Examples of sun.security.util.ByteArrayLexOrder.compare()

sun.security.util.ByteArrayLexOrder.compare()

Perform lexicographical comparison of two byte arrays, regarding each byte as unsigned. That is, compare array entries in order until they differ--the array with the smaller entry is "smaller". If array entries are equal till one array ends, then the longer array is "bigger". @param bytes1 first byte array to compare. @param bytes2 second byte array to compare. @return negative number if bytes1 < bytes2, 0 if bytes1== bytes2,positive number if bytes1> bytes2. @exception ClassCastExceptionif either argument is not a byte array.

            if (r.nextInt() % 1 == 0) {
                a[r.nextInt(a.length)] = (byte)r.nextInt(128);
            } else {
                b[r.nextInt(a.length)] = (byte)r.nextInt(128);
            }
            if (c.compare(a, b) != d.compare(a, b)) {
                StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
                for (byte bi : a) {
                    sb.append(bi).append(',');
                }
                sb.append('\n');

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