How to use expectLocations method of com.galenframework.tests.parser.ExpectationsTest class

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...196 };197 }198 199 @Test(dataProvider = "locationsTestData")200 public void expectLocations(TestData<List<Location>> testData) {201 StringCharReader stringCharReader = new StringCharReader(testData.textForParsing);202 List<Location> sides = new ExpectLocations().read(stringCharReader);203 204 Location[] expected = testData.expected.toArray(new Location[testData.expected.size()]);205 assertThat(sides.size(), is(expected.length));206 assertThat(sides, contains(expected));207 }208 209 @DataProvider210 public Object[][] locationsTestData() {211 return new Object[][]{212 row("10 px left right, 10 to 20 px top bottom", locations(new Location(Range.exact(10), sides(Side.LEFT, Side.RIGHT)), new Location(Range.between(10, 20), sides(Side.TOP, Side.BOTTOM)))),213 row("10 px left, 10 to 20 px top bottom, 30px right", locations(new Location(Range.exact(10), sides(Side.LEFT)),214 new Location(Range.between(10, 20), sides(Side.TOP, Side.BOTTOM)),...

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1expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-001.gspec", 13);2expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-002.gspec", 13);3expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-003.gspec", 13);4expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-004.gspec", 13);5expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-005.gspec", 13);6expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-006.gspec", 13);7expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-007.gspec", 13);8expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-008.gspec", 13);9expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-009.gspec", 13);10expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-010.gspec", 13);11expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-011.gspec", 13);12expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-012.gspec", 13);13expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-013.gspec", 13);14expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-014.gspec", 13);15expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-015.gspec", 13);16expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-016.gspec", 13);17expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-017.gspec", 13);18expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-018.gspec", 13);19expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-019.gspec", 13);20expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-020.gspec", 13);21expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-021.gspec", 13);22expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-022.gspec", 13);23expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-023.gspec", 13);24expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-024.gspec", 13);25expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-025.gspec", 13);26expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-026.gspec", 13);27expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-027.gspec", 13);28expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-028.gspec", 13);29expectLocations("expectations/​expectations-test-029.gspec", 13);30expectLocations("expectations

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1public class ExpectationsTest {2 public void shouldReturnNull_whenNoExpectations() {3 List<String> expectations = Arrays.asList("spec1", "spec2", "spec3");4 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations), is(nullValue()));5 }6 public void shouldReturnNull_whenNoExpectationsWithLocations() {7 List<String> expectations = Arrays.asList("spec1", "spec2", "spec3");8 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations), is(nullValue()));9 }10 public void shouldReturnLocation_whenExpectationWithLocation() {11 List<String> expectations = Arrays.asList("spec1", "spec2", "spec3", "spec4", "spec5");12 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations), is(notNullValue()));13 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations), hasSize(1));14 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations).get(0), is("spec4"));15 }16 public void shouldReturnLocations_whenExpectationsWithLocations() {17 List<String> expectations = Arrays.asList("spec1", "spec2", "spec3", "spec4", "spec5", "spec6", "spec7", "spec8", "spec9");18 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations), is(notNullValue()));19 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations), hasSize(2));20 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations).get(0), is("spec4"));21 assertThat(Expectations.expectLocations(expectations).get(1), is("spec8"));22 }23}

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1 public void shouldParse_expectLocations() throws IOException {2 "expectLocations \"main\" in \"main\" to be 0px from left of \"page\" and 0px from top of \"page\" and 0px from right of \"page\" and 0px from bottom of \"page\"";3 SpecParser specParser = new SpecParser(specText);4 List<Expectation> expectations = specParser.getExpectations();5 assertThat(expectations.size(), is(4));6 for (Expectation expectation : expectations) {7 assertThat(expectation, instanceOf(ExpectationLocation.class));8 ExpectationLocation expectationLocation = (ExpectationLocation) expectation;9 assertThat(expectationLocation.getObjectName(), is("main"));10 assertThat(expectationLocation.getSectionName(), is("main"));11 assertThat(expectationLocation.getReferenceObjectName(), is("page"));12 assertThat(expectationLocation.getReferenceSectionName(), is("page"));13 assertThat(expectationLocation.getOffset().getLeft(), is(0));14 assertThat(expectationLocation.getOffset().getTop(), is(0));15 assertThat(expectationLocation.getOffset().getRight(), is(0));16 assertThat(expectationLocation.getOffset().getBottom(), is(0));17 }18 }19 public void shouldParse_expectLocations_withPercent() throws IOException {

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1importPackage(com.galenframework.specs)2var galen = require('galenframework');3var expect = galen.createExpectation("expect", function (actual, expected) {4 var expectedLocations = expected.split(";");5 var actualLocations = actual.split(";");6 var result = new com.galenframework.specs.SpecResult("expect", true);7 for (var i = 0; i < expectedLocations.length; i++) {8 var expectedLocation = expectedLocations[i];9 var actualLocation = actualLocations[i];10 if (actualLocation != expectedLocation) {11 result = new com.galenframework.specs.SpecResult("expect", false, "Expected " + expectedLocation + " but was " + actualLocation);12 break;13 }14 }15 return result;16});17var spec = new com.galenframework.specs.Spec("expect", expect, "TOP: 0px; LEFT: 0px; RIGHT: 200px; BOTTOM: 100px;");18var object = new com.galenframework.specs.page.Locator("object", "div#object

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