Package org.apache.pig.builtin

Examples of org.apache.pig.builtin.StringSize


       
        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));
       
        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));
       
        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));
       
        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));
       
        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));

        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));

        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));

        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));

        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));

        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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        // String size
        String s = "Unit test case";
        expected = new Long(14);
        t.set(0, s);
        size = new StringSize();
        msg = "[Testing StringSize on input type: String]";
        assertTrue(msg, expected.equals(size.exec(t)));

        // Map size
        String[] mapContents = new String[]{"key1", "value1", "key2", "value2"};
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