antlr-runtime/antlr-3.4/gunit/src/main/java/org/antlr/gunit/gUnitTestSuite.java

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package org.antlr.gunit;

/** A class which wraps all testsuites for an individual rule */
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;

public class gUnitTestSuite {
	protected String rule = null;			// paeser rule name for unit testing
	protected String lexicalRule = null;	// lexical rule name
	protected String treeRule = null;		// optional, required for testing tree grammar rule
	protected boolean isLexicalRule = false;
	
	/** A map which stores input/output pairs (individual testsuites). 
	 *  In other words, it maps input data for unit test (gUnitTestInput object)
	 *  to an expected output (Token object).
	 */
	protected Map<gUnitTestInput, AbstractTest> testSuites = new LinkedHashMap<gUnitTestInput, AbstractTest>();
	
	public gUnitTestSuite() {
	}
	
	public gUnitTestSuite(String rule) {
		this.rule = rule;
	}
	
	public gUnitTestSuite(String treeRule, String rule) {
		this.rule = rule;
		this.treeRule = treeRule;
	}
	
	public void setRuleName(String ruleName) { this.rule = ruleName; }
	public void setLexicalRuleName(String lexicalRule) { this.lexicalRule = lexicalRule; this.isLexicalRule = true; }
	public void setTreeRuleName(String treeRuleName) { this.treeRule = treeRuleName; }
	
	public String getRuleName() { return this.rule; }
	public String getLexicalRuleName() { return this.lexicalRule; }
	public String getTreeRuleName() { return this.treeRule; }
	public boolean isLexicalRule() { return this.isLexicalRule; }
	
	public void addTestCase(gUnitTestInput input, AbstractTest expect) {
		if ( input!=null && expect!=null ) {
            /*
             * modified by shaoting
             * if rule is null, use lexRule name
             */
            //expect.setTestedRuleName(this.rule);
			expect.setTestedRuleName(this.rule ==null ? this.lexicalRule : this.rule);
			expect.setTestCaseIndex(this.testSuites.size());
			this.testSuites.put(input, expect);
		}
	}
	
}