Uses of Class jsonvalues.JsArray.TYPE (json-values 11.4.0 API)

Packages that use JsArray.TYPE
Package Description

jsonvalues
json-values is a one-package and zero-dependency library to work with jsons in a declarative and functional way.

Uses of JsArray.TYPE in jsonvalues

Methods in jsonvalues that return JsArray.TYPE
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`static JsArray.TYPE`	JsArray.TYPE.`valueOf(String name)`	Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
`static JsArray.TYPE[]`	JsArray.TYPE.`values()`	Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.

Methods in jsonvalues with parameters of type JsArray.TYPE
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`boolean`	JsArray.`equals(JsArray array, JsArray.TYPE ARRAY_AS)`	Returns true if this array is equal to the given as a parameter.
`boolean`	JsObj.`equals(JsObj that, JsArray.TYPE ARRAY_AS)`	return true if this obj is equal to the given as a parameter.
`default boolean`	Json.`equals(JsValue elem, JsArray.TYPE ARRAY_AS)`
`JsArray`	JsArray.`intersection(JsArray that, JsArray.TYPE ARRAY_AS)`	`this.intersection(that, SET)` returns an array with the elements that exist in both `this` and `that`.
`JsObj`	JsObj.`intersection(JsObj that, JsArray.TYPE ARRAY_AS)`	`this.intersection(that, SET)` returns an array with the elements that exist in both `this` and `that` `this.intersection(that, MULTISET)` returns an array with the elements that exist in both `this` and `that`, being duplicates allowed.
`JsObj`	JsObj.`intersectionAll(JsObj that, JsArray.TYPE ARRAY_AS)`	`this.intersectionAll(that)` behaves as `this.intersection(that, LIST)`, but for those elements that are containers of the same type and are located at the same position, the result is their intersection.
`JsArray`	JsArray.`union(JsArray that, JsArray.TYPE ARRAY_AS)`	`this.union(that, SET)` returns `this` plus those elements from `that` that don't exist in `this`.
`JsObj`	JsObj.`unionAll(JsObj that, JsArray.TYPE ARRAY_AS)`	behaves like the `JsObj.union(JsObj)` but, for those keys that exit in both `this` and `that` json objects, which associated elements are containers of the same type, the result is their union.