Type Interfaces : Value

The Value interface

A Value represents a non-scalar value.

Value contains a large range of conversion methods to cyclops-react core types.

Examples

Value<Integer> value = ()->10;
ListX<Integer> list = value.toListX();

Implementations

CompletableFutureTValue, Eval.Module.Always, Eval.Module.Later, EvalTValue, FeatureToggle.Disabled, FeatureToggle.Enabled, FutureW, FutureWTValue, Ior.Both, Ior.Primary, Ior.Secondary, LazyImmutable, Maybe.Just, Maybe.Lazy, Maybe.Nothing, MaybeTValue, Mutable, MutableBoolean, MutableByte, MutableChar, MutableDouble, MutableFloat, MutableInt, MutableLong, MutableShort, OptionalTValue, Try.Failure, Try.Success, TryTValue, Value.ValueImpl, ValueSubscriber, Xor.Primary, Xor.Secondary, XorTValue