如何在 Java 8 中以相反的顺序从列表中获取有序流
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How to get ordered stream from a list in reverse order in Java 8
提问by Pawel Veselov
Is there a sane way to get an ordered stream from a list (array list specifically, but it shouldn't matter) that streams elements in reverse of how they are in the original list?
是否有一种理智的方法可以从列表(特别是数组列表,但应该无关紧要)中获取有序流,该流以与原始列表中的元素相反的方式流过元素?
I'm looking for a solution that doesn't involve buffering data in anything (collector, another list, array, etc, because they copy the container which is wasteful), or uses Collections.reverse
(because it modifies the list).
我正在寻找一种解决方案,它不涉及任何内容(收集器、另一个列表、数组等,因为它们复制浪费的容器)或使用Collections.reverse
(因为它修改列表)中的缓冲数据。
So far, the cleanest ways that I see here is to implement my own version of Spliterator
that's ORDERED
and advances through the list in reverse, or implement an Iterator
that iterates in reverse, and use Spliterators.spliteratorUnknownSize(iterator,ORDERED)
on it.
到目前为止,最干净的方法,我在这里看到的是实现我自己的版本,Spliterator
这是ORDERED
在列表中的反向和进步,或实施Iterator
在反向迭代,并使用Spliterators.spliteratorUnknownSize(iterator,ORDERED)
它。
Note this question is different from Java 8 stream reverse order: that other question asks on how to reverse a stream (which is impossible in general case), and answers offer to reverse the source somehow (which I don't want to do), and then stream that reversed source. The cost of reversing the source is O(N), and I want to avoid it at all if possible.
请注意,此问题与Java 8 流反向顺序不同:另一个问题询问如何反转流(在一般情况下这是不可能的),并且答案提供以某种方式反转源(我不想这样做),然后流式传输该反向源。反转源的成本是 O(N),如果可能的话,我想完全避免它。
回答by Holger
If your List
is a random access list, you may simply use
如果您List
是随机访问列表,则可以简单地使用
int num=list.size()-1;
IntStream.rangeClosed(0, num).mapToObj(i->list.get(num-i))
to create a Stream
which has the characteristics ORDERED | SIZED | SUBSIZED
and offers full splitting support.
创建一个Stream
具有特性ORDERED | SIZED | SUBSIZED
并提供完整拆分支持的产品。
For a non-random access list like LinkedList
it would be a performance disaster, however, who uses LinkedList
anyway?
对于像LinkedList
它这样的非随机访问列表来说,这将是一场性能灾难,但是,谁会使用LinkedList
呢?
You may also check via list instanceof
RandomAccess
first…
您也可以通过list instanceof
RandomAccess
首先检查…
回答by Stuart Marks
NOTE:If you have an ArrayList
or other list that allows random-access retrieval by index (get(i)
) then Holger's approachis preferable. The approach below is only necessary if you have a data structure that allows reverse traversal but not indexed access.
注意:如果您有一个ArrayList
或其他列表允许通过索引 ( get(i)
)进行随机访问检索,那么Holger 的方法是更可取的。仅当您的数据结构允许反向遍历但不允许索引访问时,才需要下面的方法。
Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a really simple (i.e., a one-liner) way to do this. But getting a reversed stream using AbstractSpliterator
isn't too difficult, given that List
already has the ability to iterate in reverse. Here's a utility method to do that:
不幸的是,似乎没有一种非常简单(即单行)的方法来做到这一点。但是使用反向流AbstractSpliterator
并不太困难,因为它List
已经具有反向迭代的能力。这是一个实用方法来做到这一点:
static <T> Stream<T> reversedStream(List<? extends T> input) {
ListIterator<? extends T> li = input.listIterator(input.size());
return StreamSupport.stream(
new Spliterators.AbstractSpliterator<T>(input.size(), Spliterator.ORDERED) {
@Override public boolean tryAdvance(Consumer<? super T> action) {
if (li.hasPrevious()) {
action.accept(li.previous());
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
},
false);
}
(I suppose the Spliterator could be SIZED
, but that's mostly pointless because this is an unsplittable spliterator.)
(我想 Spliterator 可能是SIZED
,但这几乎毫无意义,因为这是一个不可拆分的 spliterator。)
As it stands, this can afford a limited degree of parallelism, as AbstractSpliterator
will call tryAdvance
multiple times and batch up work to hand off to fork-join tasks. But it's not as efficient as being able to split.
就目前而言,这可以提供有限程度的并行性,因为AbstractSpliterator
它将tryAdvance
多次调用并批量处理工作以移交给 fork-join 任务。但这并不像能够拆分那样有效。
If parallel efficiency is a great concern, one could write a spliterator that can actually split, where the splits are traversed in reverse order.
如果并行效率是一个很大的问题,可以编写一个可以实际拆分的拆分器,其中拆分以相反的顺序遍历。
回答by teppic
Google's Guava library provides a reverse view of a list (Lists#reverse(List)
). There's a ReverseListIterator
in the Apache Commons Collection library, too.
Google 的 Guava 库提供了列表 ( Lists#reverse(List)
)的反向视图。有一个ReverseListIterator
在Apache下议院收藏库了。
回答by Matt McHenry
I tend to like @teppic's answer of using a third-party library to do this. However, it's an interesting exercise to try to come up with a solution using only the Java 8 APIs. Delegating to a ListIterator
is the cleanest thing I could come up with, but it's not really much cleaner than implementing your own Iterator
from scratch.
我倾向于喜欢@teppic 使用第三方库来做到这一点的答案。但是,尝试提出仅使用 Java 8 API 的解决方案是一项有趣的练习。委托给 aListIterator
是我能想到的最干净的东西,但它并不比Iterator
从头开始实现你自己的东西更干净。
public static void main(String[] args){
List<String> l = Arrays.asList("first", "second", "third");
StreamSupport.stream(Spliterators.spliterator(revit(l), l.size(), 0), false)
.forEachOrdered(System.out::println);
}
private static final <T> Iterator<T> revit(List<T> l){
ListIterator<T> li = l.listIterator(l.size());
return new Iterator<T>(){
@Override
public boolean hasNext(){
return li.hasPrevious();
}
@Override
public T next(){
return li.previous();
}
};
}