-Added: Tests for Lists and Sets.
-Fixed: SubLists are now stable (they weren't before)
-Fixed: All the bugs that the unit tests found so far.
-Updated: ReadMe/Changelog
- Added: Tests for the new Stream replace functions to ensure no bugs
are left.
- Fixed: Custom HashSet reduce function with a default value was
checking incorrectly for present keys.
- Added: pour function directly into Iterable which allows to collect
all elements in the Iterable directly.
- Added: The new ToArray method from Java9 and newer into the library.
Using a functional interface. (Just a backport)
- Changed: Reworked how the Map Builder functions are created. They are
now in a SubClass that moves them out of the way. Less Clutter. (This
might break things if that was used before)
- Added: Map Builder that allows now to Build Maps like Guava
ImmutableMaps can be build. Note: This has a slight performance
overhead.
- Added: Unmodifiable and Synchronize wrapper functions direclty into
Collection Interfaces. This is mostly a quality of life thing.
- Added: Unmodifiable and Synchronized Wrapper Collections can now be
cloned. They clone the underlying map which doesn't break functionality.
(Had a usecase for it)
- Added: A boxed putAll array variant.
- Fixed: EnumMaps didn't keep track of their size and now got proper
care and implementations as needed. There might be more work required
but at least the core functionality is now up to date.
-Changed: Refactored some variable names because they got out of hand since they were handed for single cases instead of making actual specific rules.
-Added: mapping functions (only to objects) are now accessible to primitive collections.
-Added: Filter function for Iterables/Iterators. (Iterable implements them automatically)
-Added: New Implementations for new Iterable functions.
-Fixed: Reduced the Conditional Code by adding better Variables.
-Changed: Removed a lot of duplicated for each methods.
- Changed: Maps.remove function is no longer using Suffixes unless its
absolutely necessary.
- Changed: ObjectList methods are no longer marked Deprecated even so it
was for primitive ones.
-Added: Tests for all map implementations.
-Added: Missing Map Constructors.
-Fixed: Bugs with Maps & Sets.
-Fixed: Gradle Java Container.
-Fixed: Some javadoc stuff.
-Note: SubMap/List implementation are not really well tested and most likely buggy
-Changed: set JavaDoc to be quiet for now. Later goal.
