Uses of Class
io.atlassian.fugue.Try

Packages that use Try

Package	Description
io.atlassian.fugue

Uses of Try in io.atlassian.fugue

Methods in io.atlassian.fugue that return Try

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
default Try<A>	Checked.Supplier.attempt()
static <A,E extends Exception> Try<A>	Checked.delay(Checked.Supplier<A,E> s) Create a new delayed Try representing a delayed evaluation of a potentially exception throwing operation.
static <A> Try<A>	Try.delayed(Supplier<Try<A>> supplier) Creates a delayed Try, which will return either a Failure or a Success when evaluated.
static <A> Try<A>	Try.failure(Exception e) Creates a new failure
abstract Try<A>	Try.filterOrElse(Predicate<? super A> p, Supplier<Exception> orElseSupplier) Return a Success if this is a Success and the contained values satisfies the given predicate.
abstract <B> Try<B>	Try.flatMap(Function<? super A,Try<B>> f) Binds the given function across the success value if it is one.
static <A> Try<A>	Try.flatten(Try<Try<A>> t) Reduces a nested Try by a single level
abstract <B> Try<B>	Try.map(Function<? super A,? extends B> f) Maps the given function to the value from this `Success` or returns this unchanged if a `Failure`.
static <A,E extends Exception> Try<A>	Checked.now(Checked.Supplier<A,E> s) Create a new Try representing the result of a potentially exception throwing operation.
static <A,E extends Exception> Try<A>	Checked.of(Checked.Supplier<A,E> s) Deprecated. since 4.6 This is being replaced with Checked.now(Supplier) to make it clear that the supplier is evaluated immediately. If the evaluation needs to be delayed, use Checked.delay(Supplier).
abstract Try<A>	Try.orElse(Supplier<? extends Try<? extends A>> orElse) If this is a success, return the same success.
Try<A>	Try.orElse(Try<? extends A> orElse) If this is a success, return the same success.
abstract <X extends Exception> Try<A>	Try.recover(Class<X> exceptionType, Function<? super X,A> f) Applies the given function `f` if this is a `Failure` with certain exception type otherwise leaves this unchanged.
abstract Try<A>	Try.recover(Function<? super Exception,A> f) Applies the given function `f` if this is a `Failure` otherwise this unchanged if a 'Success'.
abstract <X extends Exception> Try<A>	Try.recoverWith(Class<X> exceptionType, Function<? super X,Try<A>> f) Binds the given function across certain exception type if it is one, otherwise this unchanged.
abstract Try<A>	Try.recoverWith(Function<? super Exception,Try<A>> f) Binds the given function across the failure value if it is one, otherwise this unchanged if a 'Success'.
static <A> Try<Iterable<A>>	Try.sequence(Iterable<Try<A>> trys) Returns a success wrapping all of the values if all of the arguments were a success, otherwise this returns the first failure
static <T,A,R> Try<R>	Try.sequence(Iterable<Try<T>> trys, Collector<T,A,R> collector) Returns a success wrapping all of the values if all of the arguments were a success, otherwise this returns the first failure
static <A> Try<A>	Try.successful(A value) Creates a new Success

Methods in io.atlassian.fugue that return types with arguments of type Try

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <A,B,E extends Exception> Function<A,Try<B>>	Checked.delayedLift(Checked.Function<A,B,E> f) Lifts a function that potentially throws into a function that either returns a delayed Try, which, when evaluated, returns a Success of the result or a failure containing the thrown exception.
default Function<A,Try<B>>	Checked.Function.lift()
static <A,B,E extends Exception> Function<A,Try<B>>	Checked.lift(Checked.Function<A,B,E> f) Lifts a function that potentially throws into a function that either returns a Success of the value or a failure containing the thrown exception.
static <A> Collector<Try<A>,?,Try<List<A>>>	FugueCollectors.toTrySuccess() Collect the right values if there are only successes, otherwise return the first failure encountered.
static <A> Collector<Try<A>,?,Try<List<A>>>	FugueCollectors.toTrySuccess() Collect the right values if there are only successes, otherwise return the first failure encountered.
static <A,B,C> Collector<Try<A>,?,Try<C>>	FugueCollectors.toTrySuccess(Collector<A,B,C> aCollector) Collect the right values if there are only successes, otherwise return the first failure encountered.
static <A,B,C> Collector<Try<A>,?,Try<C>>	FugueCollectors.toTrySuccess(Collector<A,B,C> aCollector) Collect the right values if there are only successes, otherwise return the first failure encountered.

Methods in io.atlassian.fugue with parameters of type Try

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <A> Try<A>	Try.flatten(Try<Try<A>> t) Reduces a nested Try by a single level
Try<A>	Try.orElse(Try<? extends A> orElse) If this is a success, return the same success.

Method parameters in io.atlassian.fugue with type arguments of type Try

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static <A> Try<A>	Try.delayed(Supplier<Try<A>> supplier) Creates a delayed Try, which will return either a Failure or a Success when evaluated.
abstract <B> Try<B>	Try.flatMap(Function<? super A,Try<B>> f) Binds the given function across the success value if it is one.
static <A> Try<A>	Try.flatten(Try<Try<A>> t) Reduces a nested Try by a single level
abstract Try<A>	Try.orElse(Supplier<? extends Try<? extends A>> orElse) If this is a success, return the same success.
abstract <X extends Exception> Try<A>	Try.recoverWith(Class<X> exceptionType, Function<? super X,Try<A>> f) Binds the given function across certain exception type if it is one, otherwise this unchanged.
abstract Try<A>	Try.recoverWith(Function<? super Exception,Try<A>> f) Binds the given function across the failure value if it is one, otherwise this unchanged if a 'Success'.
static <A> Try<Iterable<A>>	Try.sequence(Iterable<Try<A>> trys) Returns a success wrapping all of the values if all of the arguments were a success, otherwise this returns the first failure
static <T,A,R> Try<R>	Try.sequence(Iterable<Try<T>> trys, Collector<T,A,R> collector) Returns a success wrapping all of the values if all of the arguments were a success, otherwise this returns the first failure