Sure, thanks for the help.
Best,
Juraj+
On Sun, 19 Jul 2020, 10:22 Rob Spoor, wrote:
> If you want to use a default, I would put that in the orElse method
> (unless you want to use a default intermediate result). If it's
> something that needs to be calculated, use orElseGet.
>
>
> On 18/07/20
If you want to use a default, I would put that in the orElse method
(unless you want to use a default intermediate result). If it's
something that needs to be calculated, use orElseGet.
On 18/07/2020 23:05, Juraj Jurčo wrote:
Hi Rob,
thanks for the proposal. Yes, you're right I can use this.
On Sat, Jul 18, 2020 at 5:06 PM Juraj Jurčo wrote:
> Hi Rob,
> thanks for the proposal. Yes, you're right I can use this. I haven't seen
> it before nor realize it.
> It also evokes the question whether it's self explanatory. Maybe it was
> only me who didn't know it, but I haven't seen either of
Hi Rob,
thanks for the proposal. Yes, you're right I can use this. I haven't seen
it before nor realize it.
It also evokes the question whether it's self explanatory. Maybe it was
only me who didn't know it, but I haven't seen either of my colleagues use
it.
I see you can use also defaults as:
Opti
Can't you just use java.util.Optional? That was added way back (ahum) in
Java 8.
Converting your example:
SubSubSubProperty value = Optional.ofNullable(object)
.map(ObjectType::getProperty)
.map(Property::getSubProperty)
.map(SubProperty::getSubSubProperty
Hi guys,
I'm new in this list and I would like to contribute to Apache commons.
First of all I would like get some feedback if it makes sense to contribute.
Java is slow in implementation of null-safe operator however sometimes it's
really needed. So far I didn't find any implementation of this in
