/*
* a number with a string match condition will be treated as string
+ * (these cases shouldn't arise as the match() method is coded)
*/
Matcher m1 = new Matcher(Condition.Contains, "32");
assertFalse(m1.matchesFloat("-203f", 0f));
assertTrue(m1.matchesFloat("-4321.0f", 0f));
assertFalse(m1.matchesFloat("-203", 0f));
assertTrue(m1.matchesFloat("-4321", 0f));
+ assertFalse(m1.matchesLong("-203"));
+ assertTrue(m1.matchesLong("-4321"));
+ assertFalse(m1.matchesLong("-203f"));
+ assertTrue(m1.matchesLong("-4321.0f"));
}
/**
assertFalse(m.equals("foo"));
assertTrue(m.equals(m));
assertTrue(m.equals(new Matcher(Condition.LT, -123456)));
+ assertFalse(m.equals(new Matcher(Condition.LT, +123456)));
assertTrue(m.equals(new Matcher(Condition.LT, "-123456")));
assertFalse(m.equals(new Matcher(Condition.LT, -123456f)));
assertFalse(m.equals(new Matcher(Condition.LT, "-123456f")));
MatcherI m = new Matcher(Condition.EQ, 2);
assertTrue(m.matches("2"));
assertTrue(m.matches("+2"));
+ assertFalse(m.matches("3"));
// a float value may be passed to an integer matcher
assertTrue(m.matches("2.0"));
assertTrue(m.matches("2.000000f"));