Package ca.odell.glazedlists

Source Code of ca.odell.glazedlists.SortedListTest$Song

/* Glazed Lists                                                 (c) 2003-2006 */
/* http://publicobject.com/glazedlists/                      publicobject.com,*/
/*                                                     O'Dell Engineering Ltd.*/
package ca.odell.glazedlists;

// for being a JUnit test case
import ca.odell.glazedlists.impl.filter.StringLengthComparator;
import ca.odell.glazedlists.impl.testing.GlazedListsTests;
import ca.odell.glazedlists.impl.testing.ListConsistencyListener;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.NoSuchElementException;
import java.util.Random;

/**
* This test verifies that the SortedList works.
*
* @author <a href="mailto:jesse@swank.ca">Jesse Wilson</a>
*/
public class SortedListTest extends TestCase {

    /** the source list */
    private BasicEventList<Comparable> unsortedList = null;

    /** the sorted list */
    private SortedList<Comparable> sortedList = null;

    /** for randomly choosing list indices */
    private Random random = new Random(2);

    /**
     * Prepare for the test.
     */
    public void setUp() {
        unsortedList = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        sortedList = SortedList.create(unsortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Clean up after the test.
     */
    public void tearDown() {
        unsortedList = null;
        sortedList = null;
    }

    /**
     * Tests that elements are properly moved when value changes require that
     * if sort order is not enforced on the list.
     */
    public void testSimpleMovesSortNotEnforced() {
        unsortedList = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        sortedList = SortedList.create(unsortedList);
        sortedList.setMode(SortedList.AVOID_MOVING_ELEMENTS);
        ListConsistencyListener.install(sortedList);

        unsortedList.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"));

        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.set(3, "H");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCHEFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCHEFG"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.addAll(3, GlazedListsTests.stringToList("IJKLMNO"));
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCIJKLMNOHEFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCHEFGIJKLMNO"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.removeAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AEIO"));
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("BCJKLMNHFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("BCHFGJKLMN"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.addAll(8, GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AEIO"));
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("BCJKLMNHAEIOFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCEHFGIJKLMNO"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.set(0, "Z");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ZCJKLMNHAEIOFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AZCEHFGIJKLMNO"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.set(7, "F");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ZCJKLMNFAEIOFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AZCEFFGIJKLMNO"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.addAll(0, GlazedListsTests.stringToList("EEFF"));
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("EEFFZCJKLMNFAEIOFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AZCEEEFFFFGIJKLMNO"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.addAll(5, GlazedListsTests.stringToList("WXYZ"));
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("EEFFZWXYZCJKLMNFAEIOFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AZCEEEFFFFGIJKLMNOWXYZ"), sortedList);

        sortedList.set(1, "B");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("EEFFBWXYZCJKLMNFAEIOFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCEEEFFFFGIJKLMNOWXYZ"), sortedList);

        sortedList.clear();
        assertEquals(Collections.EMPTY_LIST, unsortedList);
        assertEquals(Collections.EMPTY_LIST, sortedList);

        sortedList.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABC"));
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABC"), unsortedList);

        sortedList.set(0, "C");
        sortedList.set(2, "A");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("CBA"), sortedList);

        sortedList.add("A");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ACBA"), sortedList);
        sortedList.add("C");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ACBCA"), sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Tests that elements are properly moved when value changes require that.
     */
    public void testSimpleMoves() {
        unsortedList = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        sortedList = SortedList.create(unsortedList);
        ListConsistencyListener.install(sortedList);

        unsortedList.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"));

        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"), sortedList);

        unsortedList.set(3, "H");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCHEFG"), unsortedList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCEFGH"), sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Test that updates, inserts and deletes all in one even are handled succesfully.
     */
    public void testComplexEvents() {
        unsortedList = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        TransactionList<Comparable> nestableList = new TransactionList<Comparable>(unsortedList);
        sortedList = SortedList.create(nestableList);
        ListConsistencyListener.install(sortedList);

        nestableList.beginEvent();
        nestableList.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"));
        nestableList.commitEvent();

        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"), nestableList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFG"), sortedList);

        nestableList.beginEvent(false);
        nestableList.set(3, "H"); // ABCHEFG
        nestableList.add(0, "A"); // AABCHEFG
        nestableList.commitEvent();

        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AABCHEFG"), nestableList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AABCEFGH"), sortedList);

        nestableList.beginEvent(false);
        nestableList.add(0, "I"); // IAABCHEFG
        nestableList.add(1, "A"); // IAAABCHEFG
        nestableList.set(5, "J"); // IAAABJHEFG
        nestableList.set(9, "K"); // IAAABJHEFK
        nestableList.commitEvent();

        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("IAAABJHEFK"), nestableList);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("AAABEFHIJK"), sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Test that the indexOf() and lastIndexOf() methods work if the SortedList
     * is not actually sorted.
     *
     * @see <a href="https://glazedlists.dev.java.net/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=170">Bug 170</a>
     */
    public void testIndexOfUnsorted() {
        sortedList.setComparator(null);
        sortedList.add("Riders");
        sortedList.add("Stampeders");
        sortedList.add("Bombers");
        sortedList.add("Eskimos");
        sortedList.add("Argos");
        sortedList.add("Ti-Cats");
        sortedList.add("Riders");
        sortedList.add("Als");

        assertEquals(0, sortedList.indexOf("Riders"));
        assertEquals(6, sortedList.lastIndexOf("Riders"));
        assertEquals(8, sortedList.indexOfSimulated("Riders"));
    }

    /**
     * Test to verify that the sorted list is working correctly when it is
     * applied to a list that already has values.
     */
    public void testSortBeforeAndAfter() {
        // populate a list with strings
        for(int i = 0; i < 4000; i++) {
            unsortedList.add(new Integer(random.nextInt()));
        }

