/** The top level module has a valid name, but the inherited one does not. */
public void testModuleNestedNamingInvalid() {
UnitTestTreeLogger.Builder builder = new UnitTestTreeLogger.Builder();
builder.setLowestLogLevel(TreeLogger.ERROR);
builder.expectError(
"Invalid module name: 'com.google.gwt.dev.cfg.testdata.naming.Invalid..Foo'", null);
UnitTestTreeLogger logger = builder.createLogger();
try {
ModuleDefLoader.loadFromClassPath(
logger, compilerContext, "com.google.gwt.dev.cfg.testdata.naming.NestedInvalid", false);
fail("Expected exception from invalid module name.");
} catch (UnableToCompleteException expected) {
}
logger.assertLogEntriesContainExpected();
}
/**
* Test that when compiling buggyCode, the TypeOracleUpdater emits expectedError somewhere in its
* output. The code should define a class named Buggy.
*/
private void shouldGenerateError(
SourceLevel sourceLevel, CharSequence buggyCode, String... expectedErrors) {
UnitTestTreeLogger.Builder builder = new UnitTestTreeLogger.Builder();
builder.setLowestLogLevel(TreeLogger.ERROR);
if (expectedErrors != null) {
builder.expectError("Errors in \'/mock/Buggy.java\'", null);
for (String e : expectedErrors) {
builder.expectError(e, null);
}
}
UnitTestTreeLogger logger = builder.createLogger();
StaticJavaResource buggyResource = new StaticJavaResource("Buggy", buggyCode);
TypeOracleTestingUtils.buildStandardTypeOracleWith(
logger,
Collections.<Resource>emptySet(),
CompilationStateTestBase.getGeneratedUnits(buggyResource),
sourceLevel);
logger.assertCorrectLogEntries();
}
