TestTextModel1.cs

Here you ll notice a test, ControlTwo, that verifies that the XML Notepad will insert an H2 tag. We haven t talked about this, as there wasn t much to learn from it, but it s a feature that I put in as an early experiment in how to make things work. At least I wrote a test for it!

 using System; 
 using System.Collections; 
 using NUnit.Framework; 
 namespace Notepad { 
 [TestFixture] public class TestTextModel : Assertion { 
 private TextModel model; 
 [SetUp] public void CreateModel() { 
 model = new TextModel(); 
 } 
 [Test] public void TestNoLines() { 
 model.SetLines(new String[0]); 
 AssertEquals(0, model.Lines.Count); 
 } 
 [Test] public void TestNoProcessing() { 
 model.SetLines(new String[3] { "hi", "there", "chet"}); 
 AssertEquals(3, model.Lines.Count); 
 } 
 [Test] public void TestOneEnter() { 
 model.SetLines(new String[1] {"hello world" }); 
 model.SelectionStart = 5; 
 model.InsertParagraphTag(); 
 AssertEquals(3, model.Lines.Count); 
 AssertEquals(18, model.SelectionStart); 
 } 
 [Test] public void TestEmptyText() { 
 model.Lines = new ArrayList(new String[0]); 
 model.InsertParagraphTag(); 
 AssertEquals(1, model.Lines.Count); 
 AssertEquals(3, model.SelectionStart); 
 } 
 // Chet comments that he hates the comments 
 [Test] public void InsertWithCursorAtLineStart () { 
 model.Lines = new ArrayList(new String[3] { "<P>one</P>", "", 
 "<P>two</P>"}); 
 model.SelectionStart = 14; 
 model.InsertParagraphTag(); 
 AssertEquals("<P>two</P>", model.Lines[2]); 
 } 
 [Test] public void TestLineContainingCursorDirectly() { 
 // todo? 
 } 
 [Test] public void ControlTwo() { 
 model.SetLines(new String[1] {"<P>The Heading</P>" }); 
 model.ChangeToH2(); 
 AssertEquals("<H2>The Heading</H2>", model.Lines[0]); 
 } 
 } 
 }