/** Test of apply method, of class JRubyEngine. */
@Test
public void testApply() throws BSFException {
System.out.println("apply");
BSFManager manager = new BSFManager();
JRubyEngine instance = new JRubyEngine();
instance.initialize(manager, "jruby", null);
String file = "";
int line = 0;
int col = 0;
Object funcBody = null;
Vector paramNames = new Vector();
Vector args = new Vector();
Object expResult = null;
Object result = instance.apply(file, line, col, funcBody, paramNames, args);
assertEquals(expResult, result);
expResult = new Long(144);
result = instance.apply("<script>", 0, 0, "x=144", null, null);
assertEquals(expResult, result);
expResult = new Double(12.0);
result = instance.apply("<script>", 0, 0, "Math.sqrt x", null, null);
assertEquals(expResult, result);
paramNames.add("message");
args.add("red small beans and often used in a form of paste.");
result =
instance.apply("<script>", 0, 0, "ret=\"Azuki beans are #{message}\"", paramNames, args);
expResult = "Azuki beans are red small beans and often used in a form of paste.";
assertEquals(expResult, result);
paramNames.clear();
args.clear();
paramNames.add("correction");
args.add("usually");
result =
instance.apply("<script>", 0, 0, "ret = ret.gsub(/often/, correction)", paramNames, args);
expResult = "Azuki beans are red small beans and usually used in a form of paste.";
assertEquals(expResult, result);
}
