Examples with Values com.sun.tck.lib.tgf.Values used on opensource projects

Example 56 with Values

use of com.sun.tck.lib.tgf.Values in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class Multiply method testCombineCombine_3_supportingMethod_withEmpty_2.

@Test
public void testCombineCombine_3_supportingMethod_withEmpty_2() {
    Values values_1 = createColumn(1, 2);
    Values values_2 = createColumn(3, 4);
    Values values_3 = createColumn(5, 6);
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    ValuesComparison.compare(multiply(createColumn(), values_1, createColumn(), values_2, createColumn(), values_3, createColumn()), expected);
}

Example 57 with Values

use of com.sun.tck.lib.tgf.Values in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class Multiply method testCombine_empty_11.

@Test
public void testCombine_empty_11() {
    Values values = createColumn(159).multiply().multiply().multiply().multiply(6);
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    ValuesComparison.compare(values, expected);
}

Example 58 with Values

use of com.sun.tck.lib.tgf.Values in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class Multiply method testMultiplyUtil_SingleItem.

@Test
public void testMultiplyUtil_SingleItem() {
    Values values = multiply(createRow(34, 78));
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    expected.add(new Object[] { 34, 78 });
    ValuesComparison.compare(values, expected);
}

Example 59 with Values

use of com.sun.tck.lib.tgf.Values in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class PseudoMultiply method test_empty_1_1.

@Test
public void test_empty_1_1() {
    Values values = createColumn(1, 2).pseudoMultiply(createColumn());
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<>();
    ValuesComparison.compare(values, expected);
}

Example 60 with Values

use of com.sun.tck.lib.tgf.Values in project jtharness by openjdk.

the class PseudoMultiply method test_empty_3_2.

@Test
public void test_empty_3_2() {
    Values values = pseudoMultiply(createColumn());
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    ValuesComparison.compare(values, expected);
}