Package org.supercsv.cellprocessor.constraint

Provides CellProcessor classes for enforcing constraints.

See: Description

Class Summary

Class	Description
DMinMax	Converts the input data to a Double and ensures that number is within a specified numeric range (inclusive).
Equals	This constraint ensures that all input data is equal (to each other, or to a supplied constant value).
ForbidSubStr	Converts the input to a String and ensures that it doesn't contain any of the supplied substrings.
IsElementOf	This processor ensures that the input value is an element of a Collection.
IsIncludedIn	This processor ensures that the input value belongs to a specific set of (unchangeable) values.
LMinMax	Converts the input data to a Long and and ensures the value is between the supplied min and max values (inclusive).
NotNull	This processor ensures that the input is not null.
RequireHashCode	This processor converts the input to a String, and ensures that the input's hash function matches any of a given set of hashcodes.
RequireSubStr	Converts the input to a String and ensures that the input contains at least one of the specified substrings.
Strlen	This processor ensures that the input String has a length equal to any of the supplied lengths.
StrMinMax	This constraint ensures that the input data has a string length between the supplied min and max values (both inclusive).
StrNotNullOrEmpty	This processor checks if the input is null or an empty string, and raises an exception in that case.
StrRegEx	This constraint ensures that the input data matches the given regular expression.
Unique	Ensure that upon processing a CSV file (reading or writing), that values of the column all are unique.
UniqueHashCode	Ensure that upon processing a CSV file (reading or writing), that values of the column are all unique.

Package org.supercsv.cellprocessor.constraint Description

Provides CellProcessor classes for enforcing constraints.

Note however, that in order for these processors to carry out their constraint logic, they may convert the input data. For example, the Strlen constraint, given the number 17, converts it to the string "17" before doing its length check.