Uses of Class
org.refcodes.tabular.traps.HeaderMismatchException

Packages that use HeaderMismatchException

Package	Description
org.refcodes.tabular	The tabular package provides a frame to handle tables of data, often occurring when logging or when working with CSV files.
org.refcodes.tabular.impls

Uses of HeaderMismatchException in org.refcodes.tabular

Methods in org.refcodes.tabular that throw HeaderMismatchException

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Record<T>	Header.fromStorageString(Record<String> aStringRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<T>	Header.fromStorageString(Row<String> aStringRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<T>	Header.fromStorageStringRecord(Record<String> aStringRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<T>	Header.fromStorageStringRow(Row<String> aStringRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<T>	Header.fromStorageStrings(Record<String[]> aStringsRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<T>	Header.fromStorageStrings(Row<String[]> aStringsRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<T>	Header.fromStorageStringsRecord(Record<String[]> aStringsRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<T>	Header.fromStorageStringsRow(Row<String[]> aStringsRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
T	Row.get(Header<T> aHeader, String aKey) This method retrieves a value from the row by taking the index of the according column in the header of the given key (the one with the given key) and returns that value.
Record<String>	Header.toPrintable(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own printable format of the given objects; for example a human readable text representation of the value (or in very specialized cases even enriched with ANSI escape codes).
Row<String>	Header.toPrintable(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own printable format of the given objects; for example a human readable text representation of the value (or in very specialized cases even enriched with ANSI escape codes).
Record<String>	Header.toPrintableRecord(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own printable format of the given objects; for example a human readable text representation of the value (or in very specialized cases even enriched with ANSI escape codes).
Row<String>	Header.toPrintableRow(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own printable format of the given objects; for example a human readable text representation of the value (or in very specialized cases even enriched with ANSI escape codes).
Record<T>	Header.toRecord(Row<? extends T> aRow) Creates a Record of the Row with the values in the order of the Header.
Record<?>	Header.toRecordIgnoreType(Row<?> aRow) Similar to Header.toRecord(Row) with the difference that conversion is done ignoring the type of the Header Column instances and the according value(s).
Row<T>	Header.toRow(Record<? extends T> aRecord) Creates a Row of the Record with the values in the order of the Header.
Row<?>	Header.toRowIgnoreType(Record<?> aRecord) Similar to Header.toRow(Record) with the difference that conversion is done ignoring the type of the Header Column instances and the according value(s).
Record<String>	Header.toStorageString(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<String>	Header.toStorageString(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<String>	Header.toStorageStringRecord(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<String>	Header.toStorageStringRow(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<String[]>	Header.toStorageStrings(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<String[]>	Header.toStorageStrings(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<String[]>	Header.toStorageStringsRecord(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<String[]>	Header.toStorageStringsRow(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.

Uses of HeaderMismatchException in org.refcodes.tabular.impls

Methods in org.refcodes.tabular.impls that throw HeaderMismatchException

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Record<T>	HeaderImpl.fromStorageString(Record<String> aStringRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<T>	HeaderImpl.fromStorageString(Row<String> aStringRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<T>	HeaderImpl.fromStorageStringRecord(Record<String> aStringRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<T>	HeaderImpl.fromStorageStringRow(Row<String> aStringRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<T>	HeaderImpl.fromStorageStrings(Record<String[]> aStringsRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<T>	HeaderImpl.fromStorageStrings(Row<String[]> aStringsRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<T>	HeaderImpl.fromStorageStringsRecord(Record<String[]> aStringsRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<T>	HeaderImpl.fromStorageStringsRow(Row<String[]> aStringsRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
T	RowImpl.get(Header<T> aHeader, String aKey) This method retrieves a value from the row by taking the index of the according column in the header of the given key (the one with the given key) and returns that value.
Record<String>	HeaderImpl.toPrintable(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own printable format of the given objects; for example a human readable text representation of the value (or in very specialized cases even enriched with ANSI escape codes).
Row<String>	HeaderImpl.toPrintable(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own printable format of the given objects; for example a human readable text representation of the value (or in very specialized cases even enriched with ANSI escape codes).
Record<String>	HeaderImpl.toPrintableRecord(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own printable format of the given objects; for example a human readable text representation of the value (or in very specialized cases even enriched with ANSI escape codes).
Row<String>	HeaderImpl.toPrintableRow(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own printable format of the given objects; for example a human readable text representation of the value (or in very specialized cases even enriched with ANSI escape codes).
Record<T>	HeaderImpl.toRecord(Row<? extends T> aRow) Creates a Record of the Row with the values in the order of the Header.
Record<?>	HeaderImpl.toRecordIgnoreType(Row<?> aRow) Similar to Header.toRecord(Row) with the difference that conversion is done ignoring the type of the Header Column instances and the according value(s).
Row<T>	HeaderImpl.toRow(Record<? extends T> aRecord) Creates a Row of the Record with the values in the order of the Header.
Row<?>	HeaderImpl.toRowIgnoreType(Record<?> aRecord) Similar to Header.toRow(Record) with the difference that conversion is done ignoring the type of the Header Column instances and the according value(s).
Record<String>	HeaderImpl.toStorageString(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<String>	HeaderImpl.toStorageString(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<String>	HeaderImpl.toStorageStringRecord(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<String>	HeaderImpl.toStorageStringRow(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<String[]>	HeaderImpl.toStorageStrings(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<String[]>	HeaderImpl.toStorageStrings(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Record<String[]>	HeaderImpl.toStorageStringsRecord(Row<? extends T> aRow) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.
Row<String[]>	HeaderImpl.toStorageStringsRow(Record<? extends T> aRecord) A special Column implementation might provide its own text exchange format for the given objects.