Examples of TokenIterator

com.ibm.icu.impl.data.TokenIterator
An iterator class that returns successive string tokens from some source. String tokens are, in general, separated by rule white space in the source test. Furthermore, they may be delimited by either single or double quotes (opening and closing quotes must match). Escapes are processed using standard ICU unescaping.
org.apache.http.TokenIterator
An iterator for {@link String} tokens.This interface is designed as a complement to {@link HeaderElementIterator}, in cases where the items are plain strings rather than full header elements. @version $Revision: 601000 $
org.hibernate.validator.internal.engine.messageinterpolation.parser.TokenIterator
Allows to iterate over a list of message tokens and replace parameters. @author Hardy Ferentschik
org.jmathml.TokenStream.TokenIterator

Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("Name", " ,token3"),
            new BasicHeader("Name", ", token4"),
            new BasicHeader("Name", " , token5"),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token0", "token0", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token1", "token1", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token2", "token2", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token3", "token3", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token4", "token4", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token5", "token5", ti.nextToken());
        assertFalse(ti.hasNext());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("Name", "token3 ,"),
            new BasicHeader("Name", "token4, "),
            new BasicHeader("Name", "token5 , "),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token0", "token0", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token1", "token1", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token2", "token2", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token3", "token3", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token4", "token4", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token5", "token5", ti.nextToken());
        assertFalse(ti.hasNext());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("no", "token0 token1"),
            new BasicHeader("pre", "<token0,token1"),
            new BasicHeader("post", "token0,token1="),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "in");
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        // constructor located token0
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        try {
            ti.nextToken();
            fail("invalid infix character not detected");
        } catch (ParseException px) {
            // expected
        }




        // constructor located token0
        hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "no");
        ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        try {
            ti.nextToken();
            fail("missing token separator not detected");
        } catch (ParseException px) {
            // expected
        }




        // constructor seeks for the first token
        hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "pre");
        try {
            new BasicTokenIterator(hit);
            fail("invalid prefix character not detected");
        } catch (ParseException px) {
            // expected
        }




        hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "post");
        ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token0", "token0", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        // failure after the last must not go unpunished
        try {
            ti.nextToken();
            fail("invalid postfix character not detected");
        } catch (ParseException px) {
            // expected
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("Name", ""),
            new BasicHeader("Name", ","),
            new BasicHeader("Name", " ,, "),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        try {
            // call next() instead of nextToken() to get that covered, too
            ti.next();
            fail("next after end not detected");
        } catch (NoSuchElementException nsx) {
            // expected
        }


        try {
            ti.remove();
            fail("unsupported remove not detected");
        } catch (UnsupportedOperationException uox) {
            // expected
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("no", "token0 token1"),
            new BasicHeader("pre", "<token0,token1"),
            new BasicHeader("post", "token0,token1="),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "in");
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        // constructor located token0
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        try {
            ti.nextToken();
            fail("invalid infix character not detected");
        } catch (ParseException px) {
            // expected
        }




        // constructor located token0
        hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "no");
        ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        try {
            ti.nextToken();
            fail("missing token separator not detected");
        } catch (ParseException px) {
            // expected
        }




        // constructor seeks for the first token
        hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "pre");
        try {
            new BasicTokenIterator(hit);
            fail("invalid prefix character not detected");
        } catch (ParseException px) {
            // expected
        }




        hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "post");
        ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token0", "token0", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        // failure after the last must not go unpunished
        try {
            ti.nextToken();
            fail("invalid postfix character not detected");
        } catch (ParseException px) {
            // expected
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("Name", ""),
            new BasicHeader("Name", ","),
            new BasicHeader("Name", " ,, "),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        try {
            // call next() instead of nextToken() to get that covered, too
            ti.next();
            fail("next after end not detected");
        } catch (NoSuchElementException nsx) {
            // expected
        }


        try {
            ti.remove();
            fail("unsupported remove not detected");
        } catch (UnsupportedOperationException uox) {
            // expected
        }
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

    public void testSingleHeader() {
        Header[] headers = new Header[]{
            new BasicHeader("Name", "token0,token1, token2 , token3")
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token0", "token0", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token1", "token1", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token2", "token2", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token3", "token3", ti.nextToken());
        assertFalse(ti.hasNext());




        headers = new Header[]{
            new BasicHeader("Name", "token0")
        };
        hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token0", "token0", ti.nextToken());
        assertFalse(ti.hasNext());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("Name", "token3 "),
            new BasicHeader("Name", ","),
            new BasicHeader("Name", "token4"),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token0", "token0", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token1", "token1", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token2", "token2", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token3", "token3", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token4", "token4", ti.nextToken());
        assertFalse(ti.hasNext());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("Name", ""),
            new BasicHeader("Name", ","),
            new BasicHeader("Name", " ,, "),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertFalse(ti.hasNext());




        hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, "empty");
        ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertFalse(ti.hasNext());
    }

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Examples of org.apache.http.TokenIterator

            new BasicHeader("Name", " ,token3"),
            new BasicHeader("Name", ", token4"),
            new BasicHeader("Name", " , token5"),
        };
        HeaderIterator hit = new BasicHeaderIterator(headers, null);
        TokenIterator  ti  = new BasicTokenIterator(hit);


        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token0", "token0", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token1", "token1", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token2", "token2", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token3", "token3", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token4", "token4", ti.nextToken());
        assertTrue(ti.hasNext());
        assertEquals("token5", "token5", ti.nextToken());
        assertFalse(ti.hasNext());
    }

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