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package org.uncommons.watchmaker.swing;

import org.testng.annotations.Test;
import org.uncommons.maths.number.NumberGenerator;

/**
 * Unit test for the numeric parameter GUI control.
 * @author Daniel Dyer
 */
public class NumericParameterControlTest
{
    /**
     * Make sure that the control works with integers.
     */
    @Test
    public void testIntegerValues()
    {
        NumericParameterControl<Integer> control = new NumericParameterControl<Integer>(50, 100, 1, 60);
        NumberGenerator<Integer> generator = control.getNumberGenerator();

        // Check the initial output of the generator.
        int initialValue = generator.nextValue();
        assert initialValue == 60 : "Initial value should be 60, is " + initialValue;

        // Modify the position of the slider and check that the generator value changes.
        control.getControl().setValue(87);
        int adjustedValue = generator.nextValue();
        assert adjustedValue == 87 : "Adjusted value should be 87, is " + adjustedValue;

        // Reset the control and check that the output is reverted to the default.
        control.reset();
        int resetValue = generator.nextValue();
        assert resetValue == 60 : "Reset value should be 60, is " + resetValue;
    }


    /**
     * Make sure that the control works with doubles.
     */
    @Test
    public void testRealValues()
    {
        NumericParameterControl<Double> control = new NumericParameterControl<Double>(0d, 1d, 0.01d, 0.4d);
        NumberGenerator<Double> generator = control.getNumberGenerator();

        // Check the initial output of the generator.
        double initialValue = generator.nextValue();
        assert initialValue == 0.4d : "Initial value should be 0.4, is " + initialValue;

        // Modify the position of the slider and check that the generator value changes.
        control.getControl().setValue(0.73d);
        double adjustedValue = generator.nextValue();
        assert adjustedValue == 0.73d : "Adjusted value should be 0.73, is " + adjustedValue;

        // Reset the control and check that the output is reverted to the default.
        control.reset();
        double resetValue = generator.nextValue();
        assert resetValue == 0.4d : "Reset value should be 0.4, is " + resetValue;
    }
}