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package complex.sequence;
import com.sun.star.lang.XMultiServiceFactory;
import com.sun.star.enumexample.XEnumSequence;
import com.sun.star.beans.PropertyState;
import com.sun.star.uno.UnoRuntime;
import complexlib.ComplexTestCase;
/**
* The test is for bug 111128. The mapping of sequence<enumeration> between
* Java and C++ from the IDL definition was erroneous. This test checks, if
* the mapping works.
*/
public class CheckSequenceOfEnum extends ComplexTestCase {
/**
* Return all test methods.
* @return The test methods.
*/
public String[] getTestMethodNames() {
return new String[]{"checkSequence"};
}
/**
* Check the sequence<enumeration> mapping between Java and C++.
* Since the Office does
* not use such a construct itself, a C++ component with an own defined
* interface is used for testing.
*/
public void checkSequence() {
try {
XMultiServiceFactory xMSF = (XMultiServiceFactory) param.getMSF();
Object oObj = xMSF.createInstance("com.sun.star.enumexample.ChangeSequenceOrder");
assure("Build the shared library 'changeSequenceOrder' in directory 'enumexample' and\n"
+ "register the created zip 'EnumSequenceComponent' before executing this test.", oObj != null);
// build a first sequence
PropertyState[] aOriginalSequence = new PropertyState[] {
PropertyState.DIRECT_VALUE,
PropertyState.DEFAULT_VALUE,
PropertyState.AMBIGUOUS_VALUE
};
XEnumSequence xSequence = (XEnumSequence)UnoRuntime.queryInterface(XEnumSequence.class, oObj);
PropertyState[] aChangedSequence = xSequence.getSequenceInChangedOrder(aOriginalSequence);
assure("Did not return a correct sequence.", checkSequence(aOriginalSequence, aChangedSequence));
}
catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
failed("Exception!");
}
}
private boolean checkSequence(PropertyState[] aOriginalSequence, PropertyState[] aChangedSequence) {
boolean erg = true;
int length = aOriginalSequence.length;
for ( int i=0; i<length; i++ ) {
if ( aOriginalSequence[i] != aChangedSequence[length -1 - i]) {
log.println("Checking '" + aOriginalSequence[i] + "' == '" + aChangedSequence[length - 1 - i] + "'");
erg = false;
}
if ( aChangedSequence[length - 1 - i].getValue() != PropertyState.fromInt(i).getValue() ) {
log.println("Checking '" + aChangedSequence[length - 1 - i].getValue() + "' == '" + PropertyState.fromInt(i).getValue() + "'");
erg = false;
}
}
return erg;
}
}
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