Examples of OrderedList

ariba.util.fieldvalue.OrderedList
Sample Usage: int index = OrderedList.get(someList).indexOf(someList, someObject);
com.arjuna.ats.internal.arjuna.template.OrderedList
An ordered list stores items in an order defined by the objects themselves. When an item is added, the implementation scans the list and asks all currently registered items whether they are "equal", "less than", or "greater than" the new item, and inserts at a position determined by these answers (or at the end of the list). A list can be ordered in an increasing manner, or decreasing. @author Mark Little (mark@arjuna.com) @version $Id: OrderedList.java 2342 2006-03-30 13:06:17Z $ @since JTS 1.2.4.
com.avaje.ebeaninternal.api.BindParams.OrderedList
org.eclipse.xtext.xdoc.xdoc.OrderedList
A representation of the model object 'Ordered List'.
The following features are supported:
- {@link org.eclipse.xtext.xdoc.xdoc.OrderedList#getItems Items}
@see org.eclipse.xtext.xdoc.xdoc.XdocPackage#getOrderedList() @model @generated

Examples of com.avaje.ebeaninternal.api.BindParams.OrderedList

     * both where and having clauses. BindParams.positionedParameters is
     * used for the where and the OrderedList for the having.
     * </p>
     */
    private OrderedList parseSqlNamedParams() {
        OrderedList orderedList = new OrderedList();
        parseNamedParams(orderedList);
        return orderedList;
    }

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Examples of com.avaje.ebeaninternal.api.BindParams.OrderedList

        return preparedSql;
      }
      
      String prepardSql;
        if (params.requiresNamedParamsPrepare()) {
          OrderedList orderedList = new OrderedList(params.positionedParameters());
          
            parseNamedParams(orderedList);
            prepardSql = orderedList.getPreparedSql();
        } else {
          prepardSql = sql;
        }
        params.setPreparedSql(prepardSql);
        return prepardSql;

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Examples of org.eclipse.xtext.xdoc.xdoc.OrderedList

      EList<EObject> _contents = textOrMarkup.getContents();
      int _size_1 = _contents.size();
      Assert.assertEquals(1, _size_1);
      EList<EObject> _contents_1 = textOrMarkup.getContents();
      EObject _head = IterableExtensions.<EObject>head(_contents_1);
      final OrderedList list = ((OrderedList) _head);
      EList<Item> _items = list.getItems();
      int _size_2 = _items.size();
      Assert.assertEquals(2, _size_2);
      EList<Item> _items_1 = list.getItems();
      Item _head_1 = IterableExtensions.<Item>head(_items_1);
      EList<TextOrMarkup> _contents_2 = _head_1.getContents();
      contents = _contents_2;
      int _size_3 = contents.size();
      Assert.assertEquals(1, _size_3);
      TextOrMarkup _head_2 = IterableExtensions.<TextOrMarkup>head(contents);
      textOrMarkup = _head_2;
      EList<EObject> _contents_3 = textOrMarkup.getContents();
      int _size_4 = _contents_3.size();
      Assert.assertEquals(1, _size_4);
      EList<EObject> _contents_4 = textOrMarkup.getContents();
      EObject _head_3 = IterableExtensions.<EObject>head(_contents_4);
      String _text = ((TextPart) _head_3).getText();
      Assert.assertEquals("An item", _text);
      EList<Item> _items_2 = list.getItems();
      Iterable<Item> _tail = IterableExtensions.<Item>tail(_items_2);
      Item _head_4 = IterableExtensions.<Item>head(_tail);
      EList<TextOrMarkup> _contents_5 = _head_4.getContents();
      contents = _contents_5;
      int _size_5 = contents.size();

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Examples of org.eclipse.xtext.xdoc.xdoc.OrderedList

    Chapter chapter = (Chapter) file.getMainSection();
    List<TextOrMarkup> contents = chapter.getContents();
    assertEquals(1, contents.size());
    TextOrMarkup textOrMarkup = contents.get(0);
    assertEquals(1, textOrMarkup.getContents().size());
    OrderedList list = (OrderedList) textOrMarkup.getContents().get(0);
    assertEquals(2, list.getItems().size());
    //test first item
    contents = list.getItems().get(0).getContents();
    assertEquals(1, contents.size());
    textOrMarkup = contents.get(0);
    assertEquals(1, textOrMarkup.getContents().size());
    assertEquals("An item", ((TextPart)textOrMarkup.getContents().get(0)).getText());
    // test second item
    contents = list.getItems().get(1).getContents();
    assertEquals(2, contents.size());
    textOrMarkup = contents.get(0);
    assertEquals(1, textOrMarkup.getContents().size());
    assertEquals("A paragraph", ((TextPart)textOrMarkup.getContents().get(0)).getText());
    textOrMarkup = contents.get(1);

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