Examples of columnCount()

Examples of mikera.matrixx.impl.VectorMatrixMN.columnCount()

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    VectorMatrixMN mmn=new VectorMatrixMN(6 ,7);

    // permuted matrix
    PermutedMatrix pmm=new PermutedMatrix(mmn,
        Indexz.createRandomPermutation(mmn.rowCount()),
        Indexz.createRandomPermutation(mmn.columnCount()));
    doGenericTests(pmm);
    doGenericTests(pmm.subMatrix(1, 4, 1, 5));
   
  } 
 
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Examples of mikera.matrixx.impl.VectorMatrixMN.columnCount()

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  }
 
  @Test public void testCreateMN() {
    VectorMatrixMN m=new VectorMatrixMN(0,3);
    assertEquals(0,m.rowCount());
    assertEquals(3,m.columnCount());
   
    AMatrix mt=m.getTranspose();
    assertEquals(0,mt.columnCount());
  }
 
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Examples of org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.utils.TableCollection.columnCount()

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  @Test
  public void getsSelectionCount() throws Exception {
    TableCollection selection = table.selection();
    assertEquals(new TableCollection(), selection);
    assertEquals(0, selection.columnCount());
    assertEquals(0, selection.rowCount());
    assertEquals(0, table.selectionCount());
  }

  @Test
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Examples of org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.utils.TableCollection.columnCount()

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  @Test
  public void getsSingleSelection() throws Exception {
    table.select(10);
    TableCollection selection = table.selection();
    assertEquals(1, selection.rowCount());
    assertEquals(4, selection.columnCount());
    assertEquals(new TableCollection().add(new TableRow(new String[] { "Index:10", "databases", "2556", "tomorrow" })), selection);
  }

  @Test
  public void findsAnyTable() throws Exception {
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Examples of org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.utils.TableCollection.columnCount()

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    bot.checkBox("Multiple Columns").select();
    tree = bot.treeInGroup("Tree");
    tree.select(2);
    TableCollection selection = tree.selection();
    assertEquals(1, selection.rowCount());
    assertEquals(4, selection.columnCount());
    assertEquals(new TableCollection().add(new TableRow(new String[] { "Node 3", "images", "91571", "yesterday" })), selection);
  }

  @Test
  public void findsAnyTree() throws Exception {
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Examples of org.eclipse.swtbot.swt.finder.utils.TableRow.columnCount()

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  public void getsRow() throws Exception {
    bot.checkBox("Multiple Columns").select();
    tree = bot.treeInGroup("Tree");
    SWTBotTreeItem item = tree.getTreeItem("Node 3");
    TableRow row = item.row();
    assertEquals(4, row.columnCount());
    assertEquals("Node 3", row.get(0));
    assertEquals("images", row.get(1));
    assertEquals("91571", row.get(2));
    assertEquals("yesterday", row.get(3));
  }
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