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7
8 package org.dom4j.dtd;
9
10 import junit.textui.TestRunner;
11
12 import org.dom4j.AbstractTestCase;
13
14 /**
15  * Tests the {@link ElementDecl}functionality. Tests each of the property
16  * access methods and the serialization mechanisms. Correct parsing is tested by
17  * {@link DocTypeTest}.
18  *
19  * <P>
20  * </p>
21  *
22  * @author Bryan Thompson
23  * @author Maarten Coene
24  * @version $Revision: 1.3 $
25  *
26  * @todo The dom4j documentation needs to describe what representation SHOULD be
27  * generated by {@link ElementDecl#toString()}.
28  */
29 public class ElementDeclTest extends AbstractTestCase {
30     public static void main(String JavaDoc[] args) {
31         TestRunner.run(ElementDeclTest.class);
32     }
33
34     // Test case(s)
35 // -------------------------------------------------------------------------
36
37     /**
38      * Test
39      *
40      * <pre>
41      *
42      * &lt;!ELEMENT an-element (#PCDATA)&gt;
43      *
44      * </pre>
45      */
46     public void testSimpleElementDecl() {
47         String JavaDoc expectedName = "an-element";
48
49         String JavaDoc expectedModel = "(#PCDATA)";
50
51         String JavaDoc expectedText = "<!ELEMENT an-element (#PCDATA)>";
52
53         ElementDecl actual = new ElementDecl(expectedName, expectedModel);
54
55         assertEquals("name is correct", expectedName, actual.getName());
56
57         assertEquals("model is correct", expectedModel, actual.getModel());
58
59         assertEquals("toString() is correct", expectedText, actual.toString());
60     }
61
62     // Implementation methods
63 // -------------------------------------------------------------------------
64 }
65
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