Uses of Interface
org.cojen.tupl.Scanner

Packages that use Scanner

Package	Description
org.cojen.tupl	See Database to get started with TuplDB.

Uses of Scanner in org.cojen.tupl

Subinterfaces of Scanner in org.cojen.tupl

Modifier and Type	Interface	Description
interface	Updater<R>	Support for scanning through all rows in a table, updating them along the way.

Methods in org.cojen.tupl that return Scanner

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
Scanner<Entry>	Sorter.finishScan()	Returns a single-use Scanner over the sorted results, which deletes temporary resources as it goes.
Scanner<Entry>	Sorter.finishScan(Scanner<Entry> s)	Returns a single-use Scanner over the sorted results, which deletes temporary resources as it goes.
Scanner<Entry>	Sorter.finishScanReverse()	Same as finishScan, but in reverse order.
Scanner<Entry>	Sorter.finishScanReverse(Scanner<Entry> s)	Same as finishScan, but in reverse order.
default Scanner<R>	Query.newScanner(Transaction txn, Object... args)	Returns a new scanner for all the rows of this query.
Scanner<R>	Query.newScanner(R row, Transaction txn, Object... args)	Returns a new scanner for all the rows of this query.
default Scanner<R>	Table.newScanner(Transaction txn)	Returns a new scanner for all rows of this table.
default Scanner<R>	Table.newScanner(Transaction txn, String query, Object... args)	Returns a new scanner for a subset of rows from this table, as specified by the query expression.
Scanner<R>	Table.newScanner(R row, Transaction txn)	Returns a new scanner for all rows of this table.
default Scanner<R>	Table.newScanner(R row, Transaction txn, String query, Object... args)	Returns a new scanner for a subset of rows from this table, as specified by the query expression.

Methods in org.cojen.tupl with parameters of type Scanner

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
default void	Sorter.addAll(Scanner<Entry> s)	Add all remaining items from the given scanner into the sorter.
Scanner<Entry>	Sorter.finishScan(Scanner<Entry> s)	Returns a single-use Scanner over the sorted results, which deletes temporary resources as it goes.
Scanner<Entry>	Sorter.finishScanReverse(Scanner<Entry> s)	Same as finishScan, but in reverse order.