| Class and Description |
|---|
| com.opencsv.bean.comparator.LiteralComparator
This exact behavior can be had using comparators from Apache
Commons Collections, which opencsv includes as a dependency. The following
code gives the same result:
List<T> predefinedList = Arrays.<T>asList(predefinedOrder);
FixedOrderComparator<T> fixedComparator = new FixedOrderComparator<>(predefinedList);
fixedComparator.setUnknownObjectBehavior(FixedOrderComparator.UnknownObjectBehavior.AFTER);
Comparator<T> c = new ComparatorChain<>(Arrays.<Comparator<T>>asList(
fixedComparator,
new NullComparator<>(false),
new ComparableComparator<>()));
|
| Method and Description |
|---|
| com.opencsv.bean.MappingStrategy.isAnnotationDriven()
This is simply no longer necessary.
|
| com.opencsv.bean.StatefulBeanToCsv.isThrowExceptions()
There is simply no need for this method.
|
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