Can you use "parenthesis" on Predicate operations

Question

I can't see any way to build a Predicate that uses parenthesis to control logical order. Is there one?

Say I want to do something like Predicate <= mumble and (foo or baz)

A simple Predicates.and or a Predicates.or has no equivalent that says "foo or baz" and with mumble.

Is this possible?

Answer 1

It just depends on how you construct it:

// (mumble and foo) or baz
Predicates.or(Predicates.and(mumble, foo), baz)

// mumble and (foo or baz)
Predicates.and(mumble, Predicates.or(foo, baz))

There's no real need for "parentheses" because it's unambiguous from the method calls themselves.