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Groovy example source code file (Groovy2556Bug.groovy)

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Java - Groovy tags/keywords

groovy2556bug, groovytestcase, map, map, some_method_value, some_method_value, string, string, test_name, test_name

The Groovy Groovy2556Bug.groovy source code

package groovy.bugs

class Groovy2556Bug extends GroovyTestCase {
    final String SOME_METHOD_VALUE = 'someMethodValue'
    final String TEST_NAME = 'someName'

    String s

    Map names

    void setUp() {
        names = [:]
    }

    private count = 0

    private getCount () {
        count++;
    }

    void testCompile () {
        new GroovyShell().parse ("""
        def arr = [2:0]
        assert 33 == (arr[2] += 33)
        """).run ()
    }

    void testAssignmentWithString() {
        assertEquals(SOME_METHOD_VALUE, someMethod())
    }

    void testAssignmentWithMap() {
        assertEquals(TEST_NAME, addName(TEST_NAME))
    }

    void testAssignmentWithReturnMap() {
        assertEquals(TEST_NAME, addNameWithReturn(TEST_NAME))
    }

    String someMethod() {
        s = SOME_METHOD_VALUE
    }

    String addName(String name) {
        names[name] = name
    }

    String addNameWithReturn(String name) {
        return names[name] = name
    }

    void testArrayAssignment() {
        def arr = [*0..4]
        assert 33 == (arr[2] = 33)
        assert 55 == (arr[2] += 22)
    }

    void testArrayAssignmentInClosure() {
        def arr = [*0..4]
        assert 55 == { arr[2] = 55 }.call()
        assert 88 == { arr[2] += 33 }.call()
    }

    void testVarAssignment() {
        def var = 1
        assert 77 == ( var = 77)
    }

    void testVarAssignmentInClosure() {
        def var = 1
        assert 22 == { var = 22 }.call()
        assert 55 == { var += 33 }.call()
    }

    void testReusableExpression() {
        def arr = [*1..5]
        assert 34 == (arr[getCount()] += 33)
        assert 34 == arr [0]
        assert 2 == arr [getCount()]
    }
}

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