Commons.Collections

Commons.Collections

Commons.Collections provides the extensive collections beyond the ones in System.Collections

Installation

Commons.Collections is delivered as a nuget packge. It is part of "Commons" package. You can get the package from nuget.org

Or you can directly install from nuget console by typing follwing commands:

PM>Install-Package Commons

Supported collections

• HashedMap, a hash map (dictionary).

• Customized32HashedMap, a hash map (dictionary) whose hash function can be defined other than using Object.GetHashCode().

• TreeMap, a sorted map (dictionary). The map is navigable.

• SkipListMap, a sorted map (dictionary). The map is navigable.

• LruMap, a hash map (dictionary) implemented with least recently used algorithm. The map size is bounded and the oldest item is eliminated when the map size is full.

• ReferenceMap, a hash map (dictionary) which calculates the hash value only from its key object reference value.

• LinkedHashedMap, an ordered map (dictionary) which remembers the adding sequence of the items.

• HashedBimap, an unsorted bidirectional map. A bidirectional map is a map which can be used to find a value from a key and a key from a value.

• TreeBimap, a sorted bidirectional map.

• MultiValueHashedMap, an unsorted map where multiple values are allowed for a given key.

• MultiValueTreeMap, a sorted version of multi-value map.

• HashedBag, a bag containing the unsorted items. A bag is a collection that allows duplicate values.

• TreeBag, a bag containing the sorted items.

• Deque, a double ended queue.

• LinkedDeque, a double ended queue with linked list as inside data structure.

• MaxPriorityQueue, a priority queue where the maximum item is at the top.

• MinPriorityQueue, a priority queue where the minimum item is at the top.

• BoundedQueue, a FIFO queue with a maximum size.

• HashedSet, a set with unsorted items. It's a set strictly follows the definition in maths.

• TreeSet, a set with sorted items. It's a set strictly follows the definition in maths.

• SkipListSet, a set with sorted items. It's a set strictly follows the definition in maths.

• ReferenceSet, a hash set which calculates the hash value only from its object reference value.

• LinkedSet, an ordered set where the elements are sequenced by the adding order.

• LruSet, an ordered set where the elements are sequenced by the least recently used algorithm. The set is bounded and the oldest item is eliminated when the size is full.