public void testPointIntSetBoxed() throws Exception {
  assertEquals(IntPoint.newSetQuery("foo",1,2,3),IntPoint.newSetQuery("foo",Arrays.asList(1,2,3)));
  assertEquals(FloatPoint.newSetQuery("foo",1F,2F,3F),FloatPoint.newSetQuery("foo",Arrays.asList(1F,2F,3F)));
  assertEquals(LongPoint.newSetQuery("foo",1L,2L,3L),LongPoint.newSetQuery("foo",Arrays.asList(1L,2L,3L)));
  assertEquals(DoublePoint.newSetQuery("foo",1D,2D,3D),DoublePoint.newSetQuery("foo",Arrays.asList(1D,2D,3D)));
}

public void testPointIntSetBoxed ( ) throws Exception { assertEquals ( IntPoint . newSetQuery ( "foo" , 1 , 2 , 3 ) , IntPoint . newSetQuery ( "foo" , Arrays . asList ( 1 , 2 , 3 ) ) ) ; assertEquals ( FloatPoint . newSetQuery ( "foo" , 1F , 2F , 3F ) , FloatPoint . newSetQuery ( "foo" , Arrays . asList ( 1F , 2F , 3F ) ) ) ; assertEquals ( LongPoint . newSetQuery ( "foo" , 1L , 2L , 3L ) , LongPoint . newSetQuery ( "foo" , Arrays . asList ( 1L , 2L , 3L ) ) ) ; assertEquals ( DoublePoint . newSetQuery ( "foo" , 1D , 2D , 3D ) , DoublePoint . newSetQuery ( "foo" , Arrays . asList ( 1D , 2D , 3D ) ) ) ; }
boxed methods for primitive types should behave the same as unboxed : just sugar
