📄 varianttest.java
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package com.jacob.com;
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.math.BigInteger;
import java.util.Date;
import com.jacob.test.BaseTestCase;
/**
* runs through some of the get and set methods on Variant
*
* <p>
* May need to run with some command line options (including from inside
* Eclipse). Look in the docs area at the Jacob usage document for command line
* options.
*/
public class VariantTest extends BaseTestCase {
/**
* This verifies that toJavaObject() works for all of the main data types
* when they exist as a byRef version.
* <p>
* It compares the toJavaObject() for a byref against the toJavaObject() for
* the regular.
*
*/
public void testByRefToJavaObject() {
Variant v = null;
Variant vByRef = null;
v = new Variant(new Float(53.3), false);
vByRef = new Variant(new Float(53.3), true);
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
v = new Variant(new Double(53.3), false);
vByRef = new Variant(new Double(53.3), true);
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
v = new Variant(new Boolean(true), false);
vByRef = new Variant(new Boolean(true), true);
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
v = new Variant(new Integer(53), false);
vByRef = new Variant(new Integer(53), true);
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
v = new Variant(new Short((short) 53), false);
vByRef = new Variant(new Short((short) 53), true);
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
v = new Variant("53.33", false);
vByRef = new Variant("53.33", true);
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
// Ugh, you have to pick a magic number whose scale is less than 28
// 53.53 had a scale of 64 and 53.52 had a scale of 47
BigDecimal testDecimal = new BigDecimal(53.50);
v = new Variant(testDecimal, false);
vByRef = new Variant(testDecimal, true);
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
Date now = new Date();
v = new Variant(now, false);
vByRef = new Variant(now, true);
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
}
/**
* try and test VT_I8. This should only work on 64 bit machines
*/
public void testLong() {
Variant v = null;
Variant vByRef = null;
long longNumber = 1L << 40;
v = new Variant(new Long(longNumber), false);
vByRef = new Variant(new Long(longNumber), true);
assertEquals("Could recover long number " + longNumber, v.getLong(),
longNumber);
assertEquals("Could not make long number " + longNumber
+ " come out the same for get and getByRef()",
v.toJavaObject(), vByRef.toJavaObject());
v = new Variant("" + longNumber);
v.changeType(Variant.VariantLongInt);
assertEquals("Conversion from string to long didn't work ",
v.getLong(), longNumber);
}
/**
* do some testing around currencies
*/
public void testCurrencyHandling() {
Variant v = null;
Variant vByRef = null;
// need to do currency also
// currency is an integer scaled up by 10,000 to give 4 digits to the
// right of the decimal
int currencyScale = 10000;
long twentyThousand = 20000 * currencyScale;
Currency twentyThousandAsCurrency = new Currency(twentyThousand);
v = new Variant(twentyThousandAsCurrency, false);
vByRef = new Variant(twentyThousandAsCurrency, true);
if (!(v.toJavaObject() instanceof Currency)) {
fail("v.toJavaObject was not Long for currency but was: "
+ v.toJavaObject());
}
if (!v.toJavaObject().equals(vByRef.toJavaObject())) {
fail(v.toString() + " could not make type " + v.getvt() + " and "
+ vByRef.getvt() + " java objects come out the same");
}
long twentyThousandDotSeven = twentyThousand + 700;
Currency twentyThousandDotSevenAsCurrency = new Currency(
twentyThousandDotSeven);
// use the primitive constructor
v = new Variant(twentyThousandDotSevenAsCurrency);
assertEquals("failed test with " + twentyThousandDotSeven,
twentyThousandDotSeven, v.getCurrency().longValue());
}
/**
* 4/2007 bug report toObject on dispatch tries to call getDispatchRef
* instead of getDispatch so toString() on dispatch blows up.
*
*/
public void testDispatchToJavaObject() {
Variant v2 = new Variant();
v2.putNothing();
// this test fails even though the exact same code below works fine
// v2.toJavaObject();
}
/**
* see what happens when we conver to by ref
*
*/
public void testSomeChangeVT() {
Variant v;
// the code shows e shouldn't need to use a returned Variant but the
// test says we do
Variant vConverted;
v = new Variant(53.3);
short originalVT = v.getvt();
short modifier;
modifier = Variant.VariantShort;
vConverted = v.changeType(modifier);
if (vConverted.getvt() != modifier) {
fail("Failed to change Variant " + originalVT + " using mask "
+ modifier + " resulted in " + vConverted.getvt());
}
modifier = Variant.VariantString;
vConverted = v.changeType(modifier);
if (vConverted.getvt() != modifier) {
fail("Failed to change Variant " + originalVT + " using mask "
+ modifier + " resulted in " + vConverted.getvt());
}
// can't convert to byref!
modifier = Variant.VariantByref | Variant.VariantShort;
vConverted = v.changeType(modifier);
if (vConverted.getvt() == modifier) {
fail("Should not have been able to change Variant " + originalVT
+ " using mask " + modifier + " resulted in "
+ vConverted.getvt());
}
}
/**
* make sure variant with no backing store works.
