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Reputation: 33532

How to use NavigableMap features with Guava's Multimap (with asMap())?

Let's assume i have something like this:

Multimap<Integer, Integer> data = TreeMultimap.create();

How can i use .headMap() on my data? I suppose, that TreeMultimap.asMap() is the way to go.

The documentation (link) says, that TreeMap.asMap() returns NavigableMap<K,Collection<V>>, but i'm not able to get that to work.

NavigableMap<Integer, ArrayList<Integer>> test = data.asMap(); // type mismatch
SortedMap<Integer, ArrayList<Integer>> test = data.asMap(); // type mismatch

What am i doing wrong?

Thanks!

PS: I'm using guava 16

Upvotes: 0

Views: 811

Answers (1)

Rohit Jain
Rohit Jain

Reputation: 213311

The type of data is Multimap, not TreeMultimap. Also, a NavigableMap<Integer, Collection<Integer>>, is not compatible with NavigableMap<Integer, ArrayList<Integer>>.

Change your code to:

TreeMultimap<Integer, Integer> data = TreeMultimap.create();
NavigableMap<Integer, Collection<Integer>> test = data.asMap();

Upvotes: 4

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