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

Best Galen code snippet using com.galenframework.tests.parser.ExpectationsTest.provideBadLocations

...217           row("\t10 px left right\t,\t10 to 20 px\ttop\tbottom \t \t \t", locations(new Location(Range.exact(10), sides(Side.LEFT, Side.RIGHT)), new Location(Range.between(10, 20), sides(Side.TOP, Side.BOTTOM)))),218        };219    }220    221    @Test(dataProvider = "provideBadLocations")222    public void shouldGiveError_forIncorrectLocations(String text, String expectedErrorMessage) {223        StringCharReader stringCharReader = new StringCharReader(text);224        225        SyntaxException exception = null;226        try {227            new ExpectLocations().read(stringCharReader);228        }229        catch (SyntaxException e) {230            exception = e;231        }232        233        assertThat("Exception should be", exception, is(notNullValue()));234        assertThat("Exception message should be", exception.getMessage(), is(expectedErrorMessage));235    }236    237    @DataProvider238    public Object[][] provideBadLocations() {239        return new Object[][]{240            {"left", "Cannot parse range value: \"\""},241            {"10px qwe", "Unknown side: \"qwe\""},242            {"10 to 30px qwe", "Unknown side: \"qwe\""},243            {"10 to 30% of screen/width qwe", "Unknown side: \"qwe\""},244            {"10px left qwe", "Unknown side: \"qwe\""},245            {"10px left, 20px qwe", "Unknown side: \"qwe\""},246            {"10px left, 20px left qwe", "Unknown side: \"qwe\""},247            {"10px left, right, top", "Cannot parse range value: \"\""},248        };249    }250    @Test251    public void shouldParse_commaSeparatedKeyValue() {252        String text = ",param1 1, param2 v a l u e 2, booleanParam, param3 2.3, param1 2";...

provideBadLocations

Using AI Code Generation

1import com.galenframework.tests.parser.ExpectationsTest;2import com.galenframework.parser.Expectation;3import com.galenframework.parser.ExpectationFactory;4import com.galenframework.parser.ExpectationFactoryException;5import com.galenframework.specs.Range;6import com.galenframework.specs.Spec;7import com.galenframework.specs.SpecFactory;8import com.galenframework.specs.SpecFactoryException;9import com.galenframework.specs.page.Locator;10import com.galenframework.specs.page.PageSection;11import com.galenframework.specs.reader.page.PageSpec;12import com.galenframework.specs.reader.page.SectionFilter;13import com.galenframework.specs.reader.page.SectionFilterFactory;14import com.galenframework.specs.reader.page.SectionFilterFactoryException;15import com.galenframework.specs.reader.page.SectionFilteringException;16import com.galenframework.specs.reader.page.SectionFilters;17import com.galenframework.specs.reader.page.SectionFiltersFactory;18import com.galenframework.specs.reader.page.SectionFiltersFactoryException;

provideBadLocations

Using AI Code Generation

1public class ExpectationsTest {2    public void provideBadLocations() {3        List<String> badLocations = new ArrayList<>();4        badLocations.add("on top of");5        badLocations.add("on the top of");6        badLocations.add("on the bottom of");7        badLocations.add("on the left of");8        badLocations.add("on the right of");9        badLocations.add("on the left");10        badLocations.add("on the right");11        badLocations.add("on the top");12        badLocations.add("on the bottom");13        badLocations.add("on top");14        badLocations.add("on bottom");15        badLocations.add("on left");16        badLocations.add("on right");17        badLocations.add("on the left");18        badLocations.add("on the right");19        badLocations.add("on the top");20        badLocations.add("on the bottom");21        badLocations.add("on top");22        badLocations.add("on bottom");23        badLocations.add("on left");24        badLocations.add("on right");25        badLocations.add("on the left");26        badLocations.add("on the right");27        badLocations.add("on the top");28        badLocations.add("on the bottom");29        badLocations.add("on top");30        badLocations.add("on bottom");31        badLocations.add("on left");32        badLocations.add("on right");33        badLocations.add("on the left");34        badLocations.add("on the right");35        badLocations.add("on the top");36        badLocations.add("on the bottom");37        badLocations.add("on top");38        badLocations.add("on bottom");39        badLocations.add("on left");40        badLocations.add("on right");41        badLocations.add("on the left");42        badLocations.add("on the right");43        badLocations.add("on the top");44        badLocations.add("on the bottom");45        badLocations.add("on top");46        badLocations.add("on bottom");47        badLocations.add("on left");48        badLocations.add("on right");49        badLocations.add("on the left");50        badLocations.add("on the right");51        badLocations.add("on the top");52        badLocations.add("on the bottom");53        badLocations.add("on top");54        badLocations.add("on bottom");55        badLocations.add("on left");56        badLocations.add("on right");57        badLocations.add("on the left");

provideBadLocations

Using AI Code Generation

1    [Test][@dataProvider(name="provideBadLocations")][@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")][@Throws(Exception::class)]2    fun shouldFailToParseExpectationWithBadLocation(expectationText: String, expectedErrors: List<String>) {3        try {4            expectationParser.parse(expectationText)5            fail("Expectation should fail to parse")6        } catch (e: GalenSyntaxException) {7            val errors = e.getErrors()8            assertThat(errors.size(), is(expectedErrors.size()))9            for (i in 0..expectedErrors.size() - 1) {10                assertThat(errors[i], is(expectedErrors[i]))11            }12        }13    }14    [DataProvider(name="provideBadLocations")][@Throws(Exception::class)]15    fun provideBadLocations(): Array<Array<Any>> {16        return arrayOf(17                arrayOf("check \"test\" at 10,10", Arrays.asList("Invalid location: 10,10")),18                arrayOf("check \"test\" at 10,10,20", Arrays.asList("Invalid location: 10,10,20")),19                arrayOf("check \"test\" at 10,10,20,30,40", Arrays.asList("Invalid location: 10,10,20,30,40")),20                arrayOf("check \"test\" at 10,10,20,30,40,50", Arrays.asList("Invalid location: 10,10,20,30,40,50")),21                arrayOf("check \"test\" at 10,10,20,30,40,50,60", Arrays.asList("Invalid location: 10,10,20,30,40,50,60")),22                arrayOf("check \"test\" at 10,10,20,30,40,50,60,70", Arrays.asList("Invalid location: 10,10,20,30,40,50,60,70"))23    }24    fun shouldParseExpectationWithNoLocation() {25        val expectation = expectationParser.parse("check \"test\"")26        assertThat(expectation.getObjectName(), is("test"))27        assertThat(expectation.getArea(), is(nullValue()))28    }29    fun shouldParseExpectationWithLocation() {30        val expectation = expectationParser.parse("check \"test\" at 10,10,20,30")31        assertThat(expectation.getObjectName(), is("test"))32        assertThat(expectation.getArea(), is(new Area

provideBadLocations

Using AI Code Generation

1String badLocations = ExpectationsTest.provideBadLocations();2List<String> badLocationsList = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));3List<Object> badLocationsListObjects = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));4List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));5List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));6List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));7List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));8List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));9List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));10List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));11List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));12List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));13List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));14List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));15List<String> badLocationsListStrings = Arrays.asList(badLocations.split(","));

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