Examples of net.sf.jabref.export.layout.LayoutFormatter.format()

Class net.sf.jabref.export.layout.LayoutFormatter

Examples of net.sf.jabref.export.layout.LayoutFormatter.format()

net.sf.jabref.export.layout.LayoutFormatter.format()
Failure Mode:
Formatters should be robust in the sense that they always return some relevant string.
If the formatter can detect an invalid input it should return the original string otherwise it may simply return a wrong output. @param fieldText The text to layout. @return The layouted text.

  public void testFormat() {


    LayoutFormatter a = new AuthorAndsCommaReplacer();
    
    // Empty case
    assertEquals("", a.format(""));


    // Single Names don't change
    assertEquals("Someone, Van Something", a.format("Someone, Van Something"));
    
    // Two names just an &

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    // Empty case
    assertEquals("", a.format(""));


    // Single Names don't change
    assertEquals("Someone, Van Something", a.format("Someone, Van Something"));
    
    // Two names just an &
    assertEquals("John von Neumann & Peter Black Brown",
      a.format("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown"));

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    // Single Names don't change
    assertEquals("Someone, Van Something", a.format("Someone, Van Something"));
    
    // Two names just an &
    assertEquals("John von Neumann & Peter Black Brown",
      a.format("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown"));
  
    // Three names put a comma:
    assertEquals("von Neumann, John, Smith, John & Black Brown, Peter",
        a.format("von Neumann, John and Smith, John and Black Brown, Peter"));
  }

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    assertEquals("John von Neumann & Peter Black Brown",
      a.format("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown"));
  
    // Three names put a comma:
    assertEquals("von Neumann, John, Smith, John & Black Brown, Peter",
        a.format("von Neumann, John and Smith, John and Black Brown, Peter"));
  }
}

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   */
  public void testFormat() {
    LayoutFormatter a = new AuthorFirstLastCommas();


    // Empty case
    assertEquals("", a.format(""));


    // Single Names
    assertEquals("Van Something Someone", a.format("Someone, Van Something"));


    // Two names

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    // Empty case
    assertEquals("", a.format(""));


    // Single Names
    assertEquals("Van Something Someone", a.format("Someone, Van Something"));


    // Two names
    assertEquals("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown", a
      .format("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown"));

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    // Single Names
    assertEquals("Van Something Someone", a.format("Someone, Van Something"));


    // Two names
    assertEquals("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown", a
      .format("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown"));


    // Three names
    assertEquals("John von Neumann, John Smith and Peter Black Brown", a
      .format("von Neumann, John and Smith, John and Black Brown, Peter"));

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    // Two names
    assertEquals("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown", a
      .format("John von Neumann and Peter Black Brown"));


    // Three names
    assertEquals("John von Neumann, John Smith and Peter Black Brown", a
      .format("von Neumann, John and Smith, John and Black Brown, Peter"));


    assertEquals("John von Neumann, John Smith and Peter Black Brown", a
      .format("John von Neumann and John Smith and Black Brown, Peter"));
  }

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    // Three names
    assertEquals("John von Neumann, John Smith and Peter Black Brown", a
      .format("von Neumann, John and Smith, John and Black Brown, Peter"));


    assertEquals("John von Neumann, John Smith and Peter Black Brown", a
      .format("John von Neumann and John Smith and Black Brown, Peter"));
  }


}

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   */
  public void testFormat() {
    LayoutFormatter a = new AuthorLastFirstAbbrOxfordCommas();


    // Empty case
    assertEquals("", a.format(""));


    // Single Names
    assertEquals("Someone, V. S.", a.format("Van Something Someone"));


    // Two names

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