Examples of treeFields()

Examples of com.baasbox.service.query.PartsParser.treeFields()

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    List<PartsLexer.Part> parts = new ArrayList<PartsLexer.Part>();
    for(int i = 0;i<3;i++){
      parts.add(PartFactory.parse(".field"+i, i+1));
    }
    PartsParser parser = new PartsParser(parts);
    String jn = parser.treeFields();
    assertEquals(jn, "field0.field1.field2");
    assertEquals(parser.last().getName(), "field2");
    assertEquals(parser.lastParent().getName(), "field1");
    assertEquals(parser.first().getName(), "field0");
   
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Examples of com.baasbox.service.query.PartsParser.treeFields()

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  @Test
  public void testUpdateStringOnlyOneField(){
    List<PartsLexer.Part> parts = new ArrayList<PartsLexer.Part>();
    parts.add(PartFactory.parse(".field0",1));
    PartsParser parser = new PartsParser(parts);
    String jn = parser.treeFields();
    assertEquals("field0", jn);
    assertEquals(parser.last().getName(), "field0");
    assertEquals(parser.lastParent().getName(), "field0");
    assertEquals(parser.first().getName(), "field0");
   
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