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Bugzilla – Attachment 248027 Details for
Bug 445671
Any Detail Formatter for java.io.File seems to fail at execution
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output of unit.toString() for working ArrayList detail formatter
file_445671.txt (text/plain), 3.11 KB, created by
Kevin Lubick
on 2014-10-20 15:32:46 EDT
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output of unit.toString() for working ArrayList detail formatter
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>package java.util; >class ArrayList<E extends java.lang.Object> extends java.util.AbstractList<E> implements java.util.List<E>, java { >{ > } > void ___run() throws Throwable { > return String.format("Custom %s",toString()); > } > final static private long serialVersionUID; > final static private int DEFAULT_CAPACITY; > final static private java.lang.Object[] EMPTY_ELEMENTDATA; > private java.lang.Object[] elementData; > private int size; > final static private int MAX_ARRAY_SIZE; > public void trimToSize(){ > } > public void ensureCapacity( int arg0){ > } > private void ensureCapacityInternal( int arg0){ > } > private void ensureExplicitCapacity( int arg0){ > } > private void grow( int arg0){ > } > static private int hugeCapacity( int arg0){ > return 0; > } > public int size(){ > return 0; > } > public boolean isEmpty(){ > return false; > } > public boolean contains( java.lang.Object arg0){ > return false; > } > public int indexOf( java.lang.Object arg0){ > return 0; > } > public int lastIndexOf( java.lang.Object arg0){ > return 0; > } > public java.lang.Object clone(){ > return null; > } > public java.lang.Object[] toArray(){ > return null; > } > public <T extends java.lang.Object>T[] toArray( T[] arg0){ > return null; > } > E elementData( int arg0){ > return null; > } > public E get( int arg0){ > return null; > } > public E set( int arg0, E arg1){ > return null; > } > public boolean add( E arg0){ > return false; > } > public void add( int arg0, E arg1){ > } > public E remove( int arg0){ > return null; > } > public boolean remove( java.lang.Object arg0){ > return false; > } > private void fastRemove( int arg0){ > } > public void clear(){ > } > public boolean addAll( java.util.Collection<? extends E> arg0){ > return false; > } > public boolean addAll( int arg0, java.util.Collection<? extends E> arg1){ > return false; > } > protected void removeRange( int arg0, int arg1){ > } > private void rangeCheck( int arg0){ > } > private void rangeCheckForAdd( int arg0){ > } > private java.lang.String outOfBoundsMsg( int arg0){ > return null; > } > public boolean removeAll( java.util.Collection<?> arg0){ > return false; > } > public boolean retainAll( java.util.Collection<?> arg0){ > return false; > } > private boolean batchRemove( java.util.Collection<?> arg0, boolean arg1){ > return false; > } > private void writeObject( java.io.ObjectOutputStream arg0){ > } > private void readObject( java.io.ObjectInputStream arg0){ > } > public java.util.ListIterator<E> listIterator( int arg0){ > return null; > } > public java.util.ListIterator<E> listIterator(){ > return null; > } > public java.util.Iterator<E> iterator(){ > return null; > } > public java.util.List<E> subList( int arg0, int arg1){ > return null; > } > static void subListRangeCheck( int arg0, int arg1, int arg2){ > } > static int access$100( java.util.ArrayList arg0){ > return 0; > } > static java.lang.Object[] access$200( java.util.ArrayList arg0){ > return null; > } >}
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