        // build a control list of the desired results
        final List<Comparable> controlList = new ArrayList<Comparable>();
        controlList.addAll(unsortedList);
        Collections.sort(controlList);

        // verify the lists are equal
        assertEquals(controlList, sortedList);

        // re-sort the list
        sortedList = SortedList.create(unsortedList);

        // verify the lists are equal
        assertEquals(controlList, sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Test to verify that the SortedList is working correctly when the
     * list is changing by adds, removes and deletes.
     */
    public void testSortDynamic() {
        // apply various operations to the list of Integers
        for(int i = 0; i < 4000; i++) {
            int operation = random.nextInt(4);
            int index = unsortedList.isEmpty() ? 0 : random.nextInt(unsortedList.size());

            if(operation <= 1 || unsortedList.isEmpty()) {
                unsortedList.add(index, new Integer(random.nextInt()));
            } else if(operation == 2) {
                unsortedList.remove(index);
            } else if(operation == 3) {
                unsortedList.set(index, new Integer(random.nextInt()));
            }
        }

        // build a control list of the desired results
        List<Comparable> controlList = new ArrayList<Comparable>();
        controlList.addAll(unsortedList);
        Collections.sort(controlList);

        // verify the lists are equal
        assertEquals(controlList, sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Tests to verify that the SortedList correctly handles modification.
     *
     * This performs a sequence of operations. Each operation is performed on
     * either the sorted list or the unsorted list. The list where the operation
     * is performed is selected at random.
     */
    public void testSortedListWritable() {
        // apply various operations to the either list
        for(int i = 0; i < 4000; i++) {
            List<Comparable> list;
            if(random.nextBoolean()) list = sortedList;
            else list = unsortedList;
            int operation = random.nextInt(4);
            int index = list.isEmpty() ? 0 : random.nextInt(list.size());

            if(operation <= 1 || list.isEmpty()) {
                list.add(index, new Integer(random.nextInt()));
            } else if(operation == 2) {
                list.remove(index);
            } else if(operation == 3) {
                list.set(index, new Integer(random.nextInt()));
            }
        }

        // build a control list of the desired results
        List<Comparable> controlList = new ArrayList<Comparable>();
        controlList.addAll(unsortedList);
        Collections.sort(controlList);

        // verify the lists are equal
        assertEquals(controlList, sortedList);
    }


    /**
     * Tests that sorting works on a large set of filter changes.
     */
    public void testAgressiveFiltering() {
        BasicEventList<Object> source = new BasicEventList<Object>();
        IntegerArrayMatcherEditor matcherEditor = new IntegerArrayMatcherEditor(0, 0);
        FilterList<Object> filterList = new FilterList<Object>(source);
        SortedList<Object> sorted = new SortedList<Object>(filterList, GlazedListsTests.intArrayComparator(0));

        // populate a list with 1000 random arrays between 0 and 1000
        for(int i = 0; i < 1000; i++) {
            int value = random.nextInt(1000);
            int[] array = new int[] { value, random.nextInt(2), random.nextInt(2), random.nextInt(2) };
            source.add(array);
        }

        // try ten different filters
        for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            // apply the filter
            int filterColumn = random.nextInt(3);
            matcherEditor.setFilter(filterColumn + 1, 1);

            // construct the control list
            List<Object> controlList = new ArrayList<Object>();
            controlList.addAll(filterList);
            Collections.sort(controlList, GlazedListsTests.intArrayComparator(0));

            // verify that the control and sorted list are the same
            assertEquals(sorted.size(), controlList.size());
            for(int j = 0; j < sorted.size(); j++) {
                assertEquals(((int[])sorted.get(j))[0], ((int[])controlList.get(j))[0]);
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Test indexOf() consistency
     */
    public void testIndexOf() {
        BasicEventList<Integer> source = new BasicEventList<Integer>();
//        SortedList sorted = new SortedList<Integer>(source);
        SortedList sorted= SortedList.create(source);
        // Test containment of a 10 on an empty list
        Integer ten = new Integer(10);
        int emptyTest = sorted.indexOf(ten);
        assertEquals(-1, emptyTest);

        // Add 12 leading 1's
        Integer one = new Integer(1);
        for(int i = 0; i < 12; i++) {
            source.add(one);
        }

        // Add 13 5's in the middle
        Integer five = new Integer(5);
        for(int i = 0; i < 13; i++) {
            source.add(five);
        }

        // Add 10 trailing 9's
        Integer nine = new Integer(9);
        for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            source.add(nine);
        }

        // Look for the index of a 1
        int firstTestIndex = sorted.indexOf(one);
        assertEquals(0, firstTestIndex);

        // Look for the index of a 5
        int secondTestIndex = sorted.indexOf(five);
        assertEquals(12, secondTestIndex);

        // Look for the index of a 9
        int thirdTestIndex = sorted.indexOf(nine);
        assertEquals(25, thirdTestIndex);

        // Test containment of a 10
        int fourthTest = sorted.indexOf(ten);
        assertEquals(-1, fourthTest);
    }

    /**
     * Test indexOf() consistency with a "weak" Comparator. A weak Comparator
     * is one that returns 0 to indicate two object compare as equal even when
     * .equals() would return false.
     */
    public void testIndexOfWithWeakComparator() {
        BasicEventList<Comparable> source = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        SortedList<Comparable> sorted = new SortedList<Comparable>(source, GlazedLists.comparableComparator());

        final Song enterSandman = new Song("Metallica", "Enter Sandman");
        final Song masterOfPuppets = new Song("Metallica", "Master of Puppets");
        final Song battery = new Song("Metallica", "Battery");

        sorted.add(enterSandman);
        sorted.add(masterOfPuppets);

        assertEquals(0, sorted.indexOf(enterSandman));
        assertEquals(1, sorted.indexOf(masterOfPuppets));

        assertEquals(-1, sorted.indexOf(battery));
        sorted.add(battery);
        assertEquals(2, sorted.indexOf(battery));

        assertEquals(-1, sorted.indexOf(null));
        sorted.add(null);
        assertEquals(0, sorted.indexOf(null));
    }

