func (stringSetSuite) TestUninitialized(c *gc.C) {
var uninitialized set.Strings
c.Assert(uninitialized.Size(), gc.Equals, 0)
c.Assert(uninitialized.IsEmpty(), gc.Equals, true)
// You can get values and sorted values from an unitialized set.
AssertValues(c, uninitialized)
// All contains checks are false
c.Assert(uninitialized.Contains("foo"), gc.Equals, false)
// Remove works on an uninitialized Strings
uninitialized.Remove("foo")
var other set.Strings
// Union returns a new set that is empty but initialized.
c.Assert(uninitialized.Union(other), gc.DeepEquals, set.NewStrings())
c.Assert(uninitialized.Intersection(other), gc.DeepEquals, set.NewStrings())
c.Assert(uninitialized.Difference(other), gc.DeepEquals, set.NewStrings())
other = set.NewStrings("foo", "bar")
c.Assert(uninitialized.Union(other), gc.DeepEquals, other)
c.Assert(uninitialized.Intersection(other), gc.DeepEquals, set.NewStrings())
c.Assert(uninitialized.Difference(other), gc.DeepEquals, set.NewStrings())
c.Assert(other.Union(uninitialized), gc.DeepEquals, other)
c.Assert(other.Intersection(uninitialized), gc.DeepEquals, set.NewStrings())
c.Assert(other.Difference(uninitialized), gc.DeepEquals, other)
// Once something is added, the set becomes initialized.
uninitialized.Add("foo")
AssertValues(c, uninitialized, "foo")
}