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Assert.assertEquals(parser.getSubCommand(), sc); // Check that the trailing arguments were retrieved correctly and // in the right order. if (args.length > 1) { List scargs = new ArrayList<>(); for (int i = 1; i < args.length; i++) { scargs.add(args[i]); } Assert.assertEquals(parser.getTrailingArguments(), scargs); } else { Assert.assertTrue(parser.getTrailingArguments().isEmpty()); } } /** * Provide invalid command line args. * * @return Array of invalid command line args. */ @DataProvider(name = "invalidCommandLineArgs") public Object[][] createInvalidCommandLineArgs() { return new Object[][] { { new String[] { "sub-command1", "one" } }, { new String[] { "sub-command1", "one", "two" } }, { new String[] { "sub-command2" } }, { new String[] { "sub-command2", "one" } }, { new String[] { "sub-command2", "one", "two", "three", "four", "five" } }, }; } /** * Test the parseArguments method with invalid args. * * @param args * The command line args. * @throws Exception * If something unexpected happened. */ @Test(dataProvider = "invalidCommandLineArgs", expectedExceptions = ArgumentException.class) public void testParseArgumentsWithInvalidArgs(String[] args) throws Exception { parser.parseArguments(args); } @DataProvider public Object[][] indentAndWrapProvider() throws Exception { final String eol = System.getProperty("line.separator"); return new Object[][] { { "test1", 5, " ", " test1" + eol }, { "test1 test2", 5, " ", " test1" + eol + " test2" + eol }, { "test1 test2test3", 5, " ", " test1" + eol + " test2test3" + eol }, { "test1 test2test3 test4", 5, " ", " test1" + eol + " test2test3" + eol + " test4" + eol }, }; } @Test(dataProvider = "indentAndWrapProvider") public void testIndentAndWrap(String text, int wrapColumn, String indent, String expected) { final StringBuilder buffer = new StringBuilder(); SubCommandArgumentParser.indentAndWrap(indent, buffer, wrapColumn, LocalizableMessage.raw(text)); Assertions.assertThat(buffer.toString()).isEqualTo(expected); } }