Uses of Package
org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers

Packages that use org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers
org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers EMF Query Conditions Numbers Package Specification This package exposes the basic numeric based Condition objects that are used to formulate queries. 
 

Classes in org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers used by org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers
NumberAdapter
          An Adapter class to be used to extract from -adapt- the argument object to some numeric value that would later be used in Condition evaluation.
NumberAdapter.ByteAdapter
          A subclass of NumberAdapter to be used to adapt an argument object to byte values Clients can either use the default implementation supplied or have their own.
NumberAdapter.DoubleAdapter
          A subclass of NumberAdapter to be used to adapt an argument object to double values Clients can either use the default implementation supplied or have their own.
NumberAdapter.FloatAdapter
          A subclass of NumberAdapter to be used to adapt an argument object to float values Clients can either use the default implementation supplied or have their own.
NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter
          A subclass of NumberAdapter to be used to adapt an argument object to int values Clients can either use the default implementation supplied or have their own.
NumberAdapter.LongAdapter
          A subclass of NumberAdapter to be used to adapt an argument object to long values Clients can either use the default implementation supplied or have their own.
NumberAdapter.ShortAdapter
          A subclass of NumberAdapter to be used to adapt an argument object to short values Clients can either use the default implementation supplied or have their own.
NumberCondition
          A Condition object that tests for numeric arguments.
NumberCondition.RelationalOperator
          The relational operator that a NumberCondition applies to test input values against its own value or, in the case of NumberCondition.RelationalOperator.BETWEEN, its upper and lower bounds.
 


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