A Deque is a double-ended queue with a pop method that can block until an element is available. It is commonly used to synchronize threads.

Constructor

new()

Create a new Deque instance which is initially empty.

Methods

add(i:T):Void

Adds an element at the end of this Deque.

(Java,Jvm): throws java.lang.NullPointerException if i is null.

pop(block:Bool):Null<T>

Tries to retrieve an element from the front of this Deque.

If an element is available, it is removed from the queue and returned.

If no element is available and block is false, null is returned.

Otherwise, execution blocks until an element is available and returns it.

push(i:T):Void

Adds an element at the front of this Deque.

(Java,Jvm): throws java.lang.NullPointerException if i is null.