//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test void shouldPutAndRetrieve()
internal virtual void ShouldPutAndRetrieve()
{
// Given
UsageData ms = new UsageData(mock(typeof(JobScheduler)));
UsageDataKey <string> key = key("hello");
// When
ms.Set(key, "Hello!");
// Then
assertEquals("Hello!", ms.Get(key));
assertNull(ms.Get(key("other")));
}
public virtual T Get <T>(UsageDataKey <T> key)
{
object o = _store[key];
if (o == null)
{
// When items are missing, if there is a default value, we do a get-or-create style operation
// This allows outside actors to get-or-create rich objects and know they will get the same object out
// that other threads would use, which is helpful when we store mutable objects
T value = key.GenerateDefaultValue();
if (value == default(T))
{
return(default(T));
}
_store.GetOrAdd(key, value);
return(Get(key));
}
return(( T )o);
}
public virtual void Set <T>(UsageDataKey <T> key, T value)
{
_store[key] = value;
}