Examples with RangeFilter org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.core.filters.RangeFilter used on opensource projects

Example 6 with RangeFilter

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.core.filters.RangeFilter in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class RangeFilterTest method testFilter.

@Test
public void testFilter() {
    int width = 4;
    int height = 10;
    int wrap = height / 3;
    ArrayList<Object>[] data = MockDataSet.buildArray(width, height, wrap);
    assertEquals(width, data.length);
    assertEquals(height, data[0].size());
    List<Object>[] data2 = filter.filter(data);
    assertEquals(width, data.length);
    assertEquals(height, data[0].size());
    assertEquals(width, data2.length);
    assertEquals(6, data2[0].size());
    assertEquals("1", data2[0].get(0));
    assertEquals("2", data2[0].get(1));
    assertEquals("1", data2[0].get(2));
    assertEquals("2", data2[0].get(3));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(1), data2[2].get(0));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(2), data2[2].get(1));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(4), data2[2].get(2));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(5), data2[2].get(3));
    filter = new RangeFilter(0, 0, 2, RangeFilter.INSIDE_BOUNDS);
    data2 = filter.filter(data);
    assertEquals(width, data.length);
    assertEquals(height, data[0].size());
    assertEquals(width, data2.length);
    assertEquals(3, data2[0].size());
    assertEquals("1", data2[0].get(0));
    assertEquals("1", data2[0].get(1));
    assertEquals("1", data2[0].get(2));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(1), data2[2].get(0));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(4), data2[2].get(1));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(7), data2[2].get(2));
    filter = new RangeFilter(0, 0, 2, RangeFilter.OUTSIDE_BOUNDS | RangeFilter.INCLUSIVE);
    data2 = filter.filter(data);
    assertEquals(width, data.length);
    assertEquals(height, data[0].size());
    assertEquals(width, data2.length);
    assertEquals(7, data2[0].size());
    assertEquals("0", data2[0].get(0));
    assertEquals("2", data2[0].get(1));
    assertEquals("0", data2[0].get(2));
    assertEquals("2", data2[0].get(3));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(0), data2[2].get(0));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(2), data2[2].get(1));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(3), data2[2].get(2));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(5), data2[2].get(3));
    filter = new RangeFilter(0, 0, 2, RangeFilter.INSIDE_BOUNDS);
    data2 = filter.filter(data);
    assertEquals(width, data.length);
    assertEquals(height, data[0].size());
    assertEquals(width, data2.length);
    assertEquals(3, data2[0].size());
    assertEquals("1", data2[0].get(0));
    assertEquals("1", data2[0].get(1));
    assertEquals("1", data2[0].get(2));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(1), data2[2].get(0));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(4), data2[2].get(1));
    assertEquals(data[2].get(7), data2[2].get(2));
    filter = new RangeFilter(0, 0, 2, RangeFilter.OUTSIDE_BOUNDS);
    data2 = filter.filter(data);
    assertEquals(width, data.length);
    assertEquals(height, data[0].size());
    assertEquals(width, data2.length);
    assertEquals(0, data2[0].size());
    filter = new RangeFilter(-1, 1, 3, 0);
    assertNull(filter.filter(data));
}

Example 7 with RangeFilter

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.core.filters.RangeFilter in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class FilteredRowDataSetTest method testAddFilter.

// End overwrite to ensure the data returned has all the filters applied
// IFilteredDataSet Methods
@Test
public void testAddFilter() {
    data.remove(0);
    data.remove(0);
    RowEntry entry;
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 3, 2, 5 });
    data.append(entry);
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 4, 2, 3 });
    data.append(entry);
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 7, 2, 9 });
    data.append(entry);
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 2, 2, 6 });
    data.append(entry);
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 5, 2, 2 });
    data.append(entry);
    fdata.addFilter(new RangeFilter(0, 3, 5, RangeFilter.INCLUSIVE | RangeFilter.INSIDE_BOUNDS));
    assertEquals(3, fdata.getRowCount());
    Object[] row = fdata.getRow(1);
    assertEquals(4, ((Integer) row[0]).intValue());
    assertEquals(3, ((Integer) row[2]).intValue());
    row = fdata.getRow(2);
    assertEquals(5, ((Integer) row[0]).intValue());
    assertEquals(2, ((Integer) row[1]).intValue());
    fdata.addFilter(new SortFilter(2, SortFilter.ASCENDING));
    assertEquals(3, fdata.getRowCount());
    row = fdata.getRow(0);
    assertEquals(5, ((Integer) row[0]).intValue());
    assertEquals(2, ((Integer) row[2]).intValue());
    row = fdata.getRow(1);
    assertEquals(4, ((Integer) row[0]).intValue());
    assertEquals(3, ((Integer) row[2]).intValue());
}

