private void assertBad(String s, String expectedErrorSubstring) throws IOException {
assertEquals(1, rule.match(langTool.getAnalyzedSentence(s)).length);
final String errorMessage = rule.match(langTool.getAnalyzedSentence(s))[0].getMessage();
assertTrue(
"Got error '" + errorMessage + "', expected substring '" + expectedErrorSubstring + "'",
errorMessage.contains(expectedErrorSubstring));
}
private void assertBad(String s, int n, String... expectedSuggestions) throws IOException {
RuleMatch[] matches = rule.match(langTool.getAnalyzedSentence(s));
assertEquals("Did not find " + n + " match(es) in sentence '" + s + "'", n, matches.length);
if (expectedSuggestions.length > 0) {
RuleMatch match = matches[0];
// When two errors are reported by the rule (so TODO above), it might happen that the first
// match does not have the suggestions, but the second one
if (matches.length > 1 && match.getSuggestedReplacements().size() == 0) {
match = matches[1];
}
List<String> suggestions = match.getSuggestedReplacements();
assertThat(suggestions, is(Arrays.asList(expectedSuggestions)));
}
}
private void assertBad(String s, int n) throws IOException {
assertEquals(n, rule.match(langTool.getAnalyzedSentence(s)).length);
}
