Examples with DirtyTracker org.hibernate.bytecode.enhance.internal.tracker.DirtyTracker used on opensource projects

Example 1 with DirtyTracker

use of org.hibernate.bytecode.enhance.internal.tracker.DirtyTracker in project hibernate-orm by hibernate.

the class DirtyTrackerTest method testSortedTracker.

@Test
public void testSortedTracker() {
    DirtyTracker tracker = new SortedFieldTracker();
    assertTrue(tracker.isEmpty());
    assertEquals(0, tracker.get().length);
    tracker.add("foo");
    assertFalse(tracker.isEmpty());
    assertArrayEquals(tracker.get(), new String[] { "foo" });
    tracker.clear();
    assertTrue(tracker.isEmpty());
    assertEquals(0, tracker.get().length);
    tracker.add("foo");
    tracker.add("bar");
    tracker.add("another.bar");
    tracker.add("foo");
    tracker.add("another.foo");
    tracker.add("another.bar");
    assertEquals(4, tracker.get().length);
    // the algorithm for this implementation relies on the fact that the array is kept sorted, so let's check it really is
    assertTrue(isSorted(tracker.get()));
    tracker.suspend(true);
    tracker.add("one more");
    assertEquals(4, tracker.get().length);
}

Example 2 with DirtyTracker

use of org.hibernate.bytecode.enhance.internal.tracker.DirtyTracker in project hibernate-orm by hibernate.

the class DirtyTrackerTest method testSimpleTracker.

@Test
public void testSimpleTracker() {
    DirtyTracker tracker = new SimpleFieldTracker();
    assertTrue(tracker.isEmpty());
    assertEquals(0, tracker.get().length);
    tracker.add("foo");
    assertFalse(tracker.isEmpty());
    assertArrayEquals(tracker.get(), new String[] { "foo" });
    tracker.clear();
    assertTrue(tracker.isEmpty());
    assertEquals(0, tracker.get().length);
    tracker.add("foo");
    tracker.add("bar");
    tracker.add("another.bar");
    tracker.add("foo");
    tracker.add("another.foo");
    tracker.add("another.bar");
    assertEquals(4, tracker.get().length);
    tracker.suspend(true);
    tracker.add("one more");
    assertEquals(4, tracker.get().length);
}