Example 8 with RangeFilter

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.core.filters.RangeFilter in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class FilteredRowDataSetTest method testRemoveFilter.

@Test
public void testRemoveFilter() {
    data.remove(0);
    data.remove(0);
    RowEntry entry;
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 3, 2, 5 });
    data.append(entry);
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 4, 2, 3 });
    data.append(entry);
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 7, 2, 9 });
    data.append(entry);
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 2, 2, 6 });
    data.append(entry);
    entry = new RowEntry();
    entry.putRow(0, new Integer[] { 5, 2, 2 });
    data.append(entry);
    RangeFilter filter = new RangeFilter(0, 3, 5, RangeFilter.INCLUSIVE | RangeFilter.INSIDE_BOUNDS);
    fdata.addFilter(filter);
    fdata.addFilter(new SortFilter(2, SortFilter.ASCENDING));
    fdata.removeFilter(filter);
    assertEquals(5, fdata.getRowCount());
    Object[] row = fdata.getRow(0);
    assertEquals(5, ((Integer) row[0]).intValue());
    assertEquals(2, ((Integer) row[2]).intValue());
    row = fdata.getRow(1);
    assertEquals(4, ((Integer) row[0]).intValue());
    assertEquals(3, ((Integer) row[2]).intValue());
}

Example 9 with RangeFilter

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.core.filters.RangeFilter in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class FilteredTableDataSetTest method testAddFilter.

@Test
public void testAddFilter() {
    TableEntry entry;
    entry = new TableEntry();
    entry.add(new Integer[] { 3, 2, 5 });
    dataSet.append(entry);
    entry = new TableEntry();
    entry.add(new Integer[] { 4, 2, 3 });
    dataSet.append(entry);
    entry = new TableEntry();
    entry.add(new Integer[] { 7, 2, 9 });
    dataSet.append(entry);
    entry = new TableEntry();
    entry.add(new Integer[] { 2, 2, 6 });
    dataSet.append(entry);
    entry = new TableEntry();
    entry.add(new Integer[] { 5, 2, 2 });
    dataSet.append(entry);
    dataSet.addFilter(new RangeFilter(0, 3, 4, RangeFilter.INCLUSIVE | RangeFilter.INSIDE_BOUNDS));
    assertEquals(0, dataSet.getRowCount());
    dataSet.clearFilters();
    dataSet.addFilter(new RangeFilter(0, 3, 5, RangeFilter.INCLUSIVE | RangeFilter.INSIDE_BOUNDS));
    assertEquals(1, dataSet.getRowCount());
    Object[] row = dataSet.getRow(0);
    assertEquals(5, ((Integer) row[0]).intValue());
    assertEquals(2, ((Integer) row[2]).intValue());
}

Example 10 with RangeFilter

use of org.eclipse.linuxtools.systemtap.graphing.core.filters.RangeFilter in project linuxtools by eclipse.

the class FilteredTableDataSetTest method testGetFilters.

@Test
public void testGetFilters() {
    assertEquals(0, dataSet.getFilters().length);
    RangeFilter filter1 = new RangeFilter(0, 3, 5, RangeFilter.INCLUSIVE | RangeFilter.INSIDE_BOUNDS);
    SortFilter filter2 = new SortFilter(2, SortFilter.ASCENDING);
    dataSet.addFilter(filter1);
    dataSet.addFilter(filter2);
    IDataSetFilter[] filters = dataSet.getFilters();
    assertEquals(2, filters.length);
}