org.jfree.data.xy.CategoryTableXYDataset Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: CategoryTableXYDatasetTests.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Confirm that the equals method can distinguish all the required fields.
 */
public void testEquals() {

    CategoryTableXYDataset d1 = new CategoryTableXYDataset();
    d1.add(1.0, 1.1, "Series 1");
    d1.add(2.0, 2.2, "Series 1");

    CategoryTableXYDataset d2 = new CategoryTableXYDataset();
    d2.add(1.0, 1.1, "Series 1");
    d2.add(2.0, 2.2, "Series 1");

    assertTrue(d1.equals(d2));
    assertTrue(d2.equals(d1));

    d1.add(3.0, 3.3, "Series 1");
    assertFalse(d1.equals(d2));

    d2.add(3.0, 3.3, "Series 1");
    assertTrue(d1.equals(d2));

}
Example #2
Source File: CategoryTableXYDatasetTests.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Confirm that the equals method can distinguish all the required fields.
 */
public void testEquals() {
    
    CategoryTableXYDataset d1 = new CategoryTableXYDataset();
    d1.add(1.0, 1.1, "Series 1");
    d1.add(2.0, 2.2, "Series 1");
    
    CategoryTableXYDataset d2 = new CategoryTableXYDataset();
    d2.add(1.0, 1.1, "Series 1");
    d2.add(2.0, 2.2, "Series 1");
    
    assertTrue(d1.equals(d2));
    assertTrue(d2.equals(d1));

    d1.add(3.0, 3.3, "Series 1");
    assertFalse(d1.equals(d2));

    d2.add(3.0, 3.3, "Series 1");
    assertTrue(d1.equals(d2));

}
Example #3
Source File: CategoryTableXYDatasetTests.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This is a test for bug 1312066 - adding a new series should trigger a
 * recalculation of the interval width, if it is being automatically
 * calculated.
 */
public void testAddSeries() {
    CategoryTableXYDataset d1 = new CategoryTableXYDataset();
    d1.setAutoWidth(true);
    d1.add(3.0, 1.1, "Series 1");
    d1.add(7.0, 2.2, "Series 1");
    assertEquals(3.0, d1.getXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.0, d1.getXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(1.0, d1.getStartXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(5.0, d1.getStartXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(5.0, d1.getEndXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(9.0, d1.getEndXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);

    // now add some more data
    d1.add(7.5, 1.1, "Series 2");
    d1.add(9.0, 2.2, "Series 2");

    assertEquals(3.0, d1.getXValue(1, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.0, d1.getXValue(1, 1), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.5, d1.getXValue(1, 2), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(9.0, d1.getXValue(1, 3), EPSILON);

    assertEquals(7.25, d1.getStartXValue(1, 2), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(8.75, d1.getStartXValue(1, 3), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.75, d1.getEndXValue(1, 2), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(9.25, d1.getEndXValue(1, 3), EPSILON);

    // and check the first series too...
    assertEquals(2.75, d1.getStartXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(6.75, d1.getStartXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(3.25, d1.getEndXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.25, d1.getEndXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);
}
Example #4
Source File: CategoryTableXYDatasetTests.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * This is a test for bug 1312066 - adding a new series should trigger a
 * recalculation of the interval width, if it is being automatically
 * calculated.
 */
public void testAddSeries() {
    CategoryTableXYDataset d1 = new CategoryTableXYDataset();
    d1.setAutoWidth(true);
    d1.add(3.0, 1.1, "Series 1");
    d1.add(7.0, 2.2, "Series 1");
    assertEquals(3.0, d1.getXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.0, d1.getXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(1.0, d1.getStartXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(5.0, d1.getStartXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(5.0, d1.getEndXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(9.0, d1.getEndXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);

    // now add some more data
    d1.add(7.5, 1.1, "Series 2");
    d1.add(9.0, 2.2, "Series 2");
 
    assertEquals(3.0, d1.getXValue(1, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.0, d1.getXValue(1, 1), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.5, d1.getXValue(1, 2), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(9.0, d1.getXValue(1, 3), EPSILON);
    
    assertEquals(7.25, d1.getStartXValue(1, 2), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(8.75, d1.getStartXValue(1, 3), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.75, d1.getEndXValue(1, 2), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(9.25, d1.getEndXValue(1, 3), EPSILON);

    // and check the first series too...
    assertEquals(2.75, d1.getStartXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(6.75, d1.getStartXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(3.25, d1.getEndXValue(0, 0), EPSILON);
    assertEquals(7.25, d1.getEndXValue(0, 1), EPSILON);
}
Example #5
Source File: CategoryTableXYDatasetTests.java    From astor with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Verify that this class implements {@link PublicCloneable}.
 */
public void testPublicCloneable() {
    CategoryTableXYDataset d1 = new CategoryTableXYDataset();
    assertTrue(d1 instanceof PublicCloneable);
}