Examples of DeweyDecimal

org.apache.tools.ant.util.DeweyDecimal
Utility class to contain version numbers in "Dewey Decimal" syntax. Numbers in the "Dewey Decimal" syntax consist of positive decimal integers separated by periods ".". For example, "2.0" or "1.2.3.4.5.6.7". This allows an extensible number to be used to represent major, minor, micro, etc versions. The version number must begin with a number.
org.codehaus.loom.extension.DeweyDecimal
Utility class to contain version numbers in "Dewey Decimal" syntax. Numbers in the "Dewey Decimal" syntax consist of positive decimal integers separated by periods ".". For example, "2.0" or "1.2.3.4.5.6.7". This allows an extensible number to be used to represent major, minor, micro, etc versions. The version number must begin with a number. @author Peter Donald @version $Revision: 1.1 $ $Date: 2004/04/19 21:40:38 $

Examples of org.codehaus.loom.extension.DeweyDecimal

    private static final String DD8 = "9.";


    public void testParse()
        throws Exception
    {
        final DeweyDecimal dd1 = new DeweyDecimal( DD1 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd2 = new DeweyDecimal( DD2 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd3 = new DeweyDecimal( DD3 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd4 = new DeweyDecimal( DD4 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd5 = new DeweyDecimal( DD5 );
        assertEquals( "DeweyDecimal 1", DD1, dd1.toString() );
        assertEquals( "DeweyDecimal 2", DD2, dd2.toString() );
        assertEquals( "DeweyDecimal 3", DD3, dd3.toString() );
        assertEquals( "DeweyDecimal 4", DD4, dd4.toString() );
        assertEquals( "DeweyDecimal 5", DD5, dd5.toString() );
    }

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Examples of org.codehaus.loom.extension.DeweyDecimal

    public void testMalParse()
        throws Exception
    {
        try
        {
            new DeweyDecimal( DD6 );
            fail( "DeweyDecimal 6 parsed!" );
        }
        catch( final NumberFormatException nfe )
        {
        }
        try
        {
            new DeweyDecimal( DD7 );
            fail( "DeweyDecimal 7 parsed!" );
        }
        catch( final NumberFormatException nfe )
        {
        }
        try
        {
            new DeweyDecimal( DD8 );
            fail( "DeweyDecimal 8 parsed!" );
        }
        catch( final NumberFormatException nfe )
        {
        }

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Examples of org.codehaus.loom.extension.DeweyDecimal

    }


    public void testGreaterThan()
        throws Exception
    {
        final DeweyDecimal dd1 = new DeweyDecimal( DD1 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd2 = new DeweyDecimal( DD2 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd3 = new DeweyDecimal( DD3 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd4 = new DeweyDecimal( DD4 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd5 = new DeweyDecimal( DD5 );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " > " + DD1, !dd1.isGreaterThan( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " > " + DD2, !dd1.isGreaterThan( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " > " + DD3, !dd1.isGreaterThan( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " < " + DD4, dd1.isGreaterThan( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " > " + DD5, !dd1.isGreaterThan( dd5 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " < " + DD1, dd2.isGreaterThan( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " > " + DD2, !dd2.isGreaterThan( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " > " + DD3, !dd2.isGreaterThan( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " < " + DD4, dd2.isGreaterThan( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " > " + DD5, !dd2.isGreaterThan( dd5 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " < " + DD1, dd3.isGreaterThan( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " < " + DD2, dd3.isGreaterThan( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " > " + DD3, !dd3.isGreaterThan( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " < " + DD4, dd3.isGreaterThan( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " > " + DD5, !dd3.isGreaterThan( dd5 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD1, !dd4.isGreaterThan( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD2, !dd4.isGreaterThan( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD3, !dd4.isGreaterThan( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD4, !dd4.isGreaterThan( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD5, !dd4.isGreaterThan( dd5 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD1, dd5.isGreaterThan( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD2, dd5.isGreaterThan( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD3, dd5.isGreaterThan( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD4, dd5.isGreaterThan( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " > " + DD5, !dd5.isGreaterThan( dd5 ) );
    }

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Examples of org.codehaus.loom.extension.DeweyDecimal

    }


    public void testGreaterThanOrEqual()
        throws Exception
    {
        final DeweyDecimal dd1 = new DeweyDecimal( DD1 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd2 = new DeweyDecimal( DD2 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd3 = new DeweyDecimal( DD3 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd4 = new DeweyDecimal( DD4 );
        final DeweyDecimal dd5 = new DeweyDecimal( DD5 );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " < " + DD1,
                    dd1.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " > " + DD2,
                    !dd1.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " > " + DD3,
                    !dd1.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " < " + DD4,
                    dd1.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD1 + " > " + DD5,
                    !dd1.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd5 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " < " + DD1,
                    dd2.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " < " + DD2,
                    dd2.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " > " + DD3,
                    !dd2.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " < " + DD4,
                    dd2.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD2 + " > " + DD5,
                    !dd2.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd5 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " < " + DD1,
                    dd3.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " < " + DD2,
                    dd3.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " < " + DD3,
                    dd3.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " < " + DD4,
                    dd3.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD3 + " > " + DD5,
                    !dd3.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd5 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD1,
                    !dd4.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD2,
                    !dd4.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD3,
                    !dd4.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " < " + DD4,
                    dd4.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD4 + " > " + DD5,
                    !dd4.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd5 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD1,
                    dd5.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd1 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD2,
                    dd5.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd2 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD3,
                    dd5.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd3 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD4,
                    dd5.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd4 ) );
        assertTrue( "Bad: " + DD5 + " < " + DD5,
                    dd5.isGreaterThanOrEqual( dd5 ) );
    }

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