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package org.assertj.swing.assertions.error;
import org.assertj.core.data.Offset;
import org.assertj.core.error.BasicErrorMessageFactory;
import org.assertj.core.error.ErrorMessageFactory;
import org.assertj.swing.assertions.data.Point;
import org.assertj.swing.assertions.data.RgbColor;
/**
* Creates an error message indicating that an assertion that verifies that a two colors are equal at a given point
* fails.
*
* @author Yvonne Wang
*/
public class ShouldBeEqualColors extends BasicErrorMessageFactory {
/**
* Creates a new <code>{@link ShouldBeEqualColors}</code>.
*
* @param expected the expected color.
* @param actual the actual color.
* @param point the point where {@code expected} and {@code actual} were compared at.
* @param offset helps decide if two colors are similar: two colors that are identical to the human eye may still have
* slightly different color values. For example, by using an offset of 1 we can indicate that a blue value of
* 60 is similar to a blue value of 61.
* @return the created {@code ErrorMessageFactory}.
*/
public static ErrorMessageFactory shouldBeEqualColors(RgbColor expected, RgbColor actual, Point point,
Offset<?> offset) {
return new ShouldBeEqualColors(expected, actual, point, offset);
}
private ShouldBeEqualColors(RgbColor expected, RgbColor actual, Point point, Offset<?> offset) {
super("expected:<%s> but was:<%s> at:<%s> within offset:<%s>", expected, actual, point, offset.value);
}
}