All Classes and Interfaces

Class	Description
Agent	The abstract parent class of all chess playing agents.
Arguments	A more convenient representation of command line argument based on keys and values.
ArrayIterable<E>	An object that allows an array to be treated as Iterable.
ArrayIterator<E>	Iterates through all the elements in an array.
Banner	A short text banner that appears above the chess board.
Bishop	Represents the bishop chess piece.
Board	A graphical representation of a chess board.
Board	Represents a chess board and the pieces on it.
ChessDisplay	A high-level container representing the game's current state, which can displayed either on the console as text or on the screen as a GUI.
ChessFrame	An instance of ChessDisplay that shows the game in a JFrame.
Console	A simple text console to display a transcript of the game.
DirectedAcyclicGraph<T>	A directed acyclic graph (or DAG) whose nodes are of a given type.
DirectedEdge<T>	Represents a single directed egde in a DirectedAcyclicGraph.
DummyOutputStream	An implementation of OutputStream that does nothing.
DummyWriter	An implementation of Writer that does nothing.
FormatException	A format exception is thrown when the input to a Parser is improperly formatted.
Game	Represents a single chess game between two Agents.
ImmutableArray<E>	An array whose values cannot be modified.
ImmutableList<E>	A list of objects which cannot be modified.
King	Represents the king chess piece.
Knight	Represents the knight chess piece.
List	A list is a collection of 0 to many nodes.
Main	The entry point for the chess application.
MinPriorityQueue<T>	A min priority queue which, instead of using a Comparator, allows the user to specify a numeric key that should be associated with the item being added to the queue.
Node	The abstract parent class of List and Symbol.
ObjectParser<E>	An object parser provides a means of translating a node into an object of a specific kind.
OperationsBudgetExceededException	Indicates that an algorithm has performed more than the maximum allowed number of operations.
Outcome	Represents the three possible outcomes of a Chess game.
Parser	Converts text into various kinds of objects based on customizable rules.
Pawn	Represents the pawn chess piece.
PGN	Provides methods for generating Portable Game Notation from a sequence of chess states.
Piece	Represents an individual chess piece as a GUI element.
Piece	Represents an individual piece of one color at a given location.
Player	Represents the two players of a chess game: white and black.
Queen	Represents the queen chess piece.
Rook	Represents the rook chess piece.
SearchBudget	Represents the limitations placed on an algorithm in terms of how many operations it may perform and how long it make take to solve a problem.
SearchBudgetExceededException	Indicates that an algorithm has used more than the maximum allowed resources.
Settings	Various settings that control the appearance and computational constraints of the game.
Settings	Settings for all projects.
State	Represents the current state (between moves) of a game of chess.
Symbol	A symbol is a string of characters.
Table	Logic for displaying simple 2-dimensional tables of data.
Table.Cell	An individual unit of data in the table.
Table.Column	A vertical sequence of cells.
Table.Row	A horizontal sequence of cells.
Table.Sequence	The abstract parent of Table.Row and Table.Column.
TimeBudgetExceededException	Indicates that an algorithm has taken more than the allowed amount of time.
Tuple	A tuple is simply an array of Objects implemented such that two tuples are the same (i.e.
Utilities	Assorted helpful methods.