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82 lines
3.1 KiB
82 lines
3.1 KiB
package com.jayway.jsonpath; |
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import com.jayway.jsonpath.internal.filter.eval.ExpressionEvaluator; |
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import org.junit.Test; |
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import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse; |
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import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue; |
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/** |
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* Created by IntelliJ IDEA. |
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* User: kallestenflo |
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* Date: 2/4/11 |
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* Time: 9:32 PM |
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*/ |
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public class ExpressionEvalTest { |
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@Test |
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public void long_eval() throws Exception { |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1L, "==", "1")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2L, "!=", "1")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2L, ">", "1")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2L, ">=", "1")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2L, ">=", "2")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1L, "<", "2")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2L, "<=", "2")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1, ">", "2")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1, ">=", "2")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2, "<", "1")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2, "<=", "1")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1, "==", "2")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1, "!=", "1")); |
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} |
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@Test |
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public void double_eval() throws Exception { |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1D, "==", "1")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2D, "!=", "1")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2D, ">", "1")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2D, ">=", "1")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2D, ">=", "2")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1D, "<", "2")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2D, "<=", "2")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1D, ">", "2")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1D, ">=", "2")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2D, "<", "1")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(2D, "<=", "1")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1D, "==", "2")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(1D, "!=", "1")); |
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} |
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@Test |
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public void string_eval() throws Exception { |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval("A", "==", "A")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval("B", "!=", "A")); |
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} |
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@Test |
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public void boolean_eval() throws Exception { |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(true, "==", "true")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(false, "==", "false")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(true, "!=", "false")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(true, "<>", "false")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(false, "!=", "true")); |
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assertTrue(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(false, "<>", "true")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(true, "==", "false")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(false, "==", "true")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(true, "!=", "true")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(true, "<>", "true")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(false, "!=", "false")); |
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assertFalse(ExpressionEvaluator.eval(false, "<>", "false")); |
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} |
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}
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