Examples of org.gedcom4j.model.Gedcom

org.gedcom4j.model.Gedcom
Main (root) class for an entire GEDCOM file.

Note that if you are creating a Gedcom object graph programmatically from scratch (as opposed to by parsing a GEDCOM file), you will (probably) want to do the following things...some are required for the structure to pass validation, and the results of autorepair (if enabled) may not be what you want (see {@link org.gedcom4j.validate.GedcomValidator}).
1. Define a {@link Submitter} and add it to the {@link Gedcom#submitters}map. Autorepair will make a fake submitter record with a name of "UNSPECIFIED" and add it to the map during validation if validation is turned on, but this submitter record may not be what you want.
2. Specify which Submitter in the submitters map is the primary submitter and set the {@link Header#submitter} reference to that instance. If noprimary submitter is specified in the header, auto-repair will select the first value in the submitters map and use that.
3. Override default values for the Source System and its components in {@link Header#sourceSystem}
  1. Specify, or override the default value of the {@link SourceSystem#systemId} field to an application-specific value. If itis missing or blank, autorepair during validation will set it to the default value of "UNSPECIFIED" which is probably not desirable.
  2. If specifying a corporation, specify, or override the default value of the {@link Corporation#businessName} field to an application-specific value(probably your company/org name). If it is missing or blank, autorepair during validation will set it to the default value of "UNSPECIFIED" which is probably not desirable.
  3. If specifying the source data for the source system, specify, or override the default value of the {@link HeaderSourceData#name} field to anapplication-specific value. If it is missing or blank, autorepair during validation will set it to the default value of "UNSPECIFIED" which is probably not desirable.
@author frizbog1

    /**
     * Test method for {@link org.gedcom4j.model.Gedcom#hashCode()}.
     */
    @Test
    public void testHashCode() {
        Gedcom g1 = new Gedcom();
        Gedcom g2 = new Gedcom();
        assertEquals("objects are equal, so hashcodes should equal",
                g1.hashCode(), g2.hashCode());
        g1.trailer = null;
        assertFalse(
                "objects are no longer equal, so hashcodes should no longer equal",
                g1.hashCode() == g2.hashCode());
        g2.trailer = null;
        assertEquals(
                "objects are equal again, so hashcodes should equal again",
                g1.hashCode(), g2.hashCode());
        g1.individuals.put("FryingPan", new Individual());
        assertFalse(
                "objects are no longer equal, so hashcodes should no longer equal",
                g1.hashCode() == g2.hashCode());
        g2.individuals.put("FryingPan", new Individual());
        assertEquals(
                "objects are equal again, so hashcodes should equal again",
                g1.hashCode(), g2.hashCode());
    }

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     */
    @Test
    public void test() throws IOException, GedcomParserException {
        GedcomParser gp = new GedcomParser();
        gp.load("sample/Issue 63.ged");
        Gedcom g = gp.gedcom;
        assertNotNull(g);
        assertEquals(1, g.families.size());
        assertEquals(2, g.individuals.size());


        Family family = g.families.get("@F001@");

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    /**
     * Test for character set in header
     */
    @Test
    public void testCharacterSet() {
        Gedcom g = new Gedcom();
        rootValidator.gedcom = g;
        rootValidator.autorepair = false;
        Submitter s = new Submitter();
        s.xref = "@SUBM0001@";
        s.name = new StringWithCustomTags("test");

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    /**
     * Test for copyright data in header
     */
    @Test
    public void testCopyrightData() {
        Gedcom g = new Gedcom();
        rootValidator.gedcom = g;
        rootValidator.autorepair = false;
        Submitter s = new Submitter();
        s.xref = "@SUBM0001@";
        s.name = new StringWithCustomTags("test");

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    /**
     * Test for Gedcom version in header
     */
    @Test
    public void testGedcomVersion() {
        Gedcom g = new Gedcom();
        rootValidator.gedcom = g;
        rootValidator.autorepair = false;
        Submitter s = new Submitter();
        s.xref = "@SUBM0001@";
        s.name = new StringWithCustomTags("test");

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    /**
     * Test header without submitters
     */
    @Test
    public void testNoSubmitters() {
        Gedcom g = new Gedcom();
        rootValidator.gedcom = g;
        g.submission = new Submission("@SUBN0001@");
        g.header.submission = g.submission;


        rootValidator.autorepair = false;

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    /**
     * Test for sourceSystem in header
     */
    @Test
    public void testSourceSystem() {
        Gedcom g = new Gedcom();
        rootValidator.gedcom = g;
        rootValidator.autorepair = false;
        Submitter s = new Submitter();
        s.xref = "@SUBM0001@";
        s.name = new StringWithCustomTags("test");

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     */
    @Test
    public void testWriteFileWithName() throws IOException, GedcomWriterException {
        String fn = System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir") + System.getProperty("file.separator")
                + "gedcomfilewritertest.ged";
        Gedcom g = new Gedcom();
        g.submission = new Submission("@SUBN0001@");
        g.header.submission = g.submission;
        Submitter s = new Submitter();
        s.xref = "@SUBM0001@";
        s.name = new StringWithCustomTags("Joe Tester");

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    /**
     * Test for personal name variation validator
     */
    @Test
    public void testOne() {
        Gedcom g = TestHelper.getMinimalGedcom();
        rootValidator.gedcom = g;


        Individual i = new Individual();
        i.xref = "@I00001@";
        g.individuals.put(i.xref, i);

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     */
    @Before
    public void setUp() throws IOException, GedcomParserException {
        GedcomParser gp = new GedcomParser();
        gp.load("sample/Event Tag Test.ged");
        Gedcom g = gp.gedcom;
        assertNotNull(g);
        assertTrue(gp.errors.isEmpty());
        assertEquals("Two tags had descriptions where [Y|<NULL>] belonged", 2, gp.warnings.size());
        assertFalse(g.individuals.isEmpty());
        assertEquals(1, g.individuals.size());

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