require 'rubygems' require 'minitest/unit' require 'rdoc/markup' require 'rdoc/markup/to_html' class TestRDocMarkupToHtml < MiniTest::Unit::TestCase def setup @m = RDoc::Markup.new @am = RDoc::Markup::AttributeManager.new @th = RDoc::Markup::ToHtml.new end def test_class_gen_relative_url def gen(from, to) RDoc::Markup::ToHtml.gen_relative_url from, to end assert_equal 'a.html', gen('a.html', 'a.html') assert_equal 'b.html', gen('a.html', 'b.html') assert_equal 'd.html', gen('a/c.html', 'a/d.html') assert_equal '../a.html', gen('a/c.html', 'a.html') assert_equal 'a/c.html', gen('a.html', 'a/c.html') end def test_list_verbatim str = "* one\n verb1\n verb2\n* two\n" expected = <<-EXPECTED
verb1 verb2
\n-- — cats' cats’\n
\n", util_format("-- -- cats' cats'") assert_equal "\n—\n
\n", util_format("--") end def test_convert_string_fancy # # The HTML typesetting is broken in a number of ways, but I have fixed # the most glaring issues for single and double quotes. Note that # "strange" symbols (periods or dashes) need to be at the end of the # test case strings in order to suppress cross-references. # assert_equal "\n“cats”.\n
\n", util_format("\"cats\".") assert_equal "\n‘cats’.\n
\n", util_format("\'cats\'.") assert_equal "\ncat’s-\n
\n", util_format("cat\'s-") end def util_fragment(text) RDoc::Markup::Fragment.new 0, nil, nil, text end def util_format(text) fragment = util_fragment text @th.start_accepting @th.accept_paragraph @am, fragment @th.end_accepting end end MiniTest::Unit.autorun