/*
    * Created on Sep 1, 2003
    *
    * Copyright (C) 2003 CodeStreet.  All Rights Reserved.
    */
   package attrib4j.tests;
   
   import attrib4j.Attribute;
   import attrib4j.Attributes;
  import attrib4j.examples.attributes.PointCutAttribute;
  import junit.framework.TestCase;
  
  /***
   * Test case to parse some more complex method aguments.  Really
   * need to change to a proper grammer based parse.... 
   * @author <a href="mailto:mark.pollack@codestreet.com">Mark Pollack</a>
   * 
   */
  public class ParamParseTest extends TestCase {
  
      /***
       * Constructor for ParamParseTest.
       * @param name Name of the test for JUnit
       */
      public ParamParseTest(String name) {
          super(name);
      }
      
      /***
       * Test case for parsing of some more 'complex' parameters.
       * @throws Exception JUnit will catch it.
       */
      public void testParamParse() throws Exception {
  		Class cls = attrib4j.examples.ParamParseExample.class;
  		
  		//Check to see if we have the right number of attributes.
  		Attribute[] custAttrs = Attributes.getAttributes(cls);
  		assertEquals(
  			"not right number of class attributes",
  			1,
  			custAttrs.length);
  			
  		//Get a ref to the java.lang.Class for this attribute.
  		Class attributeFilter =
  			Class.forName("attrib4j.examples.attributes.PointCutAttribute");
  		
  		//Get the attributes of this type.	
  		Attribute[] pointcutAttribs =
  			Attributes.getAttributes(cls, attributeFilter);
  			
  			
  		assertEquals(
  			"not correct number of DebugAttributes",
  			1,
  			pointcutAttribs.length);
  			
  		PointCutAttribute pointcutAttribute = (PointCutAttribute) pointcutAttribs[0];
  		System.out.println("****** PointCutAttribute.toString() = " + pointcutAttribute);
  		assertEquals(
  			"Debugging attribute has wrong value",
  			"* *.set*(..)",
  			//"foo",
  			pointcutAttribute.getMethodPattern());
  
      }
  
  }