptor that takes an integer value.
IntObjectPipeline<E,R>	A pipeline that takes integer values and emits object values.
IntPipeline<R>	A pipeline that accepts and emits integer values.
ObjectIntPipeline<A,R>	A pipeline that takes object values and emits integer values.
Pipeline<A,E,R>	A pipeline that accepts and emits values of the specified types.

Class Summary
Class	Description
AbstractAcceptor<A,R>	Abstract implementation of `Acceptor`.
AbstractIntAcceptor<R>	Abstract implementation of `IntAcceptor`.
AbstractIntObjectPipeline<E,R>	Abstract base class for `IntObjectPipeline` implementations.
AbstractIntPipeline<R>	Abstract base class for `IntPipeline` implementations.
AbstractObjectIntPipeline<A,R>	Abstract base class for `IntObjectPipeline` implementations.
AbstractPipeline<A,E,R>	Abstract implementation of `Pipeline`.
AppendableAcceptor<R>
BaseAbstractAcceptor<R>	Common functionality for `AbstractAcceptor` and `AbstractIntAcceptor`.
ByteArrayAcceptor
Counter<A>
Filter<A,R>	A pipeline that filters objects based on a specified predicate.
Fold<A>
ForkPipeline<A,R>
IntCounter
IntFilter<R>
LinePipeline<R>	A pipeline that accepts characters and emits `String`s, using LF or CR-LF as line separators.
ListAcceptor<A>	An `Acceptor` that creates a `List` from a sequence of objects.
Mapper<A,E,R>
Pipelines	A set of static functions for use with the `pipelines` library.
SetAcceptor<A>	An `Acceptor` that creates a `Set` from a sequence of objects.
StringAcceptor	An `Acceptor` that creates a `String` from a sequence of `int` characters.

Package io.jstuff.pipeline Description

Pipeline conversion library for Java

A collection of pipeline classes that take an input (frequently an int value) and produce a another value. The conversion may be one-to-one, one-to-many or many-to-one. A frequent use is for character encoding (conversion of bytes to characters and vice versa) and several classes are provided to perform such conversions.

Author:: Peter Wall