How to use SetCompareToHandler class of org.testingisdocumenting.webtau.expectation.equality.handlers package

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...21import java.util.ArrayList;22import java.util.Iterator;23import java.util.List;24import java.util.Set;25public class SetCompareToHandler implements CompareToHandler {26 @Override27 public boolean handleEquality(Object actual, Object expected) {28 return actual instanceof Set && expected instanceof Set;29 }30 @Override31 public void compareEqualOnly(CompareToComparator compareToComparator, ActualPath actualPath, Object actual, Object expected) {32 Set<?> actualSet = (Set) actual;33 Set<?> expectedSet = (Set) expected;34 Comparator comparator = new Comparator(compareToComparator, actualPath, actualSet, expectedSet);35 comparator.compare();36 }37 private class Comparator {38 private final CompareToComparator comparator;39 private final CompareToComparator localComparator;40 private final ActualPath actualPath;41 List<?> actualLeft;42 List<?> expectedLeft;43 Comparator(CompareToComparator compareToComparator, ActualPath actualPath, Set<?> actual, Set<?> expected) {44 this.comparator = compareToComparator;45 this.localComparator = CompareToComparator.comparator(compareToComparator.getAssertionMode());46 this.actualPath = actualPath;47 this.actualLeft = new ArrayList<>(actual);48 this.expectedLeft = new ArrayList<>(expected);49 }50 void compare() {51 expectedLeft.removeIf(this::checkAndRemoveFromActualIfMatch);52 actualLeft.forEach(e -> comparator.reportExtra(SetCompareToHandler.this, actualPath, e));53 expectedLeft.forEach(e -> comparator.reportMissing(SetCompareToHandler.this, actualPath, e));54 }55 private boolean checkAndRemoveFromActualIfMatch(Object expected) {56 Iterator<?> it = actualLeft.iterator();57 int idx = 0;58 while (it.hasNext()) {59 Object actual = it.next();60 CompareToResult result = localComparator.compareUsingEqualOnly(actualPath, actual, expected);61 if (result.isEqual()) {62 comparator.reportEqual(SetCompareToHandler.this, actualPath.index(idx),63 HandlerMessages.renderActualExpected(comparator.getAssertionMode(), actual, expected));64 it.remove();65 return true;66 }67 idx++;68 }69 return false;70 }71 }72}...

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1Set<String> actual = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList("a", "b", "c"));2Set<String> expected = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList("c", "b", "a"));3SetCompareToHandler handler = new SetCompareToHandler();4handler.setComparator((a, e) -> a.equals(e));5handler.handle(actual, expected);6Set<String> actual = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList("a", "b", "c"));7Set<String> expected = new HashSet<>(Arrays.asList("c", "b", "a"));8SetCompareToHandler handler = new SetCompareToHandler();9handler.setComparator((a, e) -> a.equals(e));10handler.handle(actual, expected);

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1SetCompareToHandler setCompareToHandler = new SetCompareToHandler()2setCompareToHandler.compareToHandler = { actual, expected ->3 if (expected instanceof Set) {4 if (actual instanceof Set) {5 if (actual.containsAll(expected)) {6 return new CompareToResult(true, "contains all expected values")7 } else {8 return new CompareToResult(false, "doesn't contain all expected values")9 }10 }11 }12 return new CompareToResult(false, "not a set")13}14SetCompareToHandler setCompareToHandler = new SetCompareToHandler();15setCompareToHandler.compareToHandler = (actual, expected) -> {16 if (expected instanceof Set) {17 if (actual instanceof Set) {18 if (actual.containsAll(expected)) {19 return new CompareToResult(true, "contains all expected values");20 } else {21 return new CompareToResult(false, "doesn't contain all expected values");22 }23 }24 }25 return new CompareToResult(false, "not a set");26}27SetCompareToHandler setCompareToHandler = new SetCompareToHandler();28setCompareToHandler.setCompareToHandler((actual, expected) -> {29 if (expected instanceof Set) {30 if (actual instanceof Set) {31 if (actual.containsAll(expected)) {32 return new CompareToResult(true, "contains all expected values");33 } else {34 return new CompareToResult(false, "doesn't contain all expected values");35 }36 }37 }38 return new CompareToResult(false, "not a set");39});40SetCompareToHandler setCompareToHandler = new SetCompareToHandler();41setCompareToHandler.setCompareToHandler((actual, expected) -> {42 if (expected instanceof Set) {43 if (actual instanceof Set) {44 if (actual.containsAll(expected)) {45 return new CompareToResult(true, "contains all expected values");46 } else {47 return new CompareToResult(false, "doesn't contain all expected values");48 }49 }50 }51 return new CompareToResult(false, "not a set");52});53SetCompareToHandler setCompareToHandler = new SetCompareToHandler();54setCompareToHandler.setCompareToHandler((actual, expected) -> {55 if (expected instanceof Set) {56 if (actual

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