If you work with NavigableMap (e.g. TreeMap), you can use benefits of underlying tree data structure, and do something like this (with O(lg(N))
complexity):
public SortedMap<String, Object> getByPrefix(
NavigableMap<String, Object> myMap,
String prefix ) {
return myMap.subMap( prefix, prefix + Character.MAX_VALUE );
}
More expanded example:
import java.util.NavigableMap;
import java.util.SortedMap;
import java.util.TreeMap;
public class Test {
public static void main( String[] args ) {
TreeMap<String, Object> myMap = new TreeMap<String, Object>();
myMap.put( "111-hello", null );
myMap.put( "111-world", null );
myMap.put( "111-test", null );
myMap.put( "111-java", null );
myMap.put( "123-one", null );
myMap.put( "123-two", null );
myMap.put( "123--three", null );
myMap.put( "123--four", null );
myMap.put( "125-hello", null );
myMap.put( "125--world", null );
System.out.println( "111 " + getByPrefix( myMap, "111" ) );
System.out.println( "123 " + getByPrefix( myMap, "123" ) );
System.out.println( "123-- " + getByPrefix( myMap, "123--" ) );
System.out.println( "12 " + getByPrefix( myMap, "12" ) );
}
private static SortedMap<String, Object> getByPrefix(
NavigableMap<String, Object> myMap,
String prefix ) {
return myMap.subMap( prefix, prefix + Character.MAX_VALUE );
}
}
Output is:
111 {111-hello=null, 111-java=null, 111-test=null, 111-world=null}
123 {123--four=null, 123--three=null, 123-one=null, 123-two=null}
123-- {123--four=null, 123--three=null}
12 {123--four=null, 123--three=null, 123-one=null, 123-two=null, 125--world=null, 125-hello=null}
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