However, it could be done indirectly: a) Copy input collection to a list b) Clear input collection c) Transform each element from the list back into the original collection
If you would like to provide a patch (or just change SVN) to add a new static method (decorateTransform?) for doing this on TransformedCollection then please go ahead. (A new method is needed as the javadoc on the existing decorate method is explicit)
Note, that if you do do this then the new method should be added to all the Transformed* classes.
Stephen
Rob Oxspring wrote:
Hi,
I've just been burnt (and not for the first time) by the fact that the TransformedCollection doesn't transform the objects that are already in the wrapped collection. For example:
Collection dates = ... // a collection with Date objects in it Transformer toString = ... // a transformer that calls toString Collection strings = CollectionUtils.transformedCollection(dates,toString);
My intuition tells me that strings should be full of String objects and have no Date objects in it but the opposite is true. Is this the intended behaviour or is this a bug? I'm happy to patch the TransformedCollection class but wanted to run it passed people first...
Thanks,
Rob
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