See: Description
| Class | Description |
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| ConfEAtom |
Provides a Java representation of E atoms.
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| ConfEBig |
Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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| ConfEBinary |
Provides a Java representation of E binaries.
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| ConfEBoolean |
Provides a Java representation of E booleans, which are special cases of
atoms with values 'true' and 'false'.
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| ConfEByte |
Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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| ConfEChar |
Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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| ConfEDouble |
Provides a Java representation of E floats and doubles.
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| ConfEFloat |
Provides a Java representation of E floats and doubles.
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| ConfEInt |
Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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| ConfEList |
Provides a Java representation of E lists.
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| ConfELong |
Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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| ConfEObject |
Base class of the E data type classes.
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| ConfEPid |
Provides a Java representation of E pids.
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| ConfERef |
Provides a Java representation of E refs.
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| ConfEShort |
Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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| ConfEString |
Provides a Java representation of E strings.
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| ConfETuple |
Provides a Java representation of E tuples.
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| ConfEUInt |
Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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| ConfEUShort |
Provides a Java representation of E integral types.
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| ConfExternal |
Provides a collection of constants used when encoding and decoding E terms.
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| ConfInputStream |
Provides a stream for decoding E terms from external format.
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| ConfOutputStream |
Provides a stream for encoding E terms to external format, for transmission
or storage.
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| Exception | Description |
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| ConfEDecodeException |
Exception raised when an attempt is made to create an E term by decoding a
sequence of bytes that does not represent the type of term that was
requested.
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| ConfEException |
Base class for the other Conf E exception classes.
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| ConfERangeException |
Exception raised when an attempt is made to create an E term with data that
is out of range for the term in question.
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