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

Example 81 with Values

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

the class PseudoMultiply method testDiag_enlarge_cache.

@Test
public void testDiag_enlarge_cache() {
    Values values = createColumn(1, 2, 7);
    values = values.pseudoMultiply(createRow(3, 56, 78));
    ValuesComparison.checkCachedReturnsTheSame(values);
}

Example 82 with Values

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

the class PseudoMultiply method testDiag_enlarge_2_4.

@Test
public void testDiag_enlarge_2_4() {
    Values values = createColumn(1, 2, 7);
    values = values.pseudoMultiply(createRow(3, 56, 78));
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    expected.add(new Object[] { 1, 3, 56, 78 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { 2, 3, 56, 78 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { 7, 3, 56, 78 });
    ValuesComparison.compare(values, expected);
}

Example 83 with Values

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

the class PseudoMultiply method testDiag_single_shortcut.

@Test
public void testDiag_single_shortcut() {
    Values values = pseudoMultiply(createColumn(1, 2, 3));
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    expected.add(new Object[] { 1 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { 2 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { 3 });
    ValuesComparison.compare(values, expected);
}

Example 84 with Values

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

the class PseudoMultiply method test_empty_3_7.

@Test
public void test_empty_3_7() {
    Values values = pseudoMultiply(createColumn(1), createRow(), createColumn(1));
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<>();
    ValuesComparison.compare(values, expected);
}

Example 85 with Values

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

the class PseudoMultiply method testDiag_enlarge_4_1.

@Test
public void testDiag_enlarge_4_1() {
    Values values = createColumn("a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h");
    values = values.pseudoMultiply(createColumn(1, 2, 3));
    List<Object[]> expected = new ArrayList<Object[]>();
    expected.add(new Object[] { "a", 1 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "b", 2 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "c", 3 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "d", 1 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "e", 2 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "f", 3 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "g", 1 });
    expected.add(new Object[] { "h", 2 });
    ValuesComparison.compare(values, expected);
}