@Test
public void testRemoveAllWithPredicateInterrupted() {
addFromArray(
this.set,
newArray(this.k0, this.k1, this.k2, this.k3, this.k4, this.k5, this.k6, this.k7, this.k8));
final RuntimeException t = new RuntimeException();
try {
// the assert below should never be triggered because of the exception
// so give it an invalid value in case the thing terminates = initial size + 1
Assert.assertEquals(
10,
this.set.removeAll(
new KTypePredicate<KType>() {
@Override
public boolean apply(final KType v) {
if (v == AbstractKTypeHashSetTest.this.key7) {
throw t;
}
return v == AbstractKTypeHashSetTest.this.key2
|| v == AbstractKTypeHashSetTest.this.key9
|| v == AbstractKTypeHashSetTest.this.key5;
};
}));
Assert.fail();
} catch (final RuntimeException e) {
// Make sure it's really our exception...
if (e != t) {
throw e;
}
}
// And check if the set is in consistent state. We cannot predict the pattern,
// but we know that since key7 throws an exception, key7 is still present in the set.
Assert.assertTrue(this.set.contains(this.key7));
checkConsistency();
}