    /**
     * Test lastIndexOf() consistency
     */
    public void testLastIndexOf() {
        BasicEventList<Integer> source = new BasicEventList<Integer>();
        SortedList<Integer> sorted = SortedList.create(source);

        // Test containment of a 10 on an empty list
        Integer ten = new Integer(10);
        int emptyTest = sorted.lastIndexOf(ten);
        assertEquals(-1, emptyTest);

        // Add 12 leading 1's
        Integer one = new Integer(1);
        for(int i = 0; i < 12; i++) {
            source.add(one);
        }

        // Add 13 5's in the middle
        Integer five = new Integer(5);
        for(int i = 0; i < 13; i++) {
            source.add(five);
        }

        // Add 10 trailing 9's
        Integer nine = new Integer(9);
        for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            source.add(nine);
        }

        // Look for the index of a 1
        int firstTestIndex = sorted.lastIndexOf(one);
        assertEquals(11, firstTestIndex);

        // Look for the index of a 5
        int secondTestIndex = sorted.lastIndexOf(five);
        assertEquals(24, secondTestIndex);

        // Look for the index of a 9
        int thirdTestIndex = sorted.lastIndexOf(nine);
        assertEquals(34, thirdTestIndex);

        // Test containment of a 10
        int fourthTest = sorted.lastIndexOf(ten);
        assertEquals(-1, fourthTest);
    }

     /**
      * Test lastIndexOf() consistency with a "weak" Comparator. A weak Comparator
      * is one that returns 0 to indicate two object compare as equal even when
      * .equals() would return false.
      */
    public void testLastIndexOfWithWeakComparator() {
        BasicEventList<Comparable> source = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        SortedList<Comparable> sorted = new SortedList<Comparable>(source, GlazedLists.comparableComparator());

        final Song enterSandman = new Song("Metallica", "Enter Sandman");
        final Song masterOfPuppets = new Song("Metallica", "Master of Puppets");
        final Song battery = new Song("Metallica", "Battery");

        sorted.add(enterSandman);
        sorted.add(masterOfPuppets);
        sorted.add(battery);

        assertEquals(2, sorted.lastIndexOf(battery));
        assertEquals(1, sorted.lastIndexOf(masterOfPuppets));
        assertEquals(0, sorted.lastIndexOf(enterSandman));

        sorted.add(enterSandman);
        sorted.add(masterOfPuppets);
        sorted.add(battery);

        assertEquals(5, sorted.lastIndexOf(battery));
        assertEquals(4, sorted.lastIndexOf(masterOfPuppets));
        assertEquals(3, sorted.lastIndexOf(enterSandman));

        assertEquals(-1, sorted.lastIndexOf(null));
        sorted.add(null);
        assertEquals(0, sorted.lastIndexOf(null));
        sorted.add(null);
        assertEquals(1, sorted.lastIndexOf(null));
    }

    /**
     * Test containment accuracy
     */
    public void testContains() {
        BasicEventList<Comparable> source = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        SortedList<Comparable> sorted = SortedList.create(source);

        // Test containment of a 10 on an empty list
        Integer ten = new Integer(10);
        boolean emptyTest = sorted.contains(ten);
        assertEquals(false, emptyTest);

        // Add 12 leading 1's
        Integer one = new Integer(1);
        for(int i = 0; i < 12; i++) {
            source.add(one);
        }

        // Add 13 5's in the middle
        Integer five = new Integer(5);
        for(int i = 0; i < 13; i++) {
            source.add(five);
        }

        // Add 10 trailing 9's
        Integer nine = new Integer(9);
        for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
            source.add(nine);
        }

        // Test containment of a 1
        boolean firstTest = sorted.contains(one);
        assertEquals(true, firstTest);

        // Test containment of a 5
        boolean secondTest = sorted.contains(five);
        assertEquals(true, secondTest);

        // Test containment of a 9
        boolean thirdTest = sorted.contains(nine);
        assertEquals(true, thirdTest);

        // Test containment of a 10
        boolean fourthTest = sorted.contains(ten);
        assertEquals(false, fourthTest);
    }


    /**
     * Test contains() consistency with a "weak" Comparator. A weak Comparator
     * is one that returns 0 to indicate two object compare as equal even when
     * .equals() would return false.
     */
    public void testContainsWithWeakComparator() {
        BasicEventList<Comparable> source = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        SortedList<Comparable> sorted = new SortedList<Comparable>(source, GlazedLists.comparableComparator());

        final Song enterSandman = new Song("Metallica", "Enter Sandman");
        final Song masterOfPuppets = new Song("Metallica", "Master of Puppets");
        final Song battery = new Song("Metallica", "Battery");

        sorted.add(enterSandman);
        sorted.add(masterOfPuppets);
        sorted.add(battery);

        assertTrue(sorted.contains(enterSandman));
        assertTrue(sorted.contains(masterOfPuppets));
        assertTrue(sorted.contains(battery));
        assertFalse(sorted.contains(new Song("Metallica", "One")));

        assertFalse(sorted.contains(null));
        sorted.add(null);
        assertTrue(sorted.contains(null));
    }


