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package groovy
import groovy.test.GroovyTestCase
/**
* Tests the min() and max() functions
*/
class MinMaxTest extends GroovyTestCase {
void testSimpleMinMax() {
def list = [5, 2, 6, 1, 9, 8]
def n = list.min()
assert n == 1
n = list.max()
assert n == 9
}
void testMinMaxWithComparator() {
def people = getPeople()
// let's find the maximum by name
def order = new OrderBy({ it.get('@cheese') })
def p = people.min(order)
assert p.get("@name") == "Joe", "found person ${p}"
p = people.max(order)
assert p.get("@name") == "Chris", "found person ${p}"
}
void testMinMaxOnArraysWithComparator() {
Person[] people = [
new Person(name: 'James', cheese: 'Edam', location: 'London'),
new Person(name: 'Bob', cheese: 'Cheddar', location: 'Atlanta'),
new Person(name: 'Chris', cheese: 'Red Leicester', location: 'London'),
new Person(name: 'Joe', cheese: 'Brie', location: 'London')
]
// let's find the maximum by name
def order = new OrderBy({ it.cheese })
def p = people.min(order)
assert p.name == "Joe", "Expected to find Joe but found person ${p}"
p = people.max(order)
assert p.name == "Chris", "Expected to find Chris but found person ${p}"
}
def getPeople() {
def builder = new NodeBuilder()
def tree = builder.people {
person(name: 'James', cheese: 'Edam', location: 'London')
person(name: 'Bob', cheese: 'Cheddar', location: 'Atlanta')
person(name: 'Chris', cheese: 'Red Leicester', location: 'London')
person(name: 'Joe', cheese: 'Brie', location: 'London')
}
return tree.children()
}
}
class Person {
String name
String cheese
String location
}