Package jodd.typeconverter.impl

Examples of jodd.typeconverter.impl.FloatArrayConverter.convert()

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    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arri(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrl(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrb(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, (float) 10.22), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs("1.73", "10.22")));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, (float) 10.22), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs(" 1.73 ", " 10.22 ")));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, 10), floatArrayConverter.convert(arro("1.73", 10)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, 10), floatArrayConverter.convert("1.73 \n 10"));
  }

  private void assertEq(float[] arr1, float[] arr2) {
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    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrl(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrb(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, (float) 10.22), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs("1.73", "10.22")));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, (float) 10.22), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs(" 1.73 ", " 10.22 ")));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, 10), floatArrayConverter.convert(arro("1.73", 10)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, 10), floatArrayConverter.convert("1.73 \n 10"));
  }

  private void assertEq(float[] arr1, float[] arr2) {
    assertEquals(arr1.length, arr2.length);
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    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrb(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.0, (float) 7.0, (float) 3.0), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs(1, 7, 3)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, (float) 10.22), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs("1.73", "10.22")));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, (float) 10.22), floatArrayConverter.convert(arrs(" 1.73 ", " 10.22 ")));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, 10), floatArrayConverter.convert(arro("1.73", 10)));
    assertEq(arrf((float) 1.73, 10), floatArrayConverter.convert("1.73 \n 10"));
  }

  private void assertEq(float[] arr1, float[] arr2) {
    assertEquals(arr1.length, arr2.length);
    for (int i = 0; i < arr1.length; i++) {
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