    /**
     * Test if the SortedList fires update events rather than delete/insert
     * pairs.
     */
//    public void testUpdateEventsFired() {
//        // prepare a unique list with simple data
//        UniqueList uniqueSource = new UniqueList(unsortedList, GlazedLists.reverseComparator());
//        sortedList = new SortedList(uniqueSource);
//        SortedSet data = new TreeSet(GlazedLists.reverseComparator());
//        data.add("A");
//        data.add("B");
//        data.add("C");
//        data.add("D");
//        uniqueSource.replaceAll(data);
//
//        // listen to changes on the sorted list
//        ListEventCounter counter = new ListEventCounter();
//        sortedList.addListEventListener(counter);
//
//        // replace the data with an identical copy
//        uniqueSource.replaceAll(data);
//
//        // verify that only one event has occured
//        assertEquals(1, counter.getEventCount());
//        assertEquals(4, counter.getChangeCount(0));
//    }


    /**
     * Test if the SortedList fires update events rather than delete/insert
     * pairs, even if there are duplicate copies of the same value.
     */
//    public void testUpdateEventsFiredWithDuplicates() {
//        // create comparators for zero and one
//        Comparator intCompareAt0 = GlazedListsTests.intArrayComparator(0);
//        Comparator intCompareAt1 = GlazedListsTests.intArrayComparator(1);
//
//        // prepare a unique list with simple data
//        UniqueList uniqueSource = new UniqueList(new BasicEventList(), intCompareAt0);
//        sortedList = new SortedList(uniqueSource, intCompareAt1);
//        SortedSet data = new TreeSet(intCompareAt0);
//        data.add(new int[] { 0, 0 });
//        data.add(new int[] { 1, 0 });
//        data.add(new int[] { 2, 0 });
//        data.add(new int[] { 3, 0 });
//        uniqueSource.replaceAll(data);
//
//        // listen to changes on the sorted list
//        ListEventCounter counter = new ListEventCounter();
//        sortedList.addListEventListener(counter);
//
//        // replace the data with an identical copy
//        uniqueSource.replaceAll(data);
//
//        // verify that only one event has occured
//        assertEquals(1, counter.getEventCount());
//        assertEquals(4, counter.getChangeCount(0));
//    }

    /**
     * Tests that remove() works, removing the first instance of an element that
     * equals() the specified element.
     */
    public void testRemoveWithNoComparator() {
        EventList<Comparable> basic = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        SortedList<Comparable> sorted = new SortedList<Comparable>(basic, null);
        basic.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamesLemieux"));
        sorted.remove("e");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamsLemieux"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamsLemieux"), basic);
        sorted.remove("e");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamsLmieux"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamsLmieux"), basic);
        sorted.remove("e");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamsLmiux"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamsLmiux"), basic);
        sorted.remove("e");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamsLmiux"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JamsLmiux"), basic);
        sorted.remove("m");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JasLmiux"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JasLmiux"), basic);
        sorted.remove("m");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JasLiux"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JasLiux"), basic);
        sorted.remove("m");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JasLiux"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("JasLiux"), basic);
    }

    /**
     * Tests that remove() works, removing the first instance of an element that
     * equals() the specified element.
     */
    public void testRemoveWithWeakComparator() {
        EventList<String> basic = new BasicEventList<String>();
        SortedList sorted = new SortedList<String>(basic, GlazedLists.caseInsensitiveComparator());
        basic.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aAaBbBcCC"));
        sorted.remove("A");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aaBbBcCC"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aaBbBcCC"), basic);
        sorted.remove("B");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabBcCC"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabBcCC"), basic);
        sorted.remove("C");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabBcC"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabBcC"), basic);
        sorted.remove("C");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabBc"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabBc"), basic);
        sorted.remove("a");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abBc"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abBc"), basic);
        sorted.remove("d");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abBc"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abBc"), basic);
        sorted.remove("B");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abc"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abc"), basic);
        sorted.remove("B");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abc"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abc"), basic);
        sorted.remove("A");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abc"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abc"), basic);
        sorted.remove("C");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abc"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abc"), basic);
        sorted.remove("a");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("bc"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("bc"), basic);
        sorted.remove("c");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("b"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("b"), basic);
        sorted.remove("c");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("b"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("b"), basic);
        sorted.remove("B");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("b"), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("b"), basic);
        sorted.remove("b");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList(""), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList(""), basic);
        sorted.remove("b");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList(""), sorted);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList(""), basic);
    }

    /**
     * Tests that remove() works, removing the first instance of an element that
     * equals() the specified element.
     */
    public void testRemoveWithComparator() {
        EventList<Comparable> basic = new BasicEventList<Comparable>();
        SortedList sorted = new SortedList<Comparable>(basic, GlazedLists.comparableComparator());
        basic.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABBCaabcc"));
        sorted.remove("a");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABBCabcc"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABBCabcc"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("B");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCabcc"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCabcc"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("c");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCabc"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCabc"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("d");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCabc"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCabc"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("C");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABabc"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABabc"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("B");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("Aabc"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("Aabc"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("b");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("Aac"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("Aac"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("A");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ac"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ac"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("a");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("c"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("c"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("a");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("c"), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("c"), sorted);
        sorted.remove("c");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList(""), basic);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList(""), sorted);
    }

