我试图在 Java(或 Groovy)中找到一个数据结构,它可以像这样工作:
MemberAdressableSetsSet mass = new MemberAdressableSetsSet();
mass.addSet(["a","b"]);
mass.addSet(["c","d","e"]);
mass.get("d").add("f");
String output = Arrays.toString(mass.get("e").toArray());
System.out.println(output); // [ "c", "d", "e", "f" ] (ordering irrelevant)
有没有这样的东西?如果没有,有没有办法用普通的 Java 代码来实现这样的东西,而不会给 CPU 或数周的内存带来噩梦?
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MemberAdressableSetsSet mass = new MemberAdressableSetsSet();
Set<String> s1 = new HashSet<String>();
s1.add("a");
Set<String> s2 = new HashSet<String>();
s2.add("c");s2.add("d");s2.add("e");
mass.addSet(s1);
mass.addSet(s2);
Set<String> s3 = new HashSet<String>();
s3.add("a");s3.add("z");
mass.addSet(s3);
/* s3 contains "a", which is already in a subset of mass, so:
* Either
* - does nothing and returns false or throws Exception
* - deletes "a" from its previous subset before adding s3
* => possibly returns the old subset
* => deletes the old subset if that leaves it empty
* => maybe requires an optional parameter to be set
* - removes "a" from the new subset before adding it
* => possibly returns the new subset that was actually added
* => does not add the new subset if purging it of overlap leaves it empty
* => maybe requires an optional parameter to be set
* - merges all sets that would end up overlapping
* - adds it with no overlap checks, but get("a") returns an array of all sets containing it
*/
mass.get("d").add("f");
String output = Arrays.toString(mass.get("e").toArray());
System.out.println(output); // [ "c", "d", "e", "f" ] (ordering irrelevant)
mass.get("d")将返回Set<T>包含mass. "d"类似于 get() 的工作方式,例如HashMap:
HashMap<String,LinkedList<Integer>> map = new HashMap<>();
LinkedList<Integer> list = new LinkedList<>();
list.add(9);
map.put("d",list);
map.get("d").add(4);
map.get("d"); // returns a LinkedList with contents [9,4]
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