\JFormRuleUsernameTest

Test class for JFormRuleUsername.

Synopsis

class JFormRuleUsernameTest extends TestCase {

• // Inherited members from TestCase
• protected  $expectedErrors;
• // methods
• public void testUsername()
• // Inherited methods from TestCase
• public static boolean errorCallback()
• public void assignMockCallbacks()
• public void assignMockReturns()
• public JException expectedErrorCallback()
• public JApplication getMockApplication()
• public JApplicationCms getMockCmsApp()
• public JConfig getMockConfig()
• public JDatabase getMockDatabase()
• public JEventDispatcher getMockDispatcher()
• public JDocument getMockDocument()
• public JLanguage getMockLanguage()
• public JSession getMockSession()
• public JApplicationWeb getMockWeb()
• public void setExpectedError()
• protected void restoreErrorHandlers()
• protected void restoreFactoryState()
• protected void saveErrorHandlers()
• protected void saveFactoryState()
• protected void setErrorHandlers()
• protected void setErrorCallback()
• protected void setUp()
• protected void tearDown()
}


Hierarchy

Extends

• TestCase

Members

protected

• $expectedErrors — array

Methods

public

• testUsername() — Test the JFormRuleUsername::test method.

Inherited from TestCase

protected

• restoreErrorHandlers() — Sets the JError error handlers.
• restoreFactoryState() — Sets the Factory pointers
• saveErrorHandlers() — Saves the current state of the JError error handlers.
• saveFactoryState() — Saves the Factory pointers
• setErrorCallback() — Sets the JError error handlers to callback mode and points them at the test logging method.
• setErrorHandlers() — Sets the JError error handlers.
• setUp() — Overrides the parent setup method.
• tearDown() — Overrides the parent tearDown method.

public

• assignMockCallbacks() — Assigns mock callbacks to methods.
• assignMockReturns() — Assigns mock values to methods.
• errorCallback() — Receives the callback from JError and logs the required error information for the test.
• expectedErrorCallback() — Callback receives the error from JError and deals with it appropriately If a test expects a JError to be raised, it should call this setExpectedError first If you don't call this method first, the test will fail.
• getMockApplication() — Gets a mock application object.
• getMockCmsApp() — Gets a mock CMS application object.
• getMockConfig() — Gets a mock configuration object.
• getMockDatabase() — Gets a mock database object.
• getMockDispatcher() — Gets a mock dispatcher object.
• getMockDocument() — Gets a mock document object.
• getMockLