Examples of org.uispec4j.assertion.Assertion

org.uispec4j.assertion.Assertion
Interface used for defining conditions. These assertions are meant to be used essentially with the {@link UISpecAssert] "assertXxx" and "waitUntil" methods.}

   * not being defined for Icon implementations, you will have to provide a pointer
   * to the actual Icon instance that is used in the production code. This make
   * this method mostly suited to unit testing.
   */
  public Assertion iconEquals(final Icon expected) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        Icon actual = abstractButton.getIcon();
        if (expected != null) {
          AssertAdapter.assertNotNull("The component contains no icon.", actual);
        }

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  /**
   * Checks whether a header is displayed for this table.
   */
  public Assertion hasHeader() {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        if (jTable.getTableHeader() == null) {
          AssertAdapter.fail("The table contains an header");
        }
      }

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   * The conversion between the displayed values and the objects to
   * be given in the array can be customized with
   * {@link #setCellValueConverter(int,TableCellValueConverter)}
   */
  public Assertion contentEquals(final Object[][] expected) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        try {
          int expectedLength = expected.length;
          AssertAdapter.assertEquals(lengthErrorMessage(expectedLength),
                                     expectedLength, getRowCount());

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    };
  }


  public Assertion blockEquals(final int fromRowIndex, final int fromColumnIndex,
                               final int columnCount, final int rowCount, final Object[][] expected) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        try {
          AssertAdapter.assertTrue(lengthErrorMessage(fromRowIndex),
                                     fromColumnIndex + rowCount <= getRowCount());
          for (int i = fromColumnIndex; i < fromColumnIndex + rowCount; i++) {

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   * Checks the values displayed in the table for a given set of columns.
   *
   * @see #contentEquals(Object[][])
   */
  public Assertion contentEquals(final String[] columnNames, final Object[][] expected) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        int rowCount = jTable.getRowCount();
        if (expected.length != rowCount) {
          throwError("Expected " + expected.length + " rows but found " + rowCount,
                     columnNames, expected);

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   * @see #getContentAt(int,int,TableCellValueConverter)
   */
  public Assertion cellEquals(final int row, final int column,
                              final Object expectedValue,
                              final TableCellValueConverter converter) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        AssertAdapter.assertEquals("Error at (" + row + "," + column + ") -",
                                   expectedValue, getContentAt(row, column, converter));
      }
    };

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      }
    };
  }


  public Assertion rowEquals(final int rowIndex, final Object[] expectedRow) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        if (rowIndex < 0) {
          AssertAdapter.fail("Row index should be positive");
        }
        if (rowIndex >= jTable.getRowCount()) {

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      }
    };
  }


  public Assertion rowEquals(final int rowIndex, final int fromColumnIndex, final int columnCount, final Object[] expectedRow) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        if (rowIndex < 0) {
          AssertAdapter.fail("Row index should be positive");
        }
        if (rowIndex >= jTable.getRowCount()) {

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      }
    };
  }


  public Assertion rowEquals(final int rowIndex, final String[] columnNames, final Object[] expected) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        if (rowIndex < 0) {
          AssertAdapter.fail("Row index should be positive");
        }
        if (rowIndex >= jTable.getRowCount()) {

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      }
    };
  }


  public Assertion columnEquals(final int columnIndex, final Object[] expectedColumn) {
    return new Assertion() {
      public void check() {
        if (columnIndex < 0) {
          AssertAdapter.fail("Column index should be positive");
        }
        if (columnIndex >= jTable.getColumnCount()) {

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