Examples of org.jfree.data.DefaultKeyedValues.addValue()

org.jfree.data.DefaultKeyedValues.addValue()
Updates an existing value, or adds a new value to the collection. @param key the key (null not permitted). @param value the value. @see #addValue(Comparable,Number)

     * Tests sorting of data by key (descending).
     */
    public void testSortByKeyDescending() {


        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByKeys(SortOrder.DESCENDING);

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    public void testSortByKeyDescending() {


        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByKeys(SortOrder.DESCENDING);

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    public void testSortByKeyDescending() {


        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByKeys(SortOrder.DESCENDING);


        // check key order

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        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByKeys(SortOrder.DESCENDING);


        // check key order
        assertEquals(data.getKey(0), "D");

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     * Tests sorting of data by value (ascending).
     */
    public void testSortByValueAscending() {


        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByValues(SortOrder.ASCENDING);

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     */
    public void testSortByValueAscending() {


        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByValues(SortOrder.ASCENDING);

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    public void testSortByValueAscending() {


        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByValues(SortOrder.ASCENDING);


        // check key order

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        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByValues(SortOrder.ASCENDING);


        // check key order
        assertEquals(data.getKey(0), "C");

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     * Tests sorting of data by key (descending).
     */
    public void testSortByValueDescending() {


        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByValues(SortOrder.DESCENDING);

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     */
    public void testSortByValueDescending() {


        DefaultKeyedValues data = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        data.addValue("C", new Double(1.0));
        data.addValue("B", null);
        data.addValue("D", new Double(3.0));
        data.addValue("A", new Double(2.0));


        data.sortByValues(SortOrder.DESCENDING);

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