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Packages that use HashTree | |
javafe.filespace |
Uses of HashTree in javafe.filespace |
Subclasses of HashTree in javafe.filespace | |
(package private) class |
ExtTree
A ExtTree is a HashTree that starts out as just a root node, but may be extended at any time by (recursively) adding children. |
(package private) class |
FileTree
A FileTree is a Tree that mirrors the contents of a disk filesystem; the constructor takes in a directory and returns a tree representing the filesystem rooted at that directory. |
class |
PkgTree
A PkgTree is a filtered representation of a filespace Tree
(cf PathComponent ) where some files and directories that
are clearly not part of the Java namespace have been filtered out;
the remaining nodes can be divided into two categories: (a)
(usually interior) nodes that correspond to potential Java
packages, and (b) exterior nodes that correspond to files that
reside in one of the potential Java packages and that have an
extension (e.g., .java). |
(package private) class |
PreloadedTree
A PreloadedTree is a HashTree whose edges map is loaded exactly once before any children-fetching queries complete; the loading is lazy, however, and occurs when the first children-fetching method is called. |
class |
UnionTree
A UnionTree is a Tree which represents the union of a series of Tree's. |
(package private) class |
ZipTree
A ZipTree is a Tree that mirrors the contents of a zipfile; the constructor takes in a pathname and returns a tree representing the filesystem contained in that zipfile. |
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