Examples of org.mantikhor.llapi.Decoration

org.mantikhor.llapi.Decoration
A Decoration is an interesting beast: it is functionally equivalent to a Property, but it is never persisted to the Khoron. Decorations are in-memory entities, often simply artifacts of an ongoing process of analysis. INTENDED FOR DIRECT IMPLEMENTATION @author Bill Blondeau

     */
    public void testDecorate()
    {
        True theTrueInstance = True.getInstance();
        assertTrue(theTrueInstance.getDecorations().size() == 0);
        Decoration decoration = new DecorationImpl();
        try
        {
            theTrueInstance.decorate(decoration);
            assertTrue(theTrueInstance.getDecorations().size() != 0);
            theTrueInstance.undecorate(decoration);

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     */
    public void testDecorate()
    {
        False theFalseInstance = False.getInstance();
        assertTrue(theFalseInstance.getDecorations().size() == 0);
        Decoration decoration = new DecorationImpl();
        try
        {
            theFalseInstance.decorate(decoration);
            assertTrue(theFalseInstance.getDecorations().size() != 0);
            theFalseInstance.undecorate(decoration);

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