org.jfree.util.junit: public class: ObjectTableTests

org.jfree.util.junit
public class: ObjectTableTests [javadoc | source]

java.lang.Object
   junit.framework.TestCase
      org.jfree.util.junit.ObjectTableTests

Tests for the ObjectTable class.

Nested Class Summary:
public class	ObjectTableTests.TObjectTable	Basic object table.

Constructor:

Constructor:
public ObjectTableTests(String name) { super(name); } Constructs a new set of tests. Parameters: `name` - the name of the tests.

 public ObjectTableTests(String name) {
        super(name);
}

Constructs a new set of tests.

Parameters:

name - the name of the tests.

Method from org.jfree.util.junit.ObjectTableTests Summary:
suite, testCreate, testSetObject1

Methods from java.lang.Object:
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method from org.jfree.util.junit.ObjectTableTests Detail:
public static Test suite() { return new TestSuite(ObjectTableTests.class); } Returns the tests as a test suite.
public void testCreate() { final TObjectTable t = new TObjectTable(); // the new table should have zero rows and zero columns... assertEquals(t.getColumnCount(), 0); assertEquals(t.getRowCount(), 0); // ...and should return null for any lookup assertNull(t.getObject(0, 0)); assertNull(t.getObject(12, 12)); } When an ObjectTable is created, it should be empty and return null for all lookups.
public void testSetObject1() { final TObjectTable t = new TObjectTable(); t.setObject(8, 5, Color.red); assertEquals(6, t.getColumnCount()); assertEquals(9, t.getRowCount()); assertNull(t.getObject(7, 4)); assertEquals(Color.red, t.getObject(8, 5)); } When an object is added to the table outside the current bounds, the table should resize automatically.

Method from org.jfree.util.junit.ObjectTableTests Detail:

 public static Test suite() {
        return new TestSuite(ObjectTableTests.class);
}

Returns the tests as a test suite.

 public  void testCreate() {
        final TObjectTable t = new TObjectTable();
        // the new table should have zero rows and zero columns...
        assertEquals(t.getColumnCount(), 0);
        assertEquals(t.getRowCount(), 0);
        // ...and should return null for any lookup
        assertNull(t.getObject(0, 0));
        assertNull(t.getObject(12, 12));
}

When an ObjectTable is created, it should be empty and return null for all lookups.

 public  void testSetObject1() {
        final TObjectTable t = new TObjectTable();
        t.setObject(8, 5, Color.red);
        assertEquals(6, t.getColumnCount());
        assertEquals(9, t.getRowCount());
        assertNull(t.getObject(7, 4));
        assertEquals(Color.red, t.getObject(8, 5));
}

When an object is added to the table outside the current bounds, the table should resize automatically.