Examples of org.testng.reporters.FileStringBuffer

org.testng.reporters.FileStringBuffer
A string buffer that flushes its content to a temporary file whenever the internal string buffer becomes larger than MAX. If the buffer never reaches that size, no file is ever created and everything happens in memory, so the overhead compared to StringBuffer/StringBuilder is minimal. Note: calling toString() will force the entire string to be loaded in memory, use toWriter() if you need to avoid this. This class is not multi thread safe. @author Cedric Beust @since Nov 9, 2012

public class FileStringBufferTest {


  @Test
  public void basic() {
    {
      FileStringBuffer fsb = new FileStringBuffer(5);
      String s = "0123456789";
      String s3 = s + s + s;
  
      fsb.append(s3);
//      Assert.assertEquals(s3, fsb.toString());
    }


    {
      FileStringBuffer fsb = new FileStringBuffer(5);
      String s = "0123456789";
      String s3 = s + s + s;
  
      fsb.append(s);
      fsb.append(s);
      fsb.append(s);
//      Assert.assertEquals(s3, fsb.toString());
    }
  }

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