Uses of Class
net.sf.staccatocommons.collections.EmptySourceException

Packages that use EmptySourceException

net.sf.staccatocommons.collections.stream

This package contains the interfaces that define a Stream, a lazy, rich, Iterable, an abstract implementation of it, and the Streams hub with class methods for creating simple Streams

Uses of EmptySourceException in net.sf.staccatocommons.collections.stream

Methods in net.sf.staccatocommons.collections.stream that throw EmptySourceException

A	Stream.any() Returns the Stream.head() of this Stream The different between Stream.head() and Stream.any() is strictly semantic: use this message instead of Stream.head() whenever the code needs an unspecified element, rather than the first element of the stream.
Tuple2<A,Stream<A>>	Stream.decons() Answers this stream split into head and tail.
Tuple2<Thunk<A>,Stream<A>>	Stream.delayedDecons() Answers this non-empty stream split into a head thunk and tail.
A	Stream.find(Evaluable<? super A> predicate) Looks for a element that satisfies the given Evaluable.
A	Stream.first() Answers the first element.
A	Stream.head() Answers the head of the Stream, which is the first element of the stream.
A	Stream.last() Answers the last element of this stream.
A	Stream.maximum() Answers the maximum element of the stream, using elements natural order.
A	Stream.maximumBy(Comparator<? super A> comparator) Answers the maximum element of the stream, using the given comparator to compare elements.
<B extends Comparable<B>> A	Stream.maximumOn(Applicable<? super A,B> function) Answers the maximum element of the stream, using the given Compare.on(function) to compare elements.
A	Stream.minimum() Answers the minimum element of the stream, using elements natural order.
A	Stream.minimumBy(Comparator<? super A> comparator) Answers the min element of the stream, using the given comparator to compare elements.
<B extends Comparable<B>> A	Stream.minimumOn(Applicable<? super A,B> function) Answers the minimum element of the stream, using the given Compare.on(function) to compare elements.
A	Stream.reduce(Applicable2<? super A,? super A,? extends A> function) (Left)folds the tail of this Stream using the first element of the stream as initial value, producing a single aggregated result from all the Stream elements.
Stream<A>	Stream.tail() Answers the tail of the Stream