// Tests that all-ASCII strings remain unchanged by
// PunycodeEncode.
public static void TestPunycode() {
String tmp;
tmp = "ascii";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "-ascii-1-";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "-ascii-1";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "ascii-1-";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "1ascii-1";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "2ascii-1-";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "as.cii";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "as&cii";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "as`cii";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "\rascii";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "\nascii";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
tmp = "\u007fascii";
Assert.assertEquals(tmp, Idna.EncodeDomainName(tmp));
// Test other aspects of Punycode
{
String stringTemp = Idna.EncodeDomainName("e\u00e1");
Assert.assertEquals("xn--e-ufa", stringTemp);
}
}
