Java org.apache.commons.collections4 PredicateUtils fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass

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Method

Predicate	allPredicate(final Predicate... predicates) Create a new Predicate that returns true only if all of the specified predicates are true.
Predicate	allPredicate(final Collection> predicates) Create a new Predicate that returns true only if all of the specified predicates are true.
Predicate	andPredicate(final Predicate predicate1, final Predicate predicate2) Create a new Predicate that returns true only if both of the specified predicates are true.
Predicate	anyPredicate(final Predicate... predicates) Create a new Predicate that returns true if any of the specified predicates are true.
Predicate	anyPredicate(final Collection> predicates) Create a new Predicate that returns true if any of the specified predicates are true.
Predicate	equalPredicate(final T value) Creates a Predicate that checks if the input object is equal to the specified object using equals().
Predicate	falsePredicate() Gets a Predicate that always returns false.
Predicate	nonePredicate(final Predicate... predicates) Create a new Predicate that returns true if none of the specified predicates are true.
Predicate	nonePredicate(final Collection> predicates) Create a new Predicate that returns true if none of the specified predicates are true.
Predicate	notNullPredicate() Gets a Predicate that checks if the input object passed in is not null.
Predicate	notPredicate(final Predicate predicate) Create a new Predicate that returns true if the specified predicate returns false and vice versa.
Predicate	orPredicate(final Predicate predicate1, final Predicate predicate2) Create a new Predicate that returns true if either of the specified predicates are true.
Predicate	truePredicate() Gets a Predicate that always returns true.