Examples of com.linkedin.data.DataList

com.linkedin.data.DataList
A DataList is ordered list of Data objects.
When an value is being added or replaced on the list, the list will verify that the value is a Data object. If the value is not a Data object, then the list will throw an {@link IllegalArgumentException}.
Cloning via the {@link #clone()} method will shallow copy the {@link DataList}and will not deep copy contained complex objects. Copying via the {@link #copy()}method will deep copy the {@link DataList}, which includes deep copying the contained complex objects.
Instrumentation if enabled is only enabled for the {@link DataList} and notfor the underlying {@link CheckedList}. Furthermore, if a {@link DataList} is cloned,the clone will not have instrumentation enabled and the clone's instrumented data will be cleared.
Since {@link DataList} extends {@link CheckedList}, copying of the {@link DataList}is lazy and may be delayed until the {@link DataList} is about to be modified.
@author slim

                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("integer", 99, "long", 999L, "float", 88.0f, "double", 888.0, "string", "hello",
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "map", new DataMap(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(BooleanMap.class, schema, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(BooleanMap.class, schema, input, badInput, badOutput);
  }

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                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "string", "hello",
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "map", new DataMap(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(IntegerMap.class, schema, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(IntegerMap.class, schema, input, badInput, badOutput);


    Map<String, ? extends Number> castFrom = asMap("one", 1L, "three", 3.0f, "five", 5.0, "seven", 7, "eleven", 11);

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                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "string", "hello",
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "map", new DataMap(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(LongMap.class, schema, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(LongMap.class, schema, input, badInput, badOutput);


    Map<String, ? extends Number> castFrom = asMap("one", 1, "three", 3.0f, "five", 5.0, "seven", 7, "eleven", 11);

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                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "string", "hello",
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "map", new DataMap(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(FloatMap.class, schema, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(FloatMap.class, schema, input, badInput, badOutput);


    Map<String, ? extends Number> castFrom = asMap("one", 1, "three", 3L, "five", 5.0, "seven", 7, "eleven", 11);

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                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "string", "hello",
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "map", new DataMap(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(DoubleMap.class, schema, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(DoubleMap.class, schema, input, badInput, badOutput);


    Map<String, ? extends Number> castFrom = asMap("one", 1, "three", 3L, "five", 5.0f, "seven", 7, "eleven", 11);

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                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "integer", 99, "long", 999L, "float", 88.0f, "double", 888.0,
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "map", new DataMap(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(StringMap.class, schema, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(StringMap.class, schema, input, badInput, badOutput);
  }

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                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "integer", 99, "long", 999L, "float", 88.0f, "double", 888.0,
                                          "data", "\u0100",
                                          "map", new DataMap(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(BytesMap.class, schema, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(BytesMap.class, schema, input, badInput, badOutput);
  }

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                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "integer", 1, "long", 2L, "float", 3.0f, "double", 4.0, "string", "hello",
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "map", new DataMap(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(EnumMapTemplate.class, EnumMapTemplate.SCHEMA, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(EnumMapTemplate.class, EnumMapTemplate.SCHEMA, input, badInput, badOutput);
  }

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                                         "null", null,
                                         "array", new StringArray(),
                                         "record", new FooRecord());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "integer", 1, "long", 2L, "float", 3.0f, "double", 4.0, "string", "hello",
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(MapOfStringMapTemplate.class, MapOfStringMapTemplate.SCHEMA, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(MapOfStringMapTemplate.class, MapOfStringMapTemplate.SCHEMA, input, badInput, badOutput);
  }

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                                         "object", new Object(),
                                         "null", null,
                                         "array", new StringArray());
    Map<String, Object> badOutput = asMap("boolean", true, "integer", 1, "long", 2L, "float", 3.0f, "double", 4.0, "string", "hello",
                                          "bytes", ByteString.empty(),
                                          "list", new DataList());


    testMap(FooRecordMap.class, FooRecordMap.SCHEMA, input, adds);
    testMapBadInput(FooRecordMap.class, FooRecordMap.SCHEMA, input, badInput, badOutput);
  }

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