LambdaExceptionUtil

A collection of wrapper methods to allow throw/catch of explicit exceptions within lambda expressions, whereas it would not normally be allowed.

As an example, the below code using a Consumer would not even compile:

     void myLambdaExperiment() {
         Stream.of("hello", null, "unreachable")
             .forEach(s -> checkValue(s)); // <-- WOULD NOT COMPILE
     }

     void checkValue(String value) throws MyTestException {
         if(value==null) {
             throw new MyTestException();
         }
     }

Instead, using this LambdaExceptionUtil's wrapper methods would both compile and ask the developer to declare the thrown exception in the caller method. E.g.

    void myLambdaExperiment() throws MyTestException { // <-- CORRECTLY RETHROWS
         Stream.of("hello", null, "unreachable")
             .forEach(rethrowConsumer(s -> checkValue(s))); // <-- DOES COMPILE!
     }

Wrapper methods are provided for the following basic Functional Interfaces:

• Consumer
• BiConsumer
• Function
• BiFunction
• Supplier
• Predicate
• BiPredicate