Interface Consumers.Arity10<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10>

  • Type Parameters:
    I1 - the type of argument 1.
    I2 - the type of argument 2.
    I3 - the type of argument 3.
    I4 - the type of argument 4.
    I5 - the type of argument 5.
    I6 - the type of argument 6.
    I7 - the type of argument 7.
    I8 - the type of argument 8.
    I9 - the type of argument 9.
    I10 - the type of argument 10.
    All Known Subinterfaces:
    Computers.Arity9<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​O>, Computers.Arity9_1<O,​I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9>, Computers.Arity9_2<I1,​O,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9>, Computers.Arity9_3<I1,​I2,​O,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9>, Computers.Arity9_4<I1,​I2,​I3,​O,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9>, Computers.Arity9_5<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​O,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9>, Computers.Arity9_6<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​O,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9>, Computers.Arity9_7<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​O,​I7,​I8,​I9>, Computers.Arity9_8<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​O,​I8,​I9>, Computers.Arity9_9<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​O,​I9>, Inplaces.Arity10<IO1,​IO2,​IO3,​IO4,​IO5,​IO6,​IO7,​IO8,​IO9,​IO10>, Inplaces.Arity10_1<IO,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10>, Inplaces.Arity10_10<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​IO>, Inplaces.Arity10_2<I1,​IO,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10>, Inplaces.Arity10_3<I1,​I2,​IO,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10>, Inplaces.Arity10_4<I1,​I2,​I3,​IO,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10>, Inplaces.Arity10_5<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​IO,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10>, Inplaces.Arity10_6<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​IO,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10>, Inplaces.Arity10_7<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​IO,​I8,​I9,​I10>, Inplaces.Arity10_8<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​IO,​I9,​I10>, Inplaces.Arity10_9<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​IO,​I10>
    Enclosing class:
    Consumers
    Functional Interface:
    This is a functional interface and can therefore be used as the assignment target for a lambda expression or method reference.

    @FunctionalInterface
    public static interface Consumers.Arity10<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10>
    Represents an operation that accepts 10 input arguments and returns no result. This is the 10-arity specialization of Consumer. Unlike most other functional interfaces, this interface is expected to operate via side-effects.

    This is a functional interface whose functional method is accept(Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object).

    See Also:
    Consumer
    • Method Detail

      • accept

        void accept​(I1 in1,
                    I2 in2,
                    I3 in3,
                    I4 in4,
                    I5 in5,
                    I6 in6,
                    I7 in7,
                    I8 in8,
                    I9 in9,
                    I10 in10)
        Performs this operation on the given arguments.
        Parameters:
        in1 - input argument 1.
        in2 - input argument 2.
        in3 - input argument 3.
        in4 - input argument 4.
        in5 - input argument 5.
        in6 - input argument 6.
        in7 - input argument 7.
        in8 - input argument 8.
        in9 - input argument 9.
        in10 - input argument 10.
      • andThen

        default Consumers.Arity10<I1,​I2,​I3,​I4,​I5,​I6,​I7,​I8,​I9,​I10> andThen​(Consumers.Arity10<? super I1,​? super I2,​? super I3,​? super I4,​? super I5,​? super I6,​? super I7,​? super I8,​? super I9,​? super I10> after)
        Returns a composed Consumer.Arity10 that performs, in sequence, this operation followed by the after operation. If performing either operation throws an exception, it is relayed to the caller of the composed operation. If performing this operation throws an exception, the after operation will not be performed.
        Parameters:
        after - the operation to perform after this operation
        Returns:
        a composed Consumer.Arity10 that performs in sequence this operation followed by the after operation
        Throws:
        NullPointerException - if after is null