Examples of SourceReader

com.go.trove.io.SourceReader
The SourceReader provides several services for reading source input. It calculates line numbers, position in the source file, supports two character pushback, extracts code from text that allows mixed code and plain text, and it processes unicode escape sequences that appear in source code.
Readers return -1 when the end of the stream, has been reached, and so does SourceReader. SourceReader will also return other special negative values to indicate a tag substitution. ENTER_CODE is returned to indicate that characters read are in source code, and ENTER_TEXT is returned to indicate that characters read are in plain text. The first character read from a SourceReader is either ENTER_CODE or ENTER_TEXT; @author Brian S O'Neill @version 18 , 4/26/01
net.sourceforge.purrpackage.reporting.SourceReader
st.redline.classloader.io.SourceReader
testGenerator.utilities.SourceReader
Reads a source file and returns its string. @author William Whitney

Examples of com.go.trove.io.SourceReader


        private Vector mListeners = new Vector(1);
        private int mErrorCount = 0;


        public Scanner(Reader in) {
            mSource = new SourceReader(in, null, null);
        }

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Examples of net.sourceforge.purrpackage.reporting.SourceReader

    @BeforeMethod
    void setUp() {
        load();
        FileFinder ff = new FileFinder();
        cc = new ComplexityCalculator(ff);
        jf = new MainJsonFormatter(cc, new SourceReader(ff, "UTF8"));
    }

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Examples of st.redline.classloader.io.SourceReader

import st.redline.classloader.io.SourceReader;


public class SourceFactory {


    public Source createFromFile(String sourceName, String filePath) {
        SourceReader sourceReader = fileSourceReader(sourceName, filePath);
        return createSource(sourceName, filePath, sourceReader);
    }

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Examples of st.redline.classloader.io.SourceReader

        SourceReader sourceReader = fileSourceReader(sourceName, filePath);
        return createSource(sourceName, filePath, sourceReader);
    }


    public Source createFromJar(String sourceName, String jarPath) {
        SourceReader sourceReader = jarSourceReader(sourceName, jarPath);
        return createSource(sourceName, jarPath, sourceReader);
    }

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Examples of testGenerator.utilities.SourceReader

        String result = control.generateJUnitTest(true);


        //FileSaver saver = new FileSaver(result, new File("./test/testGenerator/jUnitCreator/TestClassTst.txt"));


        //Read oracle file
        SourceReader reader = new SourceReader("./test/testGenerator/jUnitCreator/TestClassTst.txt");


        String expectedResult = reader.getSource();


        //Compare result
        assertEquals(expectedResult, result);


    }

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Examples of testGenerator.utilities.SourceReader

        JUnitTestCreator instance = new JUnitTestCreator(control, methods, true);
        String reslt = instance.getTest();
        //FileSaver saver = new FileSaver(reslt, new File("./test/testGenerator/jUnitCreator/testOut.txt"));


        //Read oracle file
        SourceReader reader = new SourceReader("./test/testGenerator/jUnitCreator/testOut.txt");


        String expectedResult = reader.getSource();


        //Compare result
        assertEquals(expectedResult, reslt);


    }

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Examples of testGenerator.utilities.SourceReader

     * Reads the source code file specified and returns its contents.
     * @return
     */
    public String getSourceCode()
    {
        SourceReader reader = new SourceReader(sourceLoc);
        return reader.getSource();
    }

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