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How to use equalNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator method of org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test class

Best Assertj code snippet using org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.equalNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator

Source: Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.java

...49              $(null, "bar"));50    // @format:on51  }52  @Test53  @UseDataProvider("equalNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator")54  public void should_fail_if_both_Strings_are_equal_after_whitespace_is_normalized(String actual, String expected) {55    thrown.expectAssertionError(shouldNotBeEqualNormalizingWhitespace(actual, expected));56    strings.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace(someInfo(), actual, expected);  }57  @DataProvider58  public static Object[][] equalNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() {59    // @format:off60    return $$($("my   foo bar", "my foo bar"),61              $("  my foo bar  ", "my foo bar"),62              $(" my\tfoo bar ", " my foo bar"),63              $(" my foo    bar ", "my foo bar"),64              $(" my foo    bar ", "  my foo bar   "),65              $("       ", " "),66              $(" my\tfoo bar ", new String(arrayOf(' ', 'm', 'y', ' ', 'f', 'o', 'o', ' ', 'b', 'a', 'r'))),67              $(" my\tfoo bar ", " my\tfoo bar "),   // same68              $(null, null),   // null69              $(" \t \t", " "),70              $(" abc", "abc "));71    // @format:on72  }...

equalNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator

Using AI Code Generation

1org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java2org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java3org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java4org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java5org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java6org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java7org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java8org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java9org.assertj.core.internal.strings.Strings_assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace_Test.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace() [line 50][]: # Language: java

equalNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator

Using AI Code Generation

1public void equalNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() throws Exception { String actual = "a" ; String expected = "a" ; assertThat(actual).isNotEqualToNormalizingWhitespace(expected); }2public void notEqualNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() throws Exception { String actual = " a " ; String expected = "a" ; assertThat(actual).isNotEqualToNormalizingWhitespace(expected); }3public void notEqualNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() throws Exception { String actual = " a " ; String expected = " a " ; assertThat(actual).isNotEqualToNormalizingWhitespace(expected); }4public void notEqualNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() throws Exception { String actual = " a " ; String expected = " a " ; assertThat(actual).isNotEqualToNormalizingWhitespace(expected); }5public void notEqualNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() throws Exception { String actual = " a " ; String expected = " a " ; assertThat(actual).isNotEqualToNormalizingWhitespace(expected); }6public void notEqualNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() throws Exception { String actual = " a " ; String expected = " a " ; assertThat(actual).isNotEqualToNormalizingWhitespace(expected); }7public void notEqualNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() throws Exception { String actual = " a " ; String expected = " a " ; assertThat(actual).isNotEqualToNormalizingWhitespace(expected); }8public void notEqualNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator() throws Exception { String actual = " a " ; String expected = " a " ; assertThat(actual).isNotEqualToNormalizingWhitespace(expected); }

equalNormalizingWhitespaceGenerator

Using AI Code Generation

1public void should_pass_if_actual_and_expected_are_not_equal() {2  strings.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace(someInfo(), "Yoda", "Luke");3}4public void should_fail_if_actual_and_expected_are_equal() {5  AssertionInfo info = someInfo();6  try {7    strings.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace(info, "Yoda", "Yoda");8  } catch (AssertionError e) {9    verify(failures).failure(info, shouldNotBeEqualNormalizingWhitespace("Yoda", "Yoda"));10    return;11  }12  failBecauseExpectedAssertionErrorWasNotThrown();13}14public void should_fail_if_actual_is_null() {15  thrown.expectAssertionError(actualIsNull());16  strings.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace(someInfo(), null, "Yoda");17}18public void should_fail_if_expected_is_null() {19  thrown.expectNullPointerException("The expected String should not be null");20  strings.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace(someInfo(), "Yoda", null);21}22public void should_fail_if_both_actual_and_expected_are_null() {23  thrown.expectAssertionError(actualIsNull());24  strings.assertNotEqualsNormalizingWhitespace(someInfo(), null, null);25}

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