Groovy example source code file (ClosureAsParamTest.groovy)

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The Groovy ClosureAsParamTest.groovy source code

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package groovy

import java.util.concurrent.Callable

/**
 * Tests calling methods with Closures as parameters.
 *
 * @author <a href="mailto:james@coredevelopers.net">James Strachan
 * @author Paul King
 * @version $Revision: 20481 $
 */
class ClosureAsParamTest extends GroovyTestCase {

    int x

    void testSimpleBlockCall() {
        assert 'hello!' == assertClosure({ owner -> owner })
    }

    void testRunnable() {
        x = 0
        assertRunnable({ x = 1 })
        assert x == 1
    }

    void testCallable() {
        x = 0
        assert 'Callable' == assertCallable({ x = 2; 'Callable' })
        assert x == 2
    }

    void testRunnablePreferred() {
        x = 0
        assertRunnableAndCallable({ x = 3; 'result' })
        assert x == 6
    }

    void testCallableCoercion() {
        x = 0
        assert 'result' == assertRunnableAndCallable({ x = 3; 'result' } as Callable)
        assert x == 9
    }

    def assertClosure(Closure block) {
        assert block != null
        block.call("hello!")
    }

    def assertRunnable(Runnable r) {
        r.run()
    }

    def assertCallable(Callable c) {
        c.call()
    }

    def assertRunnableAndCallable(Runnable r) {
        r.run()
        x *= 2
    }

    def assertRunnableAndCallable(Callable c) {
        def result = c.call()
        x *= 3
        result
    }

}