//: annotations/AtUnitExample2.java
// ©2015 MindView LLC: see Copyright.txt
// Assertions and exceptions can be used in @Tests.
package annotations;
import java.io.*;
import com.mindviewinc.atunit.*;
import com.mindviewinc.util.*;

public class AtUnitExample2 {
  public String methodOne() {
    return "This is methodOne";
  }
  public int methodTwo() {
    System.out.println("This is methodTwo");
    return 2;
  }
  @Test void assertExample() {
    assert methodOne().equals("This is methodOne");
  }
  @Test void assertFailureExample() {
    assert 1 == 2: "What a surprise!";
  }
  @Test void exceptionExample() throws IOException {
    new FileInputStream("nofile.txt"); // Throws
  }
  @Test boolean assertAndReturn() {
    // Assertion with message:
    assert methodTwo() == 2: "methodTwo must equal 2";
    return methodOne().equals("This is methodOne");
  }
  public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
    OSExecute.command(
      "java com.mindviewinc.atunit.AtUnit AtUnitExample2");
  }
} /* Output:
annotations.AtUnitExample2
  . assertFailureExample java.lang.AssertionError: What a
surprise!
(failed)
  . exceptionExample java.io.FileNotFoundException:
nofile.txt (The system cannot find the file specified)
(failed)
  . assertAndReturn This is methodTwo
  . assertExample
(4 tests)
>>> 2 FAILURES <<<
  annotations.AtUnitExample2: assertFailureExample
  annotations.AtUnitExample2: exceptionExample
*///:~