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2004-11-07 Andrew John Hughes <gnu_andrew@member.fsf.org>

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* java/util/Collections.java
       Added documentation.
       * java/util/SortedMap.java
       Clarified some method examples.
       * java/util/SortedSet.java
       Clarified some method examples.

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2004-11-07 Andrew John Hughes <gnu_andrew@member.fsf.org>
* java/util/Collections.java
Added documentation.
* java/util/SortedMap.java
Clarified some method examples.
* java/util/SortedSet.java
Clarified some method examples.
2004-11-07 Andrew John Hughes <gnu_andrew@member.fsf.org>
* java/util/Currency.java

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@ -97,10 +97,10 @@ public interface SortedMap extends Map
* <p>
*
* The returned map throws an IllegalArgumentException any time a key is
* used which is out of the range of toKey. Note that the endpoint is not
* included; if you want the endpoint, pass the successor object in to
* toKey. For example, for Strings, you can request
* <code>headMap(limit + "\0")</code>.
* used which is out of the range of toKey. Note that the endpoint, toKey,
* is not included; if you want this value to be included, pass its successor
* object in to toKey. For example, for Integers, you could request
* <code>headMap(new Integer(limit.intValue() + 1))</code>.
*
* @param toKey the exclusive upper range of the submap
* @return the submap
@ -130,9 +130,10 @@ public interface SortedMap extends Map
* The returned map throws an IllegalArgumentException any time a key is
* used which is out of the range of fromKey and toKey. Note that the
* lower endpoint is included, but the upper is not; if you want to
* change the inclusion or exclusion of an endpoint, pass the successor
* object in instead. For example, for Strings, you can request
* <code>subMap(lowlimit + "\0", highlimit + "\0")</code> to reverse
* change the inclusion or exclusion of an endpoint, pass its successor
* object in instead. For example, for Integers, you could request
* <code>subMap(new Integer(lowlimit.intValue() + 1),
* new Integer(highlimit.intValue() + 1))</code> to reverse
* the inclusiveness of both endpoints.
*
* @param fromKey the inclusive lower range of the submap
@ -154,10 +155,10 @@ public interface SortedMap extends Map
* <p>
*
* The returned map throws an IllegalArgumentException any time a key is
* used which is out of the range of fromKey. Note that the endpoint is
* included; if you do not want the endpoint, pass the successor object in
* to fromKey. For example, for Strings, you can request
* <code>tailMap(limit + "\0")</code>.
* used which is out of the range of fromKey. Note that the endpoint, fromKey, is
* included; if you do not want this value to be included, pass its successor object in
* to fromKey. For example, for Integers, you could request
* <code>tailMap(new Integer(limit.intValue() + 1))</code>.
*
* @param fromKey the inclusive lower range of the submap
* @return the submap

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@ -99,10 +99,10 @@ public interface SortedSet extends Set
* <p>
*
* The returned set throws an IllegalArgumentException any time an element is
* used which is out of the range of toElement. Note that the endpoint is not
* included; if you want the endpoint, pass the successor object in to
* toElement. For example, for Strings, you can request
* <code>headSet(limit + "\0")</code>.
* used which is out of the range of toElement. Note that the endpoint, toElement,
* is not included; if you want this value included, pass its successor object in to
* toElement. For example, for Integers, you could request
* <code>headSet(new Integer(limit.intValue() + 1))</code>.
*
* @param toElement the exclusive upper range of the subset
* @return the subset
@ -133,9 +133,10 @@ public interface SortedSet extends Set
* The returned set throws an IllegalArgumentException any time an element is
* used which is out of the range of fromElement and toElement. Note that the
* lower endpoint is included, but the upper is not; if you want to
* change the inclusion or exclusion of an endpoint, pass the successor
* object in instead. For example, for Strings, you can request
* <code>subSet(lowlimit + "\0", highlimit + "\0")</code> to reverse
* change the inclusion or exclusion of an endpoint, pass its successor
* object in instead. For example, for Integers, you can request
* <code>subSet(new Integer(lowlimit.intValue() + 1),
* new Integer(highlimit.intValue() + 1))</code> to reverse
* the inclusiveness of both endpoints.
*
* @param fromElement the inclusive lower range of the subset
@ -157,10 +158,10 @@ public interface SortedSet extends Set
* <p>
*
* The returned set throws an IllegalArgumentException any time an element is
* used which is out of the range of fromElement. Note that the endpoint is
* included; if you do not want the endpoint, pass the successor object in
* to fromElement. For example, for Strings, you can request
* <code>tailSet(limit + "\0")</code>.
* used which is out of the range of fromElement. Note that the endpoint,
* fromElement, is included; if you do not want this value to be included, pass its
* successor object in to fromElement. For example, for Integers, you could request
* <code>tailSet(new Integer(limit.intValue() + 1))</code>.
*
* @param fromElement the inclusive lower range of the subset
* @return the subset