java - Calling a method with it's previous values on a single line -

so have quite simple method, has 1 job, has give me min , max values of chaning variable.

    public int[] axislimits(int axisinfo, int axismin, int axismax){      if(axisinfo >= axismax){         axismax = axisinfo;     }else if(axisinfo < axismin){         axismin = axisinfo;     }       int axislimits[] = {axismin, axismax};     /*     axislimits[0] = axismin;     axislimits[1] = axismax;     */     return axislimits; } 

previously had int axislimits[] = new int[2], that's why have 2 lines commented.

so it's works fine, have predefine 2 variable every axis, , save min , max values before next call:

    int limitz[] = new limits().axislimits((int)accelz, minaccelz, maxaccelz);     minaccelz = limitz[0];     maxaccelz = limitz[1]; 

and can use minaccelz , max accelz or limitz[0] , limitz[1].

is there way go around , make single line call? (so can work limitz[0] , limitz[1] needed?

how class like:

public class minmax {      private int min;     private int max;      public minmax(int min, int max) {         this.min = min;         this.max = max;     }      public minmax axisinfo(int axisinfo) {         if ( axisinfo > max ) max = axisinfo;         else if ( axisinfo < min ) min = axisinfo;         return this;     }      public int getmin() {         return min;     }      public int getmax() {         return max;     } } 

and then:

minmax m = new minmax(100,1000)         .axisinfo(1500)         .axisinfo(90)         .axisinfo(70);  int min = m.getmin(); int max = m.getmax();