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package org.json.zip;

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/**

* The PostMortem interface allows for testing the internal state of JSONzip

* processors. Testing that JSONzip can compress an object and reproduce a

* corresponding object is not sufficient. Complete testing requires that the

* same internal data structures were constructed on both ends. If those

* structures are not exactly equivalent, then it is likely that the

* implementations are not correct, even if conventional tests are passed.

* PostMortem allows for testing of deep structures without breaking

* encapsulation.

public interface PostMortem {

/**

* Determine if two objects are equivalent.

* @param pm

* Another object of the same type.

* @return true if they match.

public boolean postMortem(PostMortem pm);

}

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