@Test
public void testAppended() throws Exception {
List<String> mList = new ArrayList<>();
mList.add("cat");
mList.add("dog");
mList.add("fish");
mList.add("box");
ImmutableList<String> l = new ArrayBackedImmutableList<String>(mList);
Assert.assertEquals(l.size(), 4);
Assert.assertEquals("[cat, dog, fish, box]", l.toString());
mList.add("foo");
Assert.assertEquals(l.size(), 4);
Assert.assertEquals("[cat, dog, fish, box]", l.toString());
l = l.appended(mList);
Assert.assertEquals("[cat, dog, fish, box, cat, dog, " + "fish, box, foo]", l.toString());
Assert.assertEquals(l.size(), 9);
String x = null;
l = l.appended(x);
Assert.assertEquals("[cat, dog, fish, box, cat, dog," + " fish, box, foo, null]", l.toString());
Assert.assertEquals(l.size(), 10);
mList = new ArrayList<>(); // reinit the list
// things better not change
Assert.assertEquals("[cat, dog, fish, box, cat, dog," + " fish, box, foo, null]", l.toString());
Assert.assertEquals(l.size(), 10);
// append l to l2 from an *empty* immutablelist, l2 (mList is now empty)
ImmutableList<String> l2 = new ArrayBackedImmutableList<String>(mList);
l2 = l2.appended(l);
Assert.assertEquals(
"[cat, dog, fish, box, cat, dog," + " fish, box, foo, null]",
l2.toString()); // better be the same
}
