Test_invoke_super_range.rar_Superclass

package android.content; import android.app.SearchManager; import android.database.Cursor; import android.net.Uri; import android.provider.SearchRecentSuggestions; import android.test.ProviderTestCase2; import android.test.suitebuilder.annotation.Suppress; /** * Very simple provider that I can instantiate right here. */ class TestProvider extends SearchRecentSuggestionsProvider { final static String AUTHORITY = "android.content.TestProvider"; final static int MODE = DATABASE_MODE_QUERIES + DATABASE_MODE_2LINES; public TestProvider() { super(); setupSuggestions(AUTHORITY, MODE); } } /** * ProviderTestCase that performs unit tests of SearchRecentSuggestionsProvider. * * You can run this test in isolation via the commands: * * $ (cd tests/FrameworkTests/ && mm) && adb sync * $ adb shell am instrument -w \ * -e class android.content.SearchRecentSuggestionsProviderTest * com.android.frameworktest.tests/android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner */ // Suppress these until bug http://b/issue?id=1416586 is fixed. @Suppress public class SearchRecentSuggestionsProviderTest extends ProviderTestCase2<TestProvider> { // Elements prepared by setUp() SearchRecentSuggestions mSearchHelper; public SearchRecentSuggestionsProviderTest() { super(TestProvider.class, TestProvider.AUTHORITY); } /** * During setup, grab a helper for DB access */ @Override public void setUp() throws Exception { super.setUp(); // Use the recent suggestions helper. As long as we pass in our isolated context, // it should correctly access the provider under test. mSearchHelper = new SearchRecentSuggestions(getMockContext(), TestProvider.AUTHORITY, TestProvider.MODE); // test for empty database at setup time checkOpenCursorCount(0); } /** * Simple test to see if we can instantiate the whole mess. */ public void testSetup() { assertTrue(true); } /** * Simple test to see if we can write and read back a single query */ public void testOneQuery() { final String TEST_LINE1 = "test line 1"; final String TEST_LINE2 = "test line 2"; mSearchHelper.saveRecentQuery(TEST_LINE1, TEST_LINE2); // make sure that there are is exactly one entry returned by a non-filtering cursor checkOpenCursorCount(1); // test non-filtering cursor for correct entry checkResultCounts(null, 1, 1, TEST_LINE1, TEST_LINE2); // test filtering cursor for correct entry checkResultCounts(TEST_LINE1, 1, 1, TEST_LINE1, TEST_LINE2); checkResultCounts(TEST_LINE2, 1, 1, TEST_LINE1, TEST_LINE2); // test that a different filter returns zero results checkResultCounts("bad filter", 0, 0, null, null); } /** * Simple test to see if we can write and read back a diverse set of queries */ public void testMixedQueries() { // we'll make 10 queries named "query x" and 10 queries named "test x" final String TEST_GROUP_1 = "query "; final String TEST_GROUP_2 = "test "; final String TEST_LINE2 = "line2 "; final int GROUP_COUNT = 10; writeEntries(GROUP_COUNT, TEST_GROUP_1, TEST_LINE2); writeEntries(GROUP_COUNT, TEST_GROUP_2, TEST_LINE2); // check counts checkOpenCursorCount(2 * GROUP_COUNT); // check that each query returns the right result counts checkResultCounts(TEST_GROUP_1, GROUP_COUNT, GROUP_COUNT, null, null); checkResultCounts(TEST_GROUP_2, GROUP_COUNT, GROUP_COUNT, null, null); checkResultCounts(TEST_LINE2, 2 * GROUP_COUNT, 2 * GROUP_COUNT, null, null); } /** * Test that the reordering code works