Examples of FastList

javolution.util.FastList
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{@link FastList} are {@link Reusable reusable}, they maintain internal pools of {@link Node nodes} objects. When a node is removedfrom its list, it is automatically restored to its pool.

Custom list implementations may override the {@link #newNode} method in order to return their own {@link Node} implementation (with additional fields for example).
@author Jean-Marie Dautelle @version 4.2, December 18, 2006
org.mvel2.util.FastList

Examples of org.mvel2.util.FastList

    fl.add("value");
    assertEquals(1, fl.size());
  }


  public void testAddAllFastList() throws Exception {
    FastList fl1 = new FastList(1);
    fl1.add("value1");
    fl1.add("value2");
    assertEquals(2, fl1.size());


    FastList fl2 = new FastList(1);
    fl2.add("value3");
    fl2.add("value4");


    // the addAll results in a list of 2 instead of 4 that was expected
    fl1.addAll(fl2);


    assertEquals(4, fl1.size());

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Examples of org.mvel2.util.FastList

//            assert "Foo244".equals(list.get(0)) && "Foo244".equals(list.get(2)) && list.size() == 10;
//        }
  }


  public static void testJavaList() {
    FastList list;
    for (int i = 0; i < COUNT; i++) {
      list = new FastList(10);


      list.add("Foo244");
      list.add("Bar");


      list.add("Foo244");
      list.add("Bar");


      list.add("Foo244");
      list.add("Bar");


      list.add("Foo244");
      list.add("Bar");


      list.add("Foo244");
      list.add("Bar");


      assert "Foo244".equals(list.get(0)) && "Bar".equals(list.get(1)) && list.size() == 10;
    }


  }

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