/**
* Test what happens if there is actually nothing overlapping with the Token.
*/
@Test
public void testSelectCoveredNoOverlap() {
new Sentence(jCas, 3, 31).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 21, 21).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 24, 44).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 30, 45).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 32, 43).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 47, 61).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 48, 77).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 65, 82).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 68, 80).addToIndexes();
new Sentence(jCas, 72, 65).addToIndexes();
new Token(jCas, 73, 96).addToIndexes();
for (Token t : select(jCas, Token.class)) {
// The naive approach is assumed to be correct