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Scala example source code file (t2526.scala)
The Scala t2526.scala source code/** * Checks that various foreach methods overridden in mutable.HashMap as part of ticket #2526 * still work correctly. */ object Test { import collection._ def main(args: Array[String]) { val m = new mutable.HashMap[String, String] /* Use non hash-based structure for verification */ val keys = List("a", "b", "c", "d", "e") val valueSuffix = "value" val values = keys.map(_ + valueSuffix) val entries = keys.zip(values) for (k <- keys) m(k) = k + valueSuffix assertForeach(keys, m.keySet.iterator) assertForeach(keys, m.keysIterator) assertForeach(keys, m.keySet) assertForeach(values, m.values.iterator) assertForeach(values, m.valuesIterator) assertForeach(entries, m) } /* Checks foreach of `actual` goes over all the elements in `expected` */ private def assertForeach[E](expected: Traversable[E], actual: Iterator[E]): Unit = { val notYetFound = new mutable.ArrayBuffer[E]() ++= expected actual.foreach { e => assert(notYetFound.contains(e)) notYetFound -= e } assert(notYetFound.size == 0, "mutable.HashMap.foreach should have iterated over: " + notYetFound) } /* * Checks foreach of `actual` goes over all the elements in `expected` * We duplicate the method above because there is no common inteface between Traversable and * Iterator and we want to avoid converting between collections to ensure that we test what * we mean to test. */ private def assertForeach[E](expected: Traversable[E], actual: Traversable[E]): Unit = { val notYetFound = new mutable.ArrayBuffer[E]() ++= expected actual.foreach { e => assert(notYetFound.contains(e)) notYetFound -= e } assert(notYetFound.size == 0, "mutable.HashMap.foreach should have iterated over: " + notYetFound) } } Other Scala examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Scala t2526.scala source code file: |
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