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Uses of Class
org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers.NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter

Packages that use NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter
org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers EMF Query Conditions Numbers Package Specification This package exposes the basic numeric based Condition objects that are used to formulate queries. 
 

Uses of NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter in org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers
 

Fields in org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers declared as NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter
static  NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter. DEFAULT
          The simplest IntegerAdapter implementation that represents the case when to argument object to adapt is a Integer object itself.
 

Constructors in org.eclipse.emf.query.conditions.numbers with parameters of type NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter
NumberCondition.IntegerValue ( Integer lowerBound, Integer upperBound, NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter adapter)
          A constructor, besides the NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter, it also takes two Integer arguments, a lowerBound and an upperBound, which means in its evaluation the values passed to it must be equal to any these two Integer values passed or fall in between.
NumberCondition.IntegerValue ( Integer number, NumberAdapter.IntegerAdapter adapter)
          A simple constructor, it takes only one Integer argument which means in its evaluation the values passed to it must be equal to this Integer value passed.
 


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