Package jodd.typeconverter.impl

Examples of jodd.typeconverter.impl.BooleanArrayConverter

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    register(short[].class, new ShortArrayConverter(this));
    register(int[].class, new IntegerArrayConverter(this));
    register(long[].class, new LongArrayConverter(this));
    register(float[].class, new FloatArrayConverter(this));
    register(double[].class, new DoubleArrayConverter(this));
    register(boolean[].class, new BooleanArrayConverter(this));
    register(char[].class, new CharacterArrayConverter(this));

    // we don't really need these, but converters will be cached and not created every time
    register(Integer[].class, new ArrayConverter<Integer>(this, Integer.class));
    register(Long[].class, new ArrayConverter<Long>(this, Long.class));
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public class BooleanArrayConverterTest {

  @Test
  public void testConversion() {
    BooleanArrayConverter booleanArrayConverter = (BooleanArrayConverter) TypeConverterManager.lookup(boolean[].class);

    assertNull(booleanArrayConverter.convert(null));

    boolean[] primitiveArray = new boolean[]{false, true, false};
    Object convertedArray = booleanArrayConverter.convert(primitiveArray);
    assertEquals(boolean[].class, convertedArray.getClass());

    Boolean[] booleanArray = new Boolean[]{Boolean.FALSE, Boolean.TRUE, Boolean.FALSE};
    convertedArray = booleanArrayConverter.convert(booleanArray);
    assertEquals(boolean[].class, convertedArray.getClass());    // boolean[]!

    assertEq(arrl(true), booleanArrayConverter.convert(Boolean.TRUE));
    assertEq(arrl(true), booleanArrayConverter.convert("true"));
    assertEq(arrl(true, false, true), booleanArrayConverter.convert(arrl(true, false, true)));
    assertEq(arrl(true, false, true), booleanArrayConverter.convert(arri(-7, 0, 3)));
    assertEq(arrl(true, false, true), booleanArrayConverter.convert(arrf(-7.0f, 0.0f, 3.0f)));
    assertEq(arrl(true, false, true), booleanArrayConverter.convert(arrs("true", "0", "yes")));
    assertEq(arrl(true, false, true), booleanArrayConverter.convert(arrs(" true ", "0", " yes ")));
    assertEq(arrl(true, false, true), booleanArrayConverter.convert(" true , 0,  yes "));
  }
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    register(short[].class, new ShortArrayConverter(this));
    register(int[].class, new IntegerArrayConverter(this));
    register(long[].class, new LongArrayConverter(this));
    register(float[].class, new FloatArrayConverter(this));
    register(double[].class, new DoubleArrayConverter(this));
    register(boolean[].class, new BooleanArrayConverter(this));
    register(char[].class, new CharacterArrayConverter(this));

    // we don't really need these, but converters will be cached and not created every time
    register(Integer[].class, new ArrayConverter<Integer>(this, Integer.class) {
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Related Classes of jodd.typeconverter.impl.BooleanArrayConverter

  • jodd.typeconverter.BooleanArrayConverterTest
  • jodd.typeconverter.TypeConverterManagerBean
  • jodd.util.collection.BooleanArrayList
  • java.util.Collection
  • java.util.List
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