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Groovy example source code file (JsonTokenTypeTest.groovy)

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Java - Groovy tags/keywords

close_bracket, close_curly, comma, false, false, groovytestcase, null, number, number, open_bracket, open_bracket, open_curly, string, true

The Groovy JsonTokenTypeTest.groovy source code

/*
 * Copyright 2003-2011 the original author or authors.
 *
 * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
 * You may obtain a copy of the License at
 *
 *     http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
 */
package groovy.json

import static JsonTokenType.*

/**
 * @author Guillaume Laforge
 */
class JsonTokenTypeTest extends GroovyTestCase {

    void testMatchingConstants() {
        assert !TRUE.matching('xyz')
        assert !TRUE.matching('t')
        assert !TRUE.matching('tr')
        assert !TRUE.matching('tru')
        assert TRUE.matching('true')

        assert !FALSE.matching('xyz')
        assert !FALSE.matching('f')
        assert !FALSE.matching('fa')
        assert !FALSE.matching('fal')
        assert !FALSE.matching('fals')
        assert FALSE.matching('false')

        assert !NULL.matching('xyz')
        assert !NULL.matching('n')
        assert !NULL.matching('nu')
        assert !NULL.matching('nul')
        assert NULL.matching('null')
    }

    void testMatchingPunctuation() {
        assert OPEN_CURLY.matching('{')
        assert CLOSE_CURLY.matching('}')
        assert OPEN_BRACKET.matching('[')
        assert CLOSE_BRACKET.matching(']')
        assert COLON.matching(':')
        assert COMMA.matching(',')
    }

    void testMatchingNumbers() {
        assert !NUMBER.matching('-')
        assert NUMBER.matching('-1')
        assert NUMBER.matching('-1.2')
        assert !NUMBER.matching('-1.2e')
        assert !NUMBER.matching('-1.2e-')
        assert NUMBER.matching('-1.2e-3')

        assert NUMBER.matching('1')
        assert NUMBER.matching('12')
        assert NUMBER.matching('12.3')
        assert NUMBER.matching('12.34')
        assert !NUMBER.matching('12.34e')
        assert NUMBER.matching('12.34e5')
        assert NUMBER.matching('12.34e56')
    }

    void testMatchingString() {
        assert !STRING.matching('1234')

        assert !STRING.matching('"')
        assert !STRING.matching('"a')
        assert STRING.matching('"a"')
        assert STRING.matching('"aa"')

        assert !STRING.matching('"a\\')
        assert !STRING.matching('"a\\"')
        assert STRING.matching('"a\\""')
    }

    void testTokenStartingWithChar() {
        assert startingWith('{' as char)      == OPEN_CURLY
        assert startingWith('}' as char)      == CLOSE_CURLY
        assert startingWith('[' as char)      == OPEN_BRACKET
        assert startingWith(']' as char)      == CLOSE_BRACKET
        assert startingWith(',' as char)      == COMMA
        assert startingWith(':' as char)      == COLON

        assert startingWith('t' as char)      == TRUE
        assert startingWith('f' as char)      == FALSE
        assert startingWith('n' as char)      == NULL

        assert startingWith('"' as char)      == STRING

        assert startingWith('-' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('1' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('2' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('3' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('4' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('5' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('6' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('7' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('8' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('9' as char)      == NUMBER
        assert startingWith('0' as char)      == NUMBER
    }
}

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