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decode

encode

Keep encoded values "%..." and template parameters intact.

encodeFragment

Keep encoded values "%...", matrix parameters, template parameters, and '/'
characters intact.

encodePath

Encode via RFC 3986 [http://ietf.org/rfc/rfc3986.txt]. PCHAR is allowed allong
with '/' unreserved =

encodePathAsIs

decodeBytes

decodePath

encodeFromArray

encodeMatrixParam

Encode '%' if it is not an encoding sequence

encodeNonCodes

Keep any valid encodings from string i.e. keep "%2D" but don't keep "%p"

encodePathSaveEncodings

Keep encoded values "%...", matrix parameters and template parameters intact.

encodePathSegment

encodePathSegmentAsIs

encodePathSegmentSaveEncodings

encodeQueryParam

Encodes everything of a query parameter name or value.

encodeQueryParamAsIs

encodeQueryParamSaveEncodings

encodeQueryString

Keep encoded values "%..." and template parameters intact i.e. "{x}"

encodeValue

pathParamReplacement

BufferedReader

Start an intent from android

A point representing a location in (x,y) coordinate space, specified in integer
precision.

java.awt.Point

Provides access to system-related information and resources including standard
input and output. Ena

java.lang.System

A ConnectException is thrown if a connection cannot be established to a remote
host on a specific po

java.net.ConnectException

An Internet Protocol (IP) address. This can be either an IPv4 address or an IPv6
address, and in pra

java.net.InetAddress

 Stack is a Last-In/First-Out(LIFO) data structure which represents a stack of
objects. It enables u

java.util.Stack

org.hamcrest.core.IsNull

setContentView

setScale

getSystemService

/**
    * Called by ClientRequest.getUri() to add a query parameter for
    * {@code @QueryParam} parameters. We do not use UriBuilder.queryParam()
    * because
    * <ul>
    * <li> queryParam() supports URI template processing and this method must
    * always encode braces (for parameter substitution is not possible for
    * {@code @QueryParam} parameters).
    * <li> queryParam() supports "contextual URI encoding" (i.e., it does not
    * encode {@code %} characters that are followed by two hex characters).
    * The JavaDoc for {@code @QueryParam.value()} explicitly states that
    * the value is specified in decoded format and that "any percent
    * encoded literals within the value will not be decoded and will
    * instead be treated as literal text". This means that it is an
    * explicit bug to perform contextual URI encoding of this method's
    * name parameter; hence, we must always encode said parameter. This
    * method also foregoes contextual URI encoding on this method's value
    * parameter because it represents arbitrary data passed to a
    * {@code QueryParam} parameter of a client proxy (since the client
    * proxy is nothing more than a transport layer, it should not be
    * "interpreting" such data; instead, it should faithfully transmit
    * this data over the wire).
    * </ul>
    *
    * @param name  the name of the query parameter.
    * @param value the value of the query parameter.
    * @return Returns this instance to allow call chaining.
    */

/**
    * Called by ClientRequest.getUri() to add a query parameter for
    * {@code @QueryParam} parameters. We do not use UriBuilder.queryParam()
    * because
    * <ul>
    * <li> queryParam() supports URI template processing and this method must
    * always encode braces (for parameter substitution is not possible for
    * {@code @QueryParam} parameters).
    * <p/>
    * <li> queryParam() supports "contextual URI encoding" (i.e., it does not
    * encode {@code %} characters that are followed by two hex characters).
    * The JavaDoc for {@code @QueryParam.value()} explicitly states that
    * the value is specified in decoded format and that "any percent
    * encoded literals within the value will not be decoded and will
    * instead be treated as literal text". This means that it is an
    * explicit bug to perform contextual URI encoding of this method's
    * name parameter; hence, we must always encode said parameter. This
    * method also foregoes contextual URI encoding on this method's value
    * parameter because it represents arbitrary data passed to a
    * {@code QueryParam} parameter of a client proxy (since the client
    * proxy is nothing more than a transport layer, it should not be
    * "interpreting" such data; instead, it should faithfully transmit
    * this data over the wire).
    * </ul>
    *
    * @param name  the name of the query parameter.
    * @param value the value of the query parameter.
    * @return Returns this instance to allow call chaining.
    */

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