Uses of Class
ch.trick17.betterchecks.fluent.IntCheck

Packages that use IntCheck

Package	Description
ch.trick17.betterchecks	Contains the main classes of the library, including Check, the primary entry point, and Config.
ch.trick17.betterchecks.fluent	Contains all fluent check classes, like IntCheck, StringCheck and many more.

Uses of IntCheck in ch.trick17.betterchecks

Methods in ch.trick17.betterchecks that return IntCheck

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static IntCheck	CompactChecks.check(int argument) See Check.that(int)
static IntCheck	Check.that(int argument) Returns an IntCheck which can be use to check various properties of an int, e.g.

Uses of IntCheck in ch.trick17.betterchecks.fluent

Methods in ch.trick17.betterchecks.fluent that return IntCheck

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
IntCheck	StringCheck.hasLengthWhich() Creates an IntCheck property check for the length of the string argument.
IntCheck	PrimitiveArrayCheck.hasLengthWhich() Creates an IntCheck property check for the length of the array argument.
IntCheck	ObjectArrayCheck.hasLengthWhich() Creates an IntCheck property check for the length of the array argument.
IntCheck	UrlCheck.hasPortWhich() Creates an IntCheck property check for the port of the URL argument.
IntCheck	CollectionCheck.hasSizeWhich() Creates an IntCheck property check for the size of the collection argument.
protected IntCheck	ObjectBaseCheck.intPropertyCheck(int property, String propertyName) Creates an int property check for this argument.
IntCheck	IntCheck.is(int number) Checks that the int argument is equal to the given number, throwing an exception otherwise.
IntCheck	IntCheck.isBetween(int min, int max) Checks that the int argument is greater than or equal to min and less than or equal to max, throwing an exception otherwise.
IntCheck	IntCheck.isGreaterThan(int number) Checks that the int argument is (strictly) greater than the given number, throwing an exception otherwise.
IntCheck	StringCheck.isIntWhich() First checks that the string argument is a valid int and then "converts" this check into an IntCheck and returns it.
IntCheck	IntCheck.isLessThan(int number) Checks that the long argument is (strictly) less than the given number, throwing an exception otherwise.
IntCheck	IntCheck.isNegative() Checks that the int argument is negative, throwing an exception otherwise.
IntCheck	IntCheck.isPositive() Checks that the int argument is positive, throwing an exception otherwise.
IntCheck	IntCheck.isValidIndex(Collection<?> collection) Checks that the int argument is a valid index for the given Collection, throwing an exception otherwise.
IntCheck	IntCheck.isValidIndex(int size) Checks that the int argument is a valid index in a Collection or array with the given size or length, throwing an exception otherwise.
IntCheck	IntCheck.isValidIndex(Object[] array) Checks that the int argument is a valid index for the given array, throwing an exception otherwise.