@Test
public void testVeryCompactComplexNumberWithIds() throws Exception {
// same test, but by calling the writeObject with an artificial outer reference, all types are
// known
Complex x = new Complex(42.0, 24.0);
Complex yAndZ = new Complex(1, 0);
Vector org = new Vector(x, yAndZ, yAndZ);
CompactByteArrayComposer cbac = new CompactByteArrayComposer(1000, true);
cbac.addField(Container.meta$$outer, org); // this line is different from the previous test case
System.out.println(
"Length with CompactByteArrayComposer (ID) is " + cbac.getBuilder().length());
// dump the bytes
byte[] data = cbac.getBuilder().getBytes();
System.out.println(ByteUtil.dump(data, 100));
assert (data.length
== 12); // here we expect less than a third of the size of the initial test case!
// parse the result
CompactByteArrayParser cbap = new CompactByteArrayParser(data, 0, data.length);
BonaPortable copy = cbap.readObject(Container.meta$$outer, Vector.class);
assert (copy != null);
assert (copy instanceof Vector);
assert (org.equals(copy));
}
@Test
public void testCompactComplexNumber() throws Exception {
Complex x = new Complex(42.0, 24.0);
Complex yAndZ = new Complex(1, 0);
Vector org = new Vector(x, yAndZ, yAndZ);
CompactByteArrayComposer cbac = new CompactByteArrayComposer(1000, false);
cbac.writeRecord(org);
System.out.println(
"Length with CompactByteArrayComposer (ID) is " + cbac.getBuilder().length());
// dump the bytes
byte[] data = cbac.getBuilder().getBytes();
System.out.println(ByteUtil.dump(data, 100));
assert (data.length
== 38); // outer object per PQON, first two complex components as base object, last as
// repeated.
// parse the result
CompactByteArrayParser cbap = new CompactByteArrayParser(data, 0, data.length);
BonaPortable copy = cbap.readRecord();
assert (copy != null);
assert (copy instanceof Vector);
assert (org.equals(copy));
}