properly. The most recently injected queries * should replace existing queries and be sorted to the top of the list. */ public void testReordering() { // first we'll make 10 queries named "group1 x" final int GROUP_1_COUNT = 10; final String GROUP_1_QUERY = "group1 "; final String GROUP_1_LINE2 = "line2 "; writeEntries(GROUP_1_COUNT, GROUP_1_QUERY, GROUP_1_LINE2); // check totals checkOpenCursorCount(GROUP_1_COUNT); // guarantee that group 1 has older timestamps writeDelay(); // next we'll add 10 entries named "group2 x" final int GROUP_2_COUNT = 10; final String GROUP_2_QUERY = "group2 "; final String GROUP_2_LINE2 = "line2 "; writeEntries(GROUP_2_COUNT, GROUP_2_QUERY, GROUP_2_LINE2); // check totals checkOpenCursorCount(GROUP_1_COUNT + GROUP_2_COUNT); // guarantee that group 2 has older timestamps writeDelay(); // now refresh 5 of the 10 from group 1 // change line2 so they can be more easily tracked final int GROUP_3_COUNT = 5; final String GROUP_3_QUERY = GROUP_1_QUERY; final String GROUP_3_LINE2 = "refreshed "; writeEntries(GROUP_3_COUNT, GROUP_3_QUERY, GROUP_3_LINE2); // confirm that the total didn't change (those were replacements, not adds) checkOpenCursorCount(GROUP_1_COUNT + GROUP_2_COUNT); // confirm that the are now 5 in group 1, 10 in group 2, and 5 in group 3 int newGroup1Count = GROUP_1_COUNT - GROUP_3_COUNT; checkResultCounts(GROUP_1_QUERY, newGroup1Count, newGroup1Count, null, GROUP_1_LINE2); checkResultCounts(GROUP_2_QUERY, GROUP_2_COUNT, GROUP_2_COUNT, null, null); checkResultCounts(GROUP_3_QUERY, GROUP_3_COUNT, GROUP_3_COUNT, null, GROUP_3_LINE2); // finally, spot check that the right groups are in the right places // the ordering should be group 3 (newest), group 2, group 1 (oldest) Cursor c = getQueryCursor(null); int colQuery = c.getColumnIndexOrThrow(SearchManager.SUGGEST_COLUMN_QUERY); int colDisplay1 = c.getColumnIndexOrThrow(SearchManager.SUGGEST_COLUMN_TEXT_1); int colDisplay2 = c.getColumnIndex(SearchManager.SUGGEST_COLUMN_TEXT_2); // Spot check the first and last expected entries of group 3 c.moveToPosition(0); assertTrue("group 3 did not properly reorder to head of list", checkRow(c, colQuery, colDisplay1, colDisplay2, GROUP_3_QUERY, GROUP_3_LINE2)); c.move(GROUP_3_COUNT - 1); assertTrue("group 3 did not properly reorder to head of list", checkRow(c, colQuery, colDisplay1, colDisplay2, GROUP_3_QUERY, GROUP_3_LINE2)); // Spot check the first and last expected entries of group 2 c.move(1); assertTrue("group 2 not in expected position after reordering", checkRow(c, colQuery, colDisplay1, colDisplay2, GROUP_2_QUERY, GROUP_2_LINE2)); c.move(GROUP_2_COUNT - 1); assertTrue("group 2 not in expected position after reordering", checkRow(c, colQuery, colDisplay1, colDisplay2, GROUP_2_QUERY, GROUP_2_LINE2)); // Spot check the first and last expected entries of group 1 c.move(1); assertTrue("group 1 not in expected position after reordering", checkRow(c, colQuery, colDisplay1, colDisplay2, GROUP_1_QUERY, GROUP_1_LINE2)); c.move(newGroup1Count - 1); assertTrue("group 1 not in expected position after reordering", checkRow(c, colQuery, colDisplay1, colDisplay2, GROUP_1_QUERY, GROUP_1_LINE2)); c.close(); } /** * Test that the pruning code works properly, The database should not go beyond 250 entries, * and the oldest entries should always be discarded first. * * TODO: This is a slow test, do we have annotation for that? */ public void testPrun