Examples of ca.odell.glazedlists.impl.event.Tree4Deltas.targetDelete()

Class ca.odell.glazedlists.impl.event.Tree4Deltas

Examples of ca.odell.glazedlists.impl.event.Tree4Deltas.targetDelete()

ca.odell.glazedlists.impl.event.Tree4Deltas.targetDelete()

We should consider removing the loop from this method by counting the inserted elements between startIndex and endIndex, removing those, then removing everything else... @param startIndex the index of the first element to remove @param endIndex the last index, exclusive @param value the removed value

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    public void testIterateByBlocks() {
        Tree4Deltas deltas = new Tree4Deltas();
        deltas.reset(10);
        deltas.targetInsert(3, 6, null);
        deltas.targetDelete(8, 10, ListEvent.UNKNOWN_VALUE);


        Tree4Deltas.Iterator iterator = deltas.iterator();
        assertEquals(true, iterator.hasNextNode());
        assertEquals(true, iterator.nextNode());
        assertEquals(3, iterator.getIndex());

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    public void testTargetChanges() {
        Tree4Deltas deltas = new Tree4Deltas();
        deltas.reset(10);
        assertEquals("__________", deltas.toString());


        deltas.targetDelete(5, 6, null);
        deltas.targetInsert(2, 3, null);
        deltas.targetUpdate(8, 9, null, null);


        assertEquals("__+___X__U_", deltas.toString());

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