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import argcargvtest.*;
public class argcargvtest_runme {
static {
try {
System.loadLibrary("argcargvtest");
} catch (UnsatisfiedLinkError e) {
System.err.println("Native code library failed to load. See the chapter on Dynamic Linking Problems in the SWIG Java documentation for help.\n" + e);
System.exit(1);
}
}
public static void main(String argv[]) {
argcargvtest test = new argcargvtest();
String[] largs = {"hi", "hola", "hello"};
if (test.mainc(largs) != 3)
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
String[] targs = {"hi", "hola"};
if (!test.mainv(targs, 0).equals("hi"))
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
if (!test.mainv(targs, 1).equals("hola"))
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
if (!test.mainv(targs, 2).equals("<<NULL>>"))
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
// For dynamically typed languages we test this throws an exception or similar
// at runtime, but for Java this doesn't even compile (but we can't easily
// test for that here).
// test.mainv("hello", 1);
test.initializeApp(largs);
// Check that an empty array works.
String[] empty_args = {};
if (test.mainc(empty_args) != 0)
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
if (!test.mainv(empty_args, 0).equals("<<NULL>>"))
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
// Check that empty strings are handled.
String[] empty_string = {"hello", "", "world"};
if (test.mainc(empty_string) != 3)
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
if (!test.mainv(empty_string, 0).equals("hello"))
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
if (!test.mainv(empty_string, 1).equals(""))
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
if (!test.mainv(empty_string, 2).equals("world"))
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
if (!test.mainv(empty_string, 3).equals("<<NULL>>"))
throw new RuntimeException("bad main typemap");
}
}
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