DurationUtilsTest.java

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package org.projectforge.calendar;

import junit.framework.Assert;

import org.junit.Test;

public class DurationUtilsTest
{
  @Test
  public void formattedHoursAndMinutes() {
    Assert.assertEquals("0:00", getFormattedHoursAndMinutes(0,0));
    Assert.assertEquals("0:01", getFormattedHoursAndMinutes(0,1));
    Assert.assertEquals("0:59", getFormattedHoursAndMinutes(0,59));
    Assert.assertEquals("1:00", getFormattedHoursAndMinutes(0,60));
    Assert.assertEquals("9:59", getFormattedHoursAndMinutes(9,59));
    Assert.assertEquals("10:59", getFormattedHoursAndMinutes(10,59));
  }

  private String getFormattedHoursAndMinutes(final int hours, final int minutes) {
    return DurationUtils.getFormattedHoursAndMinutes(hours * 3600000 + minutes * 60000);
  }
}