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package net.sourceforge.cruisecontrol.testutil;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.io.Reader;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
/**
* The extension of junit.framework.TestCase providing some more useful assert and
* tool methods.
*
* @author dtihelka
*
*/
public class TestCase extends junit.framework.TestCase {
/**
* Method reading two files, comparing one against the another.
*
* @param refrFile reference file.
* @param testFile tested file.
* @throws IOException if files cannot be handled.
*/
public static void assertFiles(File refrFile, File testFile)
throws IOException {
/* Both files must exist */
assertTrue("Reference file " + refrFile, refrFile.exists());
assertTrue("Tested file " + testFile, refrFile.exists());
/* Test streams */
assertStreams(new FileInputStream(refrFile), new FileInputStream(testFile));
}
/**
* Method reading two streams, comparing one against the another. As text files are expected
* under the streams, {@link BufferedReader} class is used to read from the streams and the
* lines are compared, actually.
*
* @param refrStream reference stream.
* @param testStream tested stream.
* @throws IOException if streams cannot be handled.
*/
public static void assertStreams(InputStream refrStream, InputStream testStream)
throws IOException {
assertReaders(new InputStreamReader(refrStream), new InputStreamReader(testStream));
}
/**
* Method reading two readers, comparing one against the another. As text files are expected
* under the streams, the individual lines are compared, actually.
*
* @param refr reference reader.
* @param test tested reader.
* @throws IOException if streams cannot be handled.
*/
public static void assertReaders(Reader refr, Reader test)
throws IOException {
/* Create readers */
final BufferedReader refrReader = new BufferedReader(refr);
final BufferedReader testReader = new BufferedReader(test);
int numLinesRead = 0;
/* Read and compare line by line */
while (true) {
String refrLine = refrReader.readLine();
String testLine = testReader.readLine();
/* Leave if one of them is Null */
if (refrLine == null && testLine == null) {
break;
}
/* Compare lines */
assertEquals("Line " + ++numLinesRead, refrLine, testLine);
}
/* Close them */
refrReader.close();
testReader.close();
}
/**
* Method comparing actual string with the required string represented as regular
* expression. It is almost equal to {@link #assertEquals(String, String, String)} with the
* difference that required string can be set as regular expression.
*
* @param message what is printed in case of failure
* @param expected the expected format of the message (as regular expression)
* @param actual actual message to check.
*/
public static void assertRegex(String message, String expected, String actual)
{
if (Pattern.matches(expected, actual)) {
return;
}
/* Not passed - how to print expected/actual message? */
assertEquals(message, "regex[" + expected + "]", actual);
}
}