Examples of gnu.trove.list.TIntList.binarySearch()

gnu.trove.list.TIntList.binarySearch()
Performs a binary search for value in the entire list. Note that you must @{link #sort sort} the list before doing a search. @param value the value to search for @return the absolute offset in the list of the value, or itsnegative insertion point into the sorted list.

    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( -1 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 0 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 1 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 2 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 3 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 4 ) );


    assertEquals( 0, list.binarySearch( 5 ) );


    assertEquals( -2, list.binarySearch( 6 ) );
  }

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    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 1 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 2 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 3 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 4 ) );


    assertEquals( 0, list.binarySearch( 5 ) );


    assertEquals( -2, list.binarySearch( 6 ) );
  }

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    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 3 ) );
    assertEquals( -1, list.binarySearch( 4 ) );


    assertEquals( 0, list.binarySearch( 5 ) );


    assertEquals( -2, list.binarySearch( 6 ) );
  }




  public void testSum() {
    TIntList list = new TIntLinkedList();

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