Hi,
I am confused how hidden trees work in MutableTree and ImmutableTree.
The ImmutableTreeTesttestHiddenExists asserts that a hidden node from an
ImmutableTree will return true() to exists, and yet the same node from a
MuttableTree is hard coded to return false to exists().
Is this correct ? If so, why ?
Some checks I added to the test to investigate are below.
assume I have a node ':hidden' which I believe has been committed to the
NodeStore in use.
--------- check1 ----------------------
NodeState testNode2 = store.getRoot().getChildNode(":hidden");
boolean testNode2Exists = testNode2.exists();
testNode2 is a DocumentNodeState "{ path: '/:hidden', rev:
'r14db8ebf37d-0-1', properties: '{}' }"
testNode2Exists == true
--------- check2 ----------------------
Tree mutableTree = session.getLatestRoot().getTree("/");
Tree hiddenTree = mutableTree.getChild(":hidden");
boolean hiddenTreeExists = hiddenTree.exists();
hiddenTree is a HiddenTree "/:hidden: {}"
hiddenTreeExists == false
hiddenTree is a HiddenTree because mutableTree.getChild looks at the name
and hard codes a HiddenTree for anything beginning with ':'
----------- check3 --------------------
ImmutableTree immutable = new ImmutableTree(state);
ImmutableTree hiddenChild = immutable.getChild(":hidden");
boolean childExists = hiddenChild.exists();
hiddenChild is an ImmutableTree,
childExists == true
The unit test does:
@Test
public void testHiddenExists() {
ImmutableTree hidden = immutable.getChild(":hidden");
assertTrue(hidden.exists());
}
BTW: I the modified NodeStore I am working on, check3 childExists returns
false, failing the test, hence the question. I would like to understand why
the test is correct so I can find the bug in my code.
Best Regards
Ian