*
*/
public void testUninitializedVariant() {
Variant v;
// Variants created without parameters are auto set to VariantEmpty
v = new Variant();
try {
if (v.getvt() == Variant.VariantEmpty) {
// successful
// System.out.println("Variant initialized without parameters
// correctly set to empty");
} else {
throw new RuntimeException(
"getvt() on uninitialized variant shoud have returned VariantEmpty, instead returned "
+ v.getvt());
}
} catch (IllegalStateException ise) {
throw new RuntimeException(
"getvt() on uninitialized variant shoud have succeeded, but instead threw exception");
}
try {
v.toString();
} catch (IllegalStateException ise) {
fail("toString() should never throw a runtime exception");
throw new RuntimeException(
"toString() should not blow up even with uninitialized Variant");
}
}
/**
*
* verify the toString() method does not do type conversion
*/
public void testToStringDoesNotConvert() {
Variant v;
v = new Variant(true);
v.toString();
if (v.getvt() != Variant.VariantBoolean) {
throw new RuntimeException(
"toString() converted boolean to something else");
} else {
// fail("toString() correctly does not convert type");
}
if (v.getBoolean() != true) {
fail("toString() converted boolean true to " + v.getBoolean());
}
v = new Variant(false);
v.toString();
if (v.getvt() != Variant.VariantBoolean) {
throw new RuntimeException(
"toString() converted boolean to something else");
} else {
// fail("toString() correctly does not convert type");
}
if (v.getBoolean() != false) {
fail("toString() converted boolean false to " + v.getBoolean());
}
}
/**
* Verify that booleans can be released. Part of the suite that checks all
* types.
*/
public void testSafeReleaseBoolean() {
Variant v;
v = new Variant(true);
// System.out.println("Newly created Variant ("+ v.getBoolean()+") "+
// "trying to create access violation but it doesn't seem to be easy");
v.safeRelease();
try {
v.getBoolean();
fail("IllegalStateException should have been thrown when querying safeReleased object");
throw new RuntimeException("test failed");
} catch (IllegalStateException ise) {
// System.out.println("IllegalStateException correctly thrown after
// safeRelease");
}
v = new Variant(true);
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
new Variant("xxx" + i);
new Variant(i);
new Variant("yyy" + i);
}
ComThread.Release();
try {
v.getBoolean();
fail("IllegalStateException should have been thrown when querying ComThread.Release");
throw new RuntimeException("test failed");
} catch (IllegalStateException ise) {
// System.out.println("IllegalStateException correctly thrown after
// ComThread.Release");
}
}
/**
* verify the constant values aren't released with safeRelease
*
*/
public void testSafeReleaseConstant() {
// System.out.println("Using Static constant Variant - should never
// throw access violation");
Variant.VT_TRUE.safeRelease();
if (Variant.VT_TRUE.getBoolean() != true) {
fail("VT_TRUE has been broken by SafeRelease()");
throw new RuntimeException("test failed");
} else {
// System.out.println("VT_TRUE survived SafeRelease()");
}
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
new Variant("xxx" + i);
new Variant(i);
new Variant("yyy" + i);
}
ComThread.Release();
if (Variant.VT_TRUE.getBoolean() != true) {
fail("VT_TRUE has been broken by ComThread.Release()");
throw new RuntimeException("test failed");
} else {
// System.out.println("VT_TRUE survived ComThread.Release()");
}
}
/**
* this used to try and and create an access violation but that didn't work
* and now the methods on the Variant are smarter about working after a
* release
*
*/
public void testSafeReleaseString() {
String mTestString = "Guitar Hero";
Variant v = new Variant(mTestString);
// System.out.println("Newly created Variant ("+ v.getString()+") "+
// "about to safe release and then access");
v.safeRelease();
try {
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