Examples with Arrays.asList java.util.Arrays.asList used on opensource projects

Example 11 with Arrays.asList

use of java.util.Arrays.asList in project n4js by eclipse.

the class GHOLD_101_WorkingSetsTest_PluginUITest method tearDown.

@Override
public void tearDown() throws Exception {
    super.tearDown();
    broker.resetState();
    waitForIdleState();
    final TreeItem[] treeItems = commonViewer.getTree().getItems();
    assertTrue("Expected empty Project Explorer. Input was: " + Arrays.toString(treeItems), Arrays2.isEmpty(treeItems));
    assertFalse("Expected projects as top level elements in navigator.", broker.isWorkingSetTopLevel());
    assertNull("Select working set drop down contribution was visible when projects are configured as top level elements.", getWorkingSetDropDownContribution());
    IContributionItem showHiddenWorkingSetsItem = from(Arrays.asList(projectExplorer.getViewSite().getActionBars().getToolBarManager().getItems())).firstMatch(i -> ShowHiddenWorkingSetsDropDownAction.class.getName().equals(i.getId())).orNull();
    assertNull("Show hidden working set drop down contribution was visible when projects are configured as top level elements.", showHiddenWorkingSetsItem);
}

Example 12 with Arrays.asList

use of java.util.Arrays.asList in project n4js by eclipse.

the class SelectAllProjectExplorer_PluginUITest method getContextMenuContributions.

/**
 * Returns the menu contribution titles of the project navigator context menu.
 *
 * This only includes {@link ActionContributionItem}s and {@link MenuManager}s.
 */
private List<String> getContextMenuContributions() {
    MenuManager menu = new MenuManager();
    projectExplorer.getNavigatorActionService().fillContextMenu(menu);
    return Arrays.asList(menu.getItems()).stream().map(i -> {
        if (i instanceof ActionContributionItem) {
            // use action name
            return ((ActionContributionItem) i).getAction().getText();
        } else if (i instanceof MenuManager) {
            // use sub-menu title
            return ((MenuManager) i).getMenuText();
        } else {
            // null for other types of contributions
            return null;
        }
    }).filter(t -> null != t).map(text -> LegacyActionTools.removeMnemonics(text)).collect(Collectors.toList());
}

Example 13 with Arrays.asList

use of java.util.Arrays.asList in project n4js by eclipse.

the class SelectAllProjectExplorer_PluginUITest method assertContextMenuNoActionDuplicates.

/**
 * Asserts that the context menu for the current navigator selection does not contain any duplicates.
 *
 * That is, two menu items that represent an action of the same class.
 */
private void assertContextMenuNoActionDuplicates() {
    MenuManager menu = new MenuManager();
    projectExplorer.getNavigatorActionService().fillContextMenu(menu);
    List<ActionContributionItem> actionContributions = Arrays.asList(menu.getItems()).stream().filter(i -> i instanceof ActionContributionItem).map(i -> ((ActionContributionItem) i)).collect(Collectors.toList());
    Map<String, ActionContributionItem> contributionNameMap = new HashMap<>();
    for (ActionContributionItem item : actionContributions) {
        ActionContributionItem mapItem = contributionNameMap.putIfAbsent(item.getAction().getText(), item);
        if (mapItem != null) {
            IAction mapAction = mapItem.getAction();
            IAction otherAction = item.getAction();
            // Double check if action is of the same type
            if (mapAction.getClass().equals(otherAction.getClass())) {
                fail("Action '" + mapAction.getClass().getSimpleName() + "' is contributed twice to the context menu: " + mapAction.toString() + " " + otherAction.toString());
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 14 with Arrays.asList

use of java.util.Arrays.asList in project n4js by eclipse.

the class SelectAllProjectExplorer_PluginUITest method tearDown.

@Override
public void tearDown() throws Exception {
    super.tearDown();
    broker.resetState();
    waitForIdleState();
    final TreeItem[] treeItems = commonViewer.getTree().getItems();
    assertTrue("Expected empty Project Explorer. Input was: " + Arrays.toString(treeItems), Arrays2.isEmpty(treeItems));
    assertFalse("Expected projects as top level elements in navigator.", broker.isWorkingSetTopLevel());
    assertNull("Select working set drop down contribution was visible when projects are configured as top level elements.", getWorkingSetDropDownContribution());
    IContributionItem showHiddenWorkingSetsItem = from(Arrays.asList(projectExplorer.getViewSite().getActionBars().getToolBarManager().getItems())).firstMatch(i -> ShowHiddenWorkingSetsDropDownAction.class.getName().equals(i.getId())).orNull();
    assertNull("Show hidden working set drop down contribution was visible when projects are configured as top level elements.", showHiddenWorkingSetsItem);
}

Example 15 with Arrays.asList

use of java.util.Arrays.asList in project motech by motech.

the class LookupProcessorTest method shouldProcessMethodWithCustomLookupName.

@Test
public void shouldProcessMethodWithCustomLookupName() throws NoSuchMethodException {
    lookupProcessor.setEntityProcessingResult(Arrays.asList(mockEntityProcessorOutput(new EntityDto(TestClass.class.getName()), Collections.EMPTY_LIST)));
    when(paranamer.lookupParameterNames(getTestMethod(3))).thenReturn(argNames);
    Method method = getTestMethod(3);
    LookupDto dto = new LookupDto("My new custom lookup", false, false, lookupFieldDtos(argNames), true, "testMethod3", asList(argNames), true);
    lookupProcessor.process(method);
    Map<String, List<LookupDto>> elements = lookupProcessor.getProcessingResult();
    assertTrue(elements.containsKey(TEST_CLASS_NAME));
    List<LookupDto> list = elements.get(TEST_CLASS_NAME);
    assertEquals(1, list.size());
    assertEquals(dto, list.get(0));
}