Concatenable

All Known Implementing Classes:

ComponentMappingTransform, MixedTransform, SlicingTransform, TranslationTransform, TranslationTransform.InverseTranslationTransform
```
public interface Concatenable<A>
```
If T implements Concatenable<A> that means you can concatenate it with an A, usually resulting in another T. The conventional meaning for concatenating transformations is the following: Let ba = b.concatenate(a). Applying ba to x is equivalent to first applying a to x and then applying b to the result.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`Concatenable<A>`	`concatenate(A a)`	Concatenate this object with a.
`java.lang.Class<A>`	`getConcatenableClass()`

- Method Detail
  - concatenate
```
Concatenable<A> concatenate(A a)
```
    Concatenate this object with a. The result will be an object that can be concatenated with another A. The conventional meaning for concatenating transformations is the following: Let ba = b.concatenate(a). Applying ba to x is equivalent to first applying a to x and then applying b to the result.
  - getConcatenableClass
```
java.lang.Class<A> getConcatenableClass()
```