Groovy example source code file (BitSetTest.groovy)

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The Groovy BitSetTest.groovy source code

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package groovy

class BitSetTest extends GroovyTestCase{

    void testSubscriptOperator() {
        def bitSet = new BitSet()

        bitSet[2] = true
        bitSet[3] = true

        assertBitFalse bitSet, 0
        assertBitFalse bitSet, 1
        assertBitTrue  bitSet, 2
        assertBitTrue  bitSet, 3
        assertBitFalse bitSet, 4
    }

    void testSubscriptAssignmentWithRange() {
        def bitSet = new BitSet()

        bitSet[2..4] = true

        assertBitFalse bitSet, 0
        assertBitFalse bitSet, 1
        assertBitTrue  bitSet, 2
        assertBitTrue  bitSet, 3
        assertBitTrue  bitSet, 4
        assertBitFalse bitSet, 5
    }

    void testSubscriptAssignmentWithReverseRange() {
        def bitSet = new BitSet()

        bitSet[4..2] = true

        assertBitFalse bitSet, 0
        assertBitFalse bitSet, 1
        assertBitTrue  bitSet, 2
        assertBitTrue  bitSet, 3
        assertBitTrue  bitSet, 4
        assertBitFalse bitSet, 5
    }

    void testSubscriptAccessWithRange() {
        def bitSet = new BitSet()

        bitSet[7] = true
        bitSet[11] = true

        def subSet = bitSet[5..11]

        assertTrue 'subSet should have been a BitSet', subSet instanceof BitSet

        assertNotSame 'subSet should not have been the same object', bitSet, subSet

        // the last true bit should be at index 6
        assertEquals 'result had wrong logical size', 7, subSet.length()

        assertBitFalse subSet, 0
        assertBitFalse subSet, 1
        assertBitTrue  subSet, 2
        assertBitFalse subSet, 3
        assertBitFalse subSet, 4
        assertBitFalse subSet, 5
        assertBitTrue  subSet, 6
    }

    void testSubscriptAccessWithReverseRange() {
        def bitSet = new BitSet()

        bitSet[3] = true
        bitSet[4] = true

        def subSet = bitSet[8..2]

        assertTrue 'subSet should have been a BitSet', subSet instanceof BitSet

        assertNotSame 'subSet should not have been the same object', bitSet, subSet

        // the last true bit should be at index 5
        assertEquals 'result had wrong logical size', 6, subSet.length()

        assertBitFalse subSet, 0
        assertBitFalse subSet, 1
        assertBitFalse subSet, 2
        assertBitFalse subSet, 3
        assertBitTrue  subSet, 4
        assertBitTrue  subSet, 5
        assertBitFalse subSet, 6
    }

    void testAnd() {
        def a = new BitSet()
        a[2] = true
        a[3] = true
        def b = new BitSet()
        b[1] = true
        b[3] = true
        def c = a & b
        assertBitFalse c, 0
        assertBitFalse c, 1
        assertBitFalse c, 2
        assertBitTrue  c, 3
    }

    void testOr() {
        def a = new BitSet()
        a[2] = true
        a[3] = true
        def b = new BitSet()
        b[1] = true
        b[3] = true
        def c = a | b
        assertBitFalse c, 0
        assertBitTrue  c, 1
        assertBitTrue  c, 2
        assertBitTrue  c, 3
    }

    void testXor() {
        def a = new BitSet()
        a[2] = true
        a[3] = true
        def b = new BitSet()
        b[1] = true
        b[3] = true
        def c = a ^ b
        assertBitFalse c, 0
        assertBitTrue  c, 1
        assertBitTrue  c, 2
        assertBitFalse c, 3
    }

    void testBitwiseNegate() {
        def a = new BitSet()
        a[2] = true
        a[3] = true
        def b = ~a
        assertBitTrue  b, 0
        assertBitTrue  b, 1
        assertBitFalse b, 2
        assertBitFalse b, 3
    }

    private assertBitTrue(bitset, index) {
        assertTrue  'index ' + index + ' should have been true',  bitset[index]
    }

    private assertBitFalse(bitset, index) {
        assertFalse 'index ' + index + ' should have been false', bitset[index]
    }
}