Decode.java

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/*
 * @test
 * @bug 4136371 6576055
 * @summary Test Short.decode method
 * @author madbot
 * @author Joseph D. Darcy
 */

/**
 * There are six methods in java.lang.Short which transform strings
 * into a short or Short value:
 *
 * public Short(String s)
 * public static Short decode(String nm)
 * public static short parseShort(String s, int radix)
 * public static short parseShort(String s)
 * public static Short valueOf(String s, int radix)
 * public static Short valueOf(String s)
 *
 * However, of these only decode has a nontrivial implementation
 * in that class.
 */
public class Decode {

    private static void check(String ashort, short expected) {
        short sh = (Short.decode(ashort)).shortValue();
        if (sh != expected)
            throw new RuntimeException("Short.decode failed. String:" +
                                                ashort + " Result:" + sh);
    }

    private static void checkFailure(String val, String message) {
        try {
            short n = (Short.decode(val)).shortValue();
            throw new RuntimeException(message);
        } catch (NumberFormatException e) { /* Okay */}
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        check(new String(""+Short.MIN_VALUE), Short.MIN_VALUE);
        check(new String(""+Short.MAX_VALUE), Short.MAX_VALUE);

        check("10",   (short)10);
        check("0x10", (short)16);
        check("0X10", (short)16);
        check("010",  (short)8);
        check("#10",  (short)16);

        checkFailure("+10", "Illegal leading plus");
        checkFailure("+0x10", "Illegal leading plus");
        checkFailure("+0X10", "Illegal leading plus");
        checkFailure("+010", "Illegal leading plus");
        checkFailure("+#10", "Illegal leading plus");

        check("-10",   (short)-10);
        check("-0x10", (short)-16);
        check("-0X10", (short)-16);
        check("-010",  (short)-8);
        check("-#10",  (short)-16);

        check(Integer.toString((int)Short.MIN_VALUE), Short.MIN_VALUE);
        check(Integer.toString((int)Short.MAX_VALUE), Short.MAX_VALUE);

        checkFailure("0x-10",   "Short.decode allows negative sign in wrong position.");
        checkFailure("0x+10",   "Short.decode allows positive sign in wrong position.");

        checkFailure("+",       "Raw plus sign allowed.");
        checkFailure("-",       "Raw minus sign allowed.");

        checkFailure(Integer.toString((int)Short.MIN_VALUE - 1), "Out of range");
        checkFailure(Integer.toString((int)Short.MAX_VALUE + 1), "Out of range");

        checkFailure("", "Empty String");
    }
}