Examples with TestObject com.oracle.tck.lib.autd2.unittests.TestObject used on opensource projects

Example 36 with TestObject

use of com.oracle.tck.lib.autd2.unittests.TestObject in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class Intersect method testIntersect_1_7_cache.

@Test
public void testIntersect_1_7_cache() {
    Values values_1 = DataFactory.createValues(new Object[][] { { new TestObject("one"), new TestObject("two") }, { new TestObject("three"), new TestObject("four") }, { new TestObject("five"), new TestObject("six") } });
    Values result = values_1.intersect(new Object[][] { { new TestObject("one"), new TestObject("two") }, { new TestObject("three_"), new TestObject("three_") } });
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    expected.add(new Object[] { new TestObject("one"), new TestObject("two") });
    ValuesComparison.compare(result.createCache(), expected);
}

Example 37 with TestObject

use of com.oracle.tck.lib.autd2.unittests.TestObject in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class Intersect method testIntersect_1_5.

@Test
public void testIntersect_1_5() {
    Values values_1 = DataFactory.createValues(new Object[][] { { new TestObject("one"), new TestObject("two") }, { new TestObject("three"), new TestObject("three") } });
    Values result = values_1.intersect(new Object[][] { { new TestObject("one_"), new TestObject("two_") }, { new TestObject("three_"), new TestObject("three_") } });
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    ValuesComparison.compare(result, expected);
}

Example 38 with TestObject

use of com.oracle.tck.lib.autd2.unittests.TestObject in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class Mixed method testDiag_Combine_2_3_cached.

@Test
public void testDiag_Combine_2_3_cached() {
    Values vs1 = createColumn("a", "b", "c", "d", "e");
    Values vs2 = createColumn("x", "y", "z");
    Values vs3 = createColumn(1).pseudoMultiply(new TestObject("2"));
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    expected.add(new Object[] { "a", "x", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "b", "y", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "c", "z", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "d", "x", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "e", "y", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    ValuesComparison.compare(vs1.pseudoMultiply(vs2).pseudoMultiply(vs3).createCache(), expected);
}

Example 39 with TestObject

use of com.oracle.tck.lib.autd2.unittests.TestObject in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class Mixed method testDiag_Combine_2_3.

@Test
public void testDiag_Combine_2_3() {
    Values vs1 = createColumn("a", "b", "c", "d", "e");
    Values vs2 = createColumn("x", "y", "z");
    Values vs3 = createColumn(1).pseudoMultiply(new TestObject("2"));
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    expected.add(new Object[] { "a", "x", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "b", "y", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "c", "z", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "d", "x", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "e", "y", 1, new TestObject("2") });
    ValuesComparison.compare(vs1.pseudoMultiply(vs2).pseudoMultiply(vs3), expected);
}

Example 40 with TestObject

use of com.oracle.tck.lib.autd2.unittests.TestObject in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class MyTest method wrappingTwoDimensionalArray_2.

@Test
public void wrappingTwoDimensionalArray_2() {
    final Values result = createColumn("a", "b", "c").filter(new Object() {

        @Transform
        public TestObject[][] build(String s) {
            return new TestObject[][] { { new TestObject(s + 1), new TestObject(s + 2) }, { new TestObject(s + 3), new TestObject(s + 4) } };
        }
    });
    final LinkedList<Object[]> expected = new LinkedList<Object[]>();
    expected.add(new Object[] { new TestObject("a1"), new TestObject("a2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { new TestObject("a3"), new TestObject("a4") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { new TestObject("b1"), new TestObject("b2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { new TestObject("b3"), new TestObject("b4") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { new TestObject("c1"), new TestObject("c2") });
    expected.add(new Object[] { new TestObject("c3"), new TestObject("c4") });
    ValuesComparison.compare(result, expected);
}