Package fc.util
package fc.util
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ClassDescriptionThis class is intended primarily for checking whether method paramaters meet various pre-conditions.Manages arguments passed to an application.Handles argumenterrors by printing the thread, time and stack trace to System.err.
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CheckerMisc Binary/bit operation related utility methods.Misc collection related utility methods.A range of characters.A set of char ranges.Should be implemented for custom code functionality inside aTemplate.A range of dates.A set of date ranges.Loads properties from a file.A horizontal HAlign enumeration.Argcheck failure handlers should implement this interface.Misc.Allows measuring the start and stop time and (hence the elapsed time) of some event.Network related utils (including HTTP) (the servlet/WebUtil class is for servlet specific utils)A range of integral values.Identifies the current platform/OS that the JVM is running under.Implementations help load and manage properties from various sources including java property files, databases, custom file formats etc.Exception thrown when a PropertyMgr could not find a required property.A thin wrapper around a java collection that provides queue semantics (FIFO).A range of values such as numbers, dates etc.Sends a simple SMTP message.Implements aCollectionthat keeps it's elements in Sorted order.Utility functions related to java.lang.String, i.e functions that are useful but not provided by that class.Implements a simple table data structure.Provides an ultra-simple template/merge type capability.A test implementationUseful to store thread-local calendar instances.Useful to store thread-local date format instances.Useful to store thread-local number format instances.Useful to store thread-local instances of any object.Useful to store thread-local Random instances.Makes creating toString methods easier.Drives the formatting behavior.Implements a simple Tree data structure.A vertical VAlign enumeration.Prints a welcome message along with some class loading and env.Allows measuring the start and stop time and (hence the elapsed time) of some event.