    /**
     * Test if the SortedList fires update events rather than delete/insert
     * pairs, when using a ReverseComparator.
     *
     * <p>The source list uses a totally different comparator than the sorted list
     * in order to guarantee the indices have no pattern.
     */
//    public void testUpdateEventsFiredRigorous() {
//        // prepare a unique list with simple data
//        Comparator uniqueComparator = new ReverseStringComparator();
//        UniqueList uniqueSource = new UniqueList(unsortedList, uniqueComparator);
//        sortedList = new SortedList(uniqueSource);
//
//        // populate a unique source with some random elements
//        for(int i = 0; i < 500; i++) {
//            uniqueSource.add("" + random.nextInt(200));
//        }
//
//        // populate a replacement set with some more random elements
//        SortedSet data = new TreeSet(uniqueComparator);
//        for(int i = 0; i < 500; i++) {
//            data.add("" + random.nextInt(200));
//        }
//
//        // calculate the number of changes expected
//        List intersection = new ArrayList();
//        intersection.addAll(uniqueSource);
//        intersection.retainAll(data);
//        int expectedUpdateCount = intersection.size();
//        int expectedDeleteCount = uniqueSource.size() - expectedUpdateCount;
//        int expectedInsertCount = data.size() - expectedUpdateCount;
//        int expectedChangeCount = expectedUpdateCount + expectedDeleteCount + expectedInsertCount;
//
//        // count the number of changes performed
//        ListEventCounter uniqueCounter = new ListEventCounter();
//        uniqueSource.addListEventListener(uniqueCounter);
//        ListEventCounter sortedCounter = new ListEventCounter();
//        sortedList.addListEventListener(sortedCounter);
//        //sortedList.debug = true;
//
//        // perform the change
//        uniqueSource.addListEventListener(new ListConsistencyListener(uniqueSource, "unique", false));
//        sortedList.addListEventListener(new ListConsistencyListener(sortedList, "sorted", false));
//        uniqueSource.replaceAll(data);
//
//        // verify our guess on the change count is correct
//        assertEquals(1, uniqueCounter.getEventCount());
//        assertEquals(1, sortedCounter.getEventCount());
//        assertEquals(expectedChangeCount, uniqueCounter.getChangeCount(0));
//        assertEquals(expectedChangeCount, sortedCounter.getChangeCount(0));
//    }


    /**
     * Tests that the SortedList can handle reordering events.
     */
    public void testReorder() {
        // prepare a source list
        SortedList<String> source = SortedList.create(new BasicEventList<String>());
        source.add("CB");
        source.add("BC");
        source.add("DD");
        source.add("AA");

        // create a sorted view of that list
        SortedList<String> sorted = new SortedList<String>(source, GlazedLists.reverseComparator());

        // create a consistency test
        List<String> consistencyTestList = new ArrayList<String>();
        consistencyTestList.addAll(sorted);

        // change the source, this should not impact its listener
        source.setComparator(new ReverseStringComparator());
        assertEquals(consistencyTestList, sorted);

        // change the source, this should not impact its listener
        source.setComparator(null);
        assertEquals(consistencyTestList, sorted);
    }

    /**
     * Verify that the sorted list works with no compatator.
     */
    public void testNoComparator() {
        List<String> consistencyTestList = new ArrayList<String>();
        consistencyTestList.add("A");
        consistencyTestList.add("C");
        consistencyTestList.add("B");

        SortedList<String> sorted = new SortedList<String>(new BasicEventList<String>(), null);
        sorted.addAll(consistencyTestList);
        assertEquals(consistencyTestList, sorted);

        sorted.set(2, "A");
        sorted.clear();
        assertEquals(Collections.EMPTY_LIST, sorted);
    }

    /**
     * Test that values that are indistinguishable by the SortedList are ordered
     * by their index.
     */
    public void testEqualValuesOrderedByIndex() {
        // create a sorted list that cannot distinguish between the data items
        Comparator<String> intCompareAt0 = GlazedLists.reverseComparator(new StringLengthComparator());
        sortedList.dispose();
        sortedList = new SortedList(unsortedList, intCompareAt0);

        // populate the unsorted list
        unsortedList.add(0, "chaos"); // c
        unsortedList.add(1, "fiery"); // c f
        unsortedList.add(2, "gecko"); // c f g
        unsortedList.add(0, "banjo"); // b c f g
        unsortedList.add(2, "dingo"); // b c d f g
        unsortedList.add(5, "hippo"); // b c d f g h
        unsortedList.add(0, "album"); // a b c d f g h
        unsortedList.add(4, "eerie"); // a b c d e f g h
        assertEquals(unsortedList, sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Test that the SortedList doesn't get grumpy if everything is always equal.
     */
    public void testAlwaysEqualComparator() {
        Comparator alwaysEqualComparator = new AlwaysEqualComparator();
        sortedList.dispose();
        unsortedList.add(new Integer(4));
        unsortedList.add(new Integer(3));
        unsortedList.add(new Integer(1));

        sortedList = new SortedList(unsortedList, alwaysEqualComparator);
        unsortedList.add(new Integer(5));
        unsortedList.add(new Integer(3));
        unsortedList.add(new Integer(0));
        unsortedList.add(new Integer(9));
        assertEquals(unsortedList, sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Test that the SortedList doesn't get grumpy if half the elements are null.
     */
    public void testHalfNullComparator() {
        Comparator halfNullComparator = new HalfNullComparator();
        sortedList.dispose();
        Position p = new Position(4);
        unsortedList.add(p);
        unsortedList.add(new Position(3));
        unsortedList.add(new Position(1));

        sortedList = new SortedList(unsortedList, halfNullComparator);

        p.setPosition(2);
        sortedList.set(2, p);
        assertEquals(unsortedList, sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * Tests an empty sorted list's iterator
     */
    public void testIteratorOnEmptySortedList() {
        Iterator i = sortedList.iterator();

        // validate hasNext()
        assertEquals(false, i.hasNext());

        // validate next() fires the correct exception
        try {
            i.next();
            fail("An expected Exception was not thrown.");

        } catch(NoSuchElementException e) {
            // test passes

        } catch(Exception e) {
            fail("The following Exception was not expected:\n" + e);
        }

        // validate remove() fires the correct exception
        i = sortedList.iterator();
        try {
            i.next();
            fail("An expected Exception was not thrown.");

        } catch(NoSuchElementException e) {
            // test passes

        } catch(Exception e) {
            fail("The following Exception was not expected:\n" + e);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Tests a SortedList's iterator, read-only
     */
    public void testIteratorReadOnly() {
        sortedList.add("Riders");
        sortedList.add("Stampeders");
        sortedList.add("Bombers");
        sortedList.add("Eskimos");
        sortedList.add("Argos");
        sortedList.add("Ti-Cats");
        sortedList.add("Renegades");
        sortedList.add("Als");

        String[] expected = {"Als", "Argos", "Bombers", "Eskimos", "Renegades", "Riders", "Stampeders", "Ti-Cats"};

        int counter = 0;
        for(Iterator i = sortedList.iterator(); i.hasNext(); counter++) {
            assertEquals(expected[counter], i.next());
        }

        assertEquals(expected.length, counter);
    }

    /**
     * Tests a SortedList's iterator while removing
     */
    public void testIteratorRemoves() {
        sortedList.add("Riders");
        sortedList.add("Stampeders");
        sortedList.add("Bombers");
        sortedList.add("Eskimos");
        sortedList.add("Argos");
        sortedList.add("Ti-Cats");
        sortedList.add("Renegades");
        sortedList.add("Als");

        String[] expected = {"Als", "Argos", "Bombers", "Eskimos", "Renegades", "Riders", "Stampeders", "Ti-Cats"};

        // validate remove() fires the correct exception before iteration starts
        Iterator i = sortedList.iterator();
        try {
            i.remove();
            fail("An expected Exception was not thrown.");

        } catch(NoSuchElementException e) {
            // test passes
        }


        int counter = 0;
        for(i = sortedList.iterator(); i.hasNext(); counter++) {
            assertEquals(expected[counter], i.next());
            i.remove();
            try {
                i.remove();
                fail("An expected Exception was not thrown.");

            } catch(NoSuchElementException e) {
                // test passes
            }
        }

        assertEquals(expected.length, counter);
        assertEquals(0, sortedList.size());

        // validate remove() fires the correct exception after all values are removed
        try {
            i.remove();
            fail("An expected Exception was not thrown.");

        } catch(NoSuchElementException e) {
            // test passes
        }
    }

    public void testSortIndex() {
        sortedList.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ac"));
        assertEquals(1, sortedList.sortIndex("b"));
        assertEquals(1, sortedList.lastSortIndex("b"));

        sortedList.clear();
        sortedList.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abbbc"));
        assertEquals(1, sortedList.sortIndex("b"));
        assertEquals(3, sortedList.lastSortIndex("b"));

        assertEquals(0, sortedList.sortIndex("3"));
        assertEquals(0, sortedList.lastSortIndex("3"));

        assertEquals(5, sortedList.sortIndex("d"));
        assertEquals(5, sortedList.lastSortIndex("d"));
    }

    public void testComparatorAndEqualsMethodDontAgree() {
        sortedList.dispose();
        sortedList = new SortedList(unsortedList, String.CASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER);
        sortedList.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ac"));
        assertEquals(1, sortedList.sortIndex("b"));
        assertEquals(1, sortedList.lastSortIndex("b"));
        assertEquals(-1, sortedList.indexOf("b"));
        assertEquals(-1, sortedList.lastIndexOf("b"));

        sortedList.clear();
        sortedList.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("abbbc"));
        assertEquals(1, sortedList.sortIndex("b"));
        assertEquals(3, sortedList.lastSortIndex("b"));
        assertEquals(1, sortedList.indexOf("b"));
        assertEquals(3, sortedList.lastIndexOf("b"));

        assertEquals(1, sortedList.sortIndex("B"));
        assertEquals(3, sortedList.lastSortIndex("B"));
        assertEquals(-1, sortedList.indexOf("B"));
        assertEquals(-1, sortedList.lastIndexOf("B"));
    }

    public void testAddAtIndex() {
        final EventList<String> source = new BasicEventList<String>();
        final SortedList<String> sortedList = new SortedList<String>(source, String.CASE_INSENSITIVE_ORDER);
        source.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("babac"));

        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("babac"), source);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabbc"), sortedList);

        sortedList.add(2, "c");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("cbabac"), source);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabbcc"), sortedList);

        sortedList.add(3, "d");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("cbadbac"), source);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aabbccd"), sortedList);

        sortedList.add(sortedList.size()-1, "a");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("cbaadbac"), source);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aaabbccd"), sortedList);

        sortedList.add(sortedList.size(), "e");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("cbaadbace"), source);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("aaabbccde"), sortedList);
    }

    /**
     * This test ensures that the SortedList sorts by its own
     * order, then by the order in the source list.
     */
    public void testSortedListHandlesSortEvents() {
        Comparator artistComparator = GlazedLists.beanPropertyComparator(Song.class, "artist", new String[0]);
        Comparator songComparator = GlazedLists.beanPropertyComparator(Song.class, "song", new String[0]);
        List<Comparable> expectedOrder;
        sortedList.setComparator(null);

        SortedList sortedAgain = new SortedList<Comparable>(sortedList, artistComparator);
        ListConsistencyListener.install(sortedAgain);

        unsortedList.add(new Song("Limp Bizkit", "Nookie"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Limp Bizkit", "Eat You Alive"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Limp Bizkit", "Rearranged"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Limp Bizkit", "The Unquestionable Truth"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Filter", "Welcome to the Fold"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Filter", "Take a Picture"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Filter", "Miss Blue"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Slipknot", "Wait and Bleed"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Slipknot", "Duality"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Godsmack", "Whatever"));
        unsortedList.add(new Song("Godsmack", "Running Blind"));

        // sorted just by artist
        expectedOrder = new ArrayList<Comparable>(unsortedList);
        Collections.sort(expectedOrder, artistComparator);
        assertEquals(expectedOrder, sortedAgain);

        // sorted by artist, then by song
        sortedList.setComparator(songComparator);
        expectedOrder = new ArrayList<Comparable>(unsortedList);
        Collections.sort(expectedOrder, GlazedLists.chainComparators((List)Arrays.asList(new Comparator[] { artistComparator, songComparator })));
        assertEquals(expectedOrder, sortedAgain);

        // sorted just by artist again
        sortedList.setComparator(null);
        expectedOrder = new ArrayList<Comparable>(unsortedList);
        Collections.sort(expectedOrder, artistComparator);
        assertEquals(expectedOrder, sortedAgain);

        // change our data to be more random
        unsortedList.clear();
        Random dice = new Random(0);
        List<String> artists = GlazedListsTests.stringToList("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ");
        for(int a = 0; a < 200; a++) {
            String randomArtist = artists.get(dice.nextInt(artists.size()));
            String randomSong = artists.get(dice.nextInt(artists.size()));
            unsortedList.add(new Song(randomArtist, randomSong));
        }

        // sorted by artist, then by song
        sortedList.setComparator(songComparator);
        expectedOrder = new ArrayList<Comparable>(unsortedList);
        Collections.sort(expectedOrder, GlazedLists.chainComparators((List)Arrays.asList(new Comparator[] { artistComparator, songComparator })));
        assertEquals(expectedOrder, sortedAgain);

        // sorted just by artist again
        sortedList.setComparator(null);
        expectedOrder = new ArrayList<Comparable>(unsortedList);
        Collections.sort(expectedOrder, artistComparator);
        assertEquals(expectedOrder, sortedAgain);
    }

    public void testSortedSource() {
        Comparator<Comparable> alphabetical = GlazedLists.comparableComparator();
        Comparator<String> length = GlazedLists.reverseComparator(new StringLengthComparator());

        sortedList.setComparator(null);
        unsortedList.addAll(Arrays.asList(new String[] { "dddd", "aaa", "c", "bb" }));
        assertEquals(Arrays.asList(new String[] { "dddd", "aaa", "c", "bb" }), sortedList);

        SortedList<String> resortedList = new SortedList(sortedList, length);
        ListConsistencyListener.install(resortedList);
        assertEquals(Arrays.asList(new String[] { "c", "bb", "aaa", "dddd" }), resortedList);

        sortedList.setComparator(alphabetical);
        assertSortedEquals(sortedList, resortedList);

        // now add some duplicates
        unsortedList.addAll(Arrays.asList(new String[] { "c", "dddd", "aaa", "bb" }));
        assertSortedEquals(sortedList, resortedList);

        // now change the comparator
        sortedList.setComparator(alphabetical);
        assertSortedEquals(sortedList, resortedList);
    }

    public void testIteratorIsConsistent() {
        ListConsistencyListener.install(sortedList);
        unsortedList.addAll(Arrays.asList(new String[] { "d", "c", "a", "b" }));

        Iterator<Comparable> iterator = sortedList.iterator();
        assertEquals("a", iterator.next());
        assertEquals("a", sortedList.get(0));
        assertEquals("b", iterator.next());
        assertEquals("b", sortedList.get(1));
        assertEquals("c", iterator.next());
        assertEquals("c", sortedList.get(2));
        assertEquals("d", iterator.next());
        assertEquals("d", sortedList.get(3));
    }

    /**
     * This test ensures SortedList's generic arguments are correct.
     * Specifically, a SortedList<E> should be able to accept any Comparator<? super E>.
     * In other words:
     *
     * <p>SortedList<Number> can accept a Comparator<Number> or Comparator<Object>, but not
     * a Comparator<Integer>.
     */
    public void testCompilingWithGenerics() {
        SortedList<Integer> integers = SortedList.create(new BasicEventList<Integer>());

        // all of these Comparators should compile just fine
        integers.setComparator(GlazedLists.comparableComparator());
        integers.setComparator(new AlwaysEqualComparator());

        new SortedList<Integer>(new BasicEventList<Integer>(), GlazedLists.comparableComparator());
        new SortedList<Integer>(new BasicEventList<Integer>(), new AlwaysEqualComparator());
    }

    public void testChangingSortMode() {
        SortedList<String> names = SortedList.create(new BasicEventList<String>());
        names.setMode(SortedList.AVOID_MOVING_ELEMENTS);

        names.add("");
        names.add("");
        names.add("");
        names.add("");

        names.set(0, "abba");
        names.set(1, "foo fighters");
        names.set(2, "nirvana");
        names.set(3, "cardigans");

        assertEquals("abba", names.get(0));
        assertEquals("foo fighters", names.get(1));
        assertEquals("nirvana", names.get(2));
        assertEquals("cardigans", names.get(3));

        names.setMode(SortedList.STRICT_SORT_ORDER);

        assertEquals("abba", names.get(0));
        assertEquals("cardigans", names.get(1));
        assertEquals("foo fighters", names.get(2));
        assertEquals("nirvana", names.get(3));

        names.setMode(SortedList.AVOID_MOVING_ELEMENTS);
        names.add("bob marley");

        assertEquals("abba", names.get(0));
        assertEquals("bob marley", names.get(1));
        assertEquals("cardigans", names.get(2));
        assertEquals("foo fighters", names.get(3));
        assertEquals("nirvana", names.get(4));

        names.set(1, "zamfir");
        assertEquals("abba", names.get(0));
        assertEquals("zamfir", names.get(1));
        assertEquals("cardigans", names.get(2));
        assertEquals("foo fighters", names.get(3));
        assertEquals("nirvana", names.get(4));
    }


    public void testRemovedValueInListEvent() {
        EventList<String> original = new BasicEventList<String>();
        original.addAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("LIMPBIZKIT"));

        SortedList<String> sorted = SortedList.create(original);

        ListConsistencyListener<String> listConsistencyListener = ListConsistencyListener.install(sorted);
        listConsistencyListener.setPreviousElementTracked(true);

        original.removeAll(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("MI"));
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("BKLPTZ"), sorted);

        // update in-place
        original.set(1, "Q");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("LQBZKT"), original);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("BKLQTZ"), sorted);

        // update-causing-move
        original.set(2, "R");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("LQRZKT"), original);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("KLQRTZ"), sorted);

        // update-without-move
        sorted.setMode(SortedList.AVOID_MOVING_ELEMENTS);
        original.set(1, "A");
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("LARZKT"), original);
        assertEquals(GlazedListsTests.stringToList("KLARTZ"), sorted);
    }

    /**
     * This test ensures that the SortedList sorts by its own
     * order, then by the order in the source list.
     */
    public void testChainedComparator() {
        sortedList.setComparator(null);

        Song nookie = new Song("Limp Bizkit", "Nookie");
        Song eatYouAlive = new Song("Limp Bizkit", "Eat You Alive");
        Song rearranged = new Song("Limp Bizkit", "Rearranged");
        Song theUnquestionableTruth = new Song("Limp Bizkit", "The Unquestionable Truth");
        Song welcomeToTheFold = new Song("Filter", "Welcome to the Fold");
        Song takeAPicture = new Song("Filter", "Take a Picture");
        Song missBlue = new Song("Filter", "Miss Blue");

        unsortedList.add(nookie);
        unsortedList.add(eatYouAlive);
        unsortedList.add(takeAPicture);
        unsortedList.add(rearranged);
        unsortedList.add(missBlue);
        unsortedList.add(theUnquestionableTruth);
        unsortedList.add(welcomeToTheFold);

        assertSame(nookie, sortedList.get(0));
        assertSame(eatYouAlive, sortedList.get(1));
        assertSame(takeAPicture, sortedList.get(2));
        assertSame(rearranged, sortedList.get(3));
        assertSame(missBlue, sortedList.get(4));
        assertSame(theUnquestionableTruth, sortedList.get(5));
        assertSame(welcomeToTheFold, sortedList.get(6));

        Comparator songComparator = GlazedLists.beanPropertyComparator(Song.class, "artist", new String[] {"song"});
        sortedList.setComparator(songComparator);

        assertSame(missBlue, sortedList.get(0));
        assertSame(takeAPicture, sortedList.get(1));
        assertSame(welcomeToTheFold, sortedList.get(2));
        assertSame(eatYouAlive, sortedList.get(3));
        assertSame(nookie, sortedList.get(4));
        assertSame(rearranged, sortedList.get(5));
        assertSame(theUnquestionableTruth, sortedList.get(6));
    }

    /** test a sorted list for equality */
    public void assertSortedEquals(List<Comparable> unsorted, SortedList sorted) {
        // create a protective copy to muck with
        unsorted = new ArrayList<Comparable>(unsorted);
        if(sorted.getComparator() != null) Collections.sort(unsorted, sorted.getComparator());
        assertEquals(unsorted, sorted);
    }

    /**
     * Compares two objects to be equal.
     */
    static class AlwaysEqualComparator implements Comparator<Object> {
        public int compare(Object a, Object b) {
            return 0;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Compares two objects with the second one always null.
     */
    static class HalfNullComparator implements Comparator {
        Comparator target = GlazedLists.comparableComparator();
        public int compare(Object a, Object b) {
            return target.compare(b, null);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Simple class that sorts in the same order as its position value. Like an
     * {@link Integer}, but mutable.
     */
    static class Position implements Comparable {
        private int position;
        public Position(int position) {
            this.position = position;
        }
        public int getPosition() { return position; }
        public void setPosition(int position) { this.position = position; }
        public String toString() {
            return "P:" + position;
        }
        public int compareTo(Object o) {
            return position - ((Position)o).position;
        }
    }

    /**
     * A Comparator that compares strings from end to beginning rather than
     * normally.
     */
    private static class ReverseStringComparator implements Comparator<String> {
        public Comparator<String> delegate = (Comparator)GlazedLists.comparableComparator();

        public int compare(String a, String b) {
            return delegate.compare(flip(a), flip(b));
        }

        public String flip(String original) {
            char[] originalAsChars = original.toCharArray();
            int length = originalAsChars.length;
            for(int i = 0; i < (length / 2); i++) {
                char temp = originalAsChars[i];
                originalAsChars[i] = originalAsChars[length - i - 1];
                originalAsChars[length - i - 1] = temp;
            }
            return new String(originalAsChars);
        }
    }

    public static class Song implements Comparable {
        String artist;
        String song;

        public Song(String artist, String song) {
            this.artist = artist;
            this.song = song;
        }

        public String getArtist() {
            return artist;
        }

        public String getSong() {
            return song;
        }

        public boolean equals(Object o) {
            if (this == o) return true;
            if (o == null || getClass() != o.getClass()) return false;

            final Song song1 = (Song) o;

            if (!artist.equals(song1.artist)) return false;
            if (!song.equals(song1.song)) return false;

            return true;
        }

        public int hashCode() {
            int result;
            result = artist.hashCode();
            result = 29 * result + song.hashCode();
            return result;
        }

        public int compareTo(Object o) {
            final Song song = (Song) o;
            return this.getArtist().compareTo(song.getArtist());
        }

        public String toString() {
            return this.getArtist() + " - " + this.getSong();
        }
    }
}
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