DataBuffer

Kotlin |Java

interface DataBuffer<T> : Iterable, Releasable, Closeable

Known direct subclasses

AbstractDataBuffer

AbstractDataBuffer

Default implementation of DataBuffer.

Interface for a buffer of typed data.

Summary

Public functions
`Unit`	`close()` Releases the data buffer, for use in try-with-resources.
`T`	`get(position: Int)` Returns an element on specified position.
`Int`	`getCount()`
`Boolean`	`isClosed()` This function is deprecated. `release` is idempotent, and so is safe to call multiple times
`(Mutable)Iterator<T!>!`	`iterator()`
`Unit`	`release()` Releases resources used by the buffer.
`(Mutable)Iterator<T!>!`	`singleRefIterator()` In order to use this iterator it should be supported by particular `DataBuffer`.

Inherited functions

From java.lang.Iterable

`Unit`	`forEach(p: Consumer<Any!>!)`
`Spliterator<T!>!`	`spliterator()`

Public functions

close

fun close(): Unit

Releases the data buffer, for use in try-with-resources.

Both close and release shall have identical semantics, and are idempotent.

get

fun get(position: Int): T

Returns an element on specified position.

getCount

fun getCount(): Int

isClosed

fun isClosed(): Boolean

iterator

fun iterator(): (Mutable)Iterator<T!>!

release

fun release(): Unit

Releases resources used by the buffer. This method is idempotent.

singleRefIterator

fun singleRefIterator(): (Mutable)Iterator<T!>!

In order to use this iterator it should be supported by particular DataBuffer. Be careful: there will be single reference while iterating. If you are not sure - DO NOT USE this iterator.