Examples of com.google.singletondetector.output.OutputNode.separate()

Package com.google.singletondetector.output

Class com.google.singletondetector.output.OutputNode

Examples of com.google.singletondetector.output.OutputNode.separate()

com.google.singletondetector.output.OutputNode.separate()
Splits the string at the last '/', replacing it with a new line and swapping the beginning and ending. This is used to shorten the width of nodes, by placing the name of the class at top of the node and its path at the bottom. @param str The string to separate @return The separated string


public class OutputNodeTest extends TestCase {


  public void testChop() {
    OutputNode chopper = new OutputNode("chopper");
    assertEquals("sub1\\ntest/p1", chopper.separate("test/p1/sub1"));
    assertEquals("testp1", chopper.separate("testp1"));
  }


  public void testGetGraphMlEdges() {
    String expectedOutput =

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public class OutputNodeTest extends TestCase {


  public void testChop() {
    OutputNode chopper = new OutputNode("chopper");
    assertEquals("sub1\\ntest/p1", chopper.separate("test/p1/sub1"));
    assertEquals("testp1", chopper.separate("testp1"));
  }


  public void testGetGraphMlEdges() {
    String expectedOutput =
        "    <edge source='source' target='dest1'>\n"

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