@All documentation shows concatenation in first example

[John Kida]

I am about to give Jukito a whirl but i had a question about the @All documentation found at https://github.com/ArcBees/Jukito/wiki/@All

The example shows if you were to bindManyInstances:

bindManyInstances(String.class, "Hello", "world");

then called:

@Test print(@All String s) {
    System.out.println(s);
}

it would print:
"Hello world"
or:
"world Hello"

This is not what I would expect, I was expecting to see it say it would print:
"Hello"
"world"

or:
"world"
"Hello"

on different lines, not concatenated together.. I guess the doc would make sense if it used System.out.print, and not println
I am hoping the documentation is just misleading me a little bit, as the examples further down when it uses the Cartesian approach dont show it automatically concatenating.

Can someone please clarify?

Thanks.

[Philippe Beaudoin]

No, no, it shouldn't concatenate. It will call the method multiple times, we just can't guarantee the order.

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[Stephan Classen]

Sorry for the confusion. I updated the wiki page to make this clear.
The test method is called twice, once with "Hello" and once with "world" but the order of the calls is not guaranteed.