// Copyright (C) 2003-2009 by Object Mentor, Inc. All rights reserved. // Released under the terms of the CPL Common Public License version 1.0. package fit.decorator.util; import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals; import static org.junit.Assert.fail; import java.awt.Point; import org.junit.Test; public class ClassDelegatePointParserTest { @Test public void testParseMethodReturnsPointClassFromGivenString() throws Exception { assertEquals(new Point(1, 2), ClassDelegatePointParser.parse("(1,2)")); assertEquals(new Point(2, -1), ClassDelegatePointParser.parse("(2,-1)")); assertEquals(new Point(-99999, 99999), ClassDelegatePointParser.parse("(-99999,99999)")); } @Test public void testShouldThrowAnExceptionIfFormatOfTheInputStringIsNotWelformed() throws Exception { assertParseException("(,)"); assertParseException("(2,)"); assertParseException("(,2)"); assertParseException("(22)"); assertParseException("222,)"); assertParseException("(,222"); } private void assertParseException(String point) { try { ClassDelegatePointParser.parse(point); fail("Should throw an exception"); } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) { assertEquals(point + " is not a valid format. (x,y) is the correct format", e.getMessage()); } } }