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

org.jfree.data.DefaultKeyedValues.insertValue()
Inserts a new value at the specified position in the dataset or, if there is an existing item with the specified key, updates the value for that item and moves it to the specified position. @param position the position (in the range 0 to getItemCount()). @param key the key (null not permitted). @param value the value. @since 1.0.6

    /**
     * Some checks for the insertValue() method.
     */
    public void testInsertValue() {
        DefaultKeyedValues v1 = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        v1.insertValue(0, "A", 1.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(0));
        v1.insertValue(0, "B", 2.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));

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     */
    public void testInsertValue() {
        DefaultKeyedValues v1 = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        v1.insertValue(0, "A", 1.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(0));
        v1.insertValue(0, "B", 2.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));


        // it's OK to use an index equal to the size of the list
        v1.insertValue(2, "C", 3.0);

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        v1.insertValue(0, "B", 2.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));


        // it's OK to use an index equal to the size of the list
        v1.insertValue(2, "C", 3.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));
        assertEquals(new Double(3.0), v1.getValue(2));


        // try replacing an existing value

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        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));
        assertEquals(new Double(3.0), v1.getValue(2));


        // try replacing an existing value
        v1.insertValue(2, "B", 4.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(3.0), v1.getValue(1));
        assertEquals(new Double(4.0), v1.getValue(2));
    }

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    /**
     * Some checks for the insertValue() method.
     */
    public void testInsertValue() {
        DefaultKeyedValues v1 = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        v1.insertValue(0, "A", 1.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(0));
        v1.insertValue(0, "B", 2.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));

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     */
    public void testInsertValue() {
        DefaultKeyedValues v1 = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        v1.insertValue(0, "A", 1.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(0));
        v1.insertValue(0, "B", 2.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));


        // it's OK to use an index equal to the size of the list
        v1.insertValue(2, "C", 3.0);

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        v1.insertValue(0, "B", 2.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));


        // it's OK to use an index equal to the size of the list
        v1.insertValue(2, "C", 3.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));
        assertEquals(new Double(3.0), v1.getValue(2));


        // try replacing an existing value

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        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));
        assertEquals(new Double(3.0), v1.getValue(2));


        // try replacing an existing value
        v1.insertValue(2, "B", 4.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(3.0), v1.getValue(1));
        assertEquals(new Double(4.0), v1.getValue(2));
    }

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    /**
     * Some checks for the insertValue() method.
     */
    public void testInsertValue() {
        DefaultKeyedValues v1 = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        v1.insertValue(0, "A", 1.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(0));
        v1.insertValue(0, "B", 2.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));

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     */
    public void testInsertValue() {
        DefaultKeyedValues v1 = new DefaultKeyedValues();
        v1.insertValue(0, "A", 1.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(0));
        v1.insertValue(0, "B", 2.0);
        assertEquals(new Double(2.0), v1.getValue(0));
        assertEquals(new Double(1.0), v1.getValue(1));
        
        // it's OK to use an index equal to the size of the list
        v1.insertValue(2, "C", 3.0);

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