Set() public method

public Set ( bool v ) : void
v bool
return void
Example #1
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		public virtual void TestRevFilterReceivesParsedCommits()
		{
			RevCommit a = Commit();
			RevCommit b = Commit(a);
			RevCommit c = Commit(b);
			AtomicBoolean filterRan = new AtomicBoolean();
			RevFilter testFilter = new _RevFilter_68(filterRan);
			// Do an initial run through the walk
			filterRan.Set(false);
			rw.SetRevFilter(testFilter);
			MarkStart(c);
			rw.MarkUninteresting(b);
			for (RevCommit cmit = rw.Next(); cmit != null; cmit = rw.Next())
			{
			}
			// Don't dispose the body here, because we want to test the effect
			// of marking 'b' as uninteresting.
			NUnit.Framework.Assert.IsTrue(filterRan.Get(), "filter ran");
			// Run through the walk again, this time disposing of all commits.
			filterRan.Set(false);
			rw.Reset();
			MarkStart(c);
			for (RevCommit cmit_1 = rw.Next(); cmit_1 != null; cmit_1 = rw.Next())
			{
				cmit_1.DisposeBody();
			}
			NUnit.Framework.Assert.IsTrue(filterRan.Get(), "filter ran");
			// Do the third run through the reused walk. Test that the explicitly
			// disposed commits are parsed on this walk.
			filterRan.Set(false);
			rw.Reset();
			MarkStart(c);
			for (RevCommit cmit_2 = rw.Next(); cmit_2 != null; cmit_2 = rw.Next())
			{
			}
			// spin through the walk.
			NUnit.Framework.Assert.IsTrue(filterRan.Get(), "filter ran");
		}