Examples of java.util.Dictionary.elements()

java.util.Dictionary.elements()
Returns an enumeration of the values in this dictionary. The general contract for the elements method is that an Enumeration is returned that will generate all the elements contained in entries in this dictionary. @return an enumeration of the values in this dictionary. @see java.util.Dictionary#keys() @see java.util.Enumeration

      return registry.bestMatchPresentation;
    }
    try {
      DebugModelPresentationFactory bestModelPresentationFactory = null;
      Dictionary presentations = registry.debugModelPresentations;
      Enumeration e = presentations.elements();
      while (e.hasMoreElements()) {
        DebugModelPresentationFactory modelPresentationFactory = (DebugModelPresentationFactory) e
            .nextElement();
        if (PHPDebugUIPlugin.getID().equals(
            modelPresentationFactory.element

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    dict.put("joe", "satriani");


    MapBasedDictionary wrapper = new MapBasedDictionary();
    wrapper.putAll(dict);


    Enumeration enm1 = dict.elements();
    Enumeration enm2 = wrapper.elements();


    while (enm1.hasMoreElements()) {
      assertTrue(enm2.hasMoreElements());
      assertEquals(enm1.nextElement(), enm2.nextElement());

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