30 lines
900 B
Java
30 lines
900 B
Java
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* ComparatorNotDefinedException.java 2005-05-11
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*
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* Dirk Ansorge, FernUniversitaet Hagen
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*
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*/
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package twodsack.util.collection;
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/**
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* A ComparatorNotDefinedException is thrown, when a method for a collection is called that needs a comparator. One example is the
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* <code>remove()</code> method for {@link ProLinkedList}. All of the other operations of that class work without the comparator.
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* However, if remove shall be used, the class instance has to be constructed using a comparator.
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*/
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public class ComparatorNotDefinedException extends RuntimeException {
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/**
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* The 'empty' constructor.
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*/
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public ComparatorNotDefinedException() { super(); }
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/**
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* A constructor that stores an error message.
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*
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* @param s the error message
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*/
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public ComparatorNotDefinedException(String s) { super(s); }
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}//end class ComparatorNotDefinedException
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