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I wonder if there is a suitable data structure that has the following three characteristics: The collection can be modified by multiple threads Has unique elements in the collection The collection ...
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I'm trying to build Eclipse collection framework locally but after cloning git repo and running mvn install -DskipTests=true I'm getting java.util.ConcurrentModificationException exception when maven ...
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I have read Map vs. Multimap with great interest. Multimaps are indeed a commonly used concept for which there's no standard JDK type. As I am still exploring the Eclipse Collections library, I do ...
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So I need help in using java eclipse collections as part of the response using the spring boot Response Entity JSON . I have tried using the generic way but I get a response exception error that it ...
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Primitive maps don't seem to implement java.util.Map. If I have a function, accepting JDK Map as an argument and now want to pass eclipse collection implementation, for example ByteObjectHashMap, what'...
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I came across this library eclipse-collections and it fits my use case. But unfortunately, I am not able to deserialize it using either Gson or Jackson - the two most popular libraries for ...
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How to prepend (ideally O(1)) to an immutable List (of Eclipse Collections)
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I can't seem to find a containsAny() method for SetIterable types in Eclipse Collections. Is there one? MutableSet<String> set1 = Sets.mutable.of("a", "b", "c"); ...
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I have found Eclipse Collections very useful. Especially collections for primitive types (for example: IntObjectHashMap). Unfortunately there is a problem with rendering these collections in IntelliJ ...
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Is there a way to use simple Java for-each loop over Eclipse Collections maps? I am looking for something like this (but for Eclipse Collections maps): for (Map.Entry<Integer, String> entry : ...
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I am currently looking at consolidating to a single collections library in a project I'm involved in, and though I have little experience with it, I really like the look of Eclipse Collections. One ...
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I'm looking for resources to understand how Java datatypes are implemented internally, and how libraries like Fastutil and Eclipse Collections provide faster implementations of the same. I tired ...
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is it possible integration eclipse collections with spring data jpa + hibernate? for example: import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.JpaRepository; import org.eclipse.collections.api.list....
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I have an Eclipse Collections IntList. How can I Create a Java IntStream from this list Create a Java Stream<Integer> from this list without copying the elements?
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I know about CharBag bag = CharAdapter.adapt("hello world!").toBag();it's nice, but it's not linked. I need bag with linked input string and how can i get keys and values from this collection to make ...
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