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package org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.metamata;

import java.io.File;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

import org.apache.tools.ant.util.StringUtils;

/**
 * Test for the Audit parser.
 *
 */
public class MAuditParserTest extends TestCase {

    private MAuditParser parser;

    public MAuditParserTest(String s) {
        super(s);
    }

    protected void setUp() {
        parser = new MAuditParser();
    }

    public void testViolation() {
        String line = "file:\\WebGain\\QA\\examples\\auditexamples\\Vector.java:55: Array declarators (\"[]\") should be placed with their component types and not after field/method declarations (5.27).";
        // the replace is done to simulate a platform dependant separator since
        // the parser may do some magic with the file separator
        line = StringUtils.replace(line, "\\", File.separator);
        MAuditParser.Violation violation = parser.parseLine(line);
        assertEquals("\\WebGain\\QA\\examples\\auditexamples\\Vector.java",
                StringUtils.replace(violation.file, File.separator, "\\"));
        assertEquals("55", violation.line);
        assertEquals("Array declarators (\"[]\") should be placed with their component types and not after field/method declarations (5.27).", violation.error);
    }

    public void testNonViolation(){
        String line = "Audit completed with 36 violations.";
        Object violation = parser.parseLine(line);
        assertNull(violation);
    }

    public void testFilePathInViolation(){
        String line = "file:\\WebGain\\QA\\examples\\auditexamples\\Hashtable.java:302: Loop variable defined at file:\\WebGain\\QA\\examples\\auditexamples\\Hashtable.java:300 is being modified (5.16).";
        line = StringUtils.replace(line, "\\", File.separator);
        MAuditParser.Violation violation = parser.parseLine(line);
        assertEquals("\\WebGain\\QA\\examples\\auditexamples\\Hashtable.java",
                StringUtils.replace(violation.file, File.separator, "\\"));
        assertEquals("302", violation.line);
        assertEquals("Loop variable defined at Hashtable.java:300 is being modified (5.16).", violation.error);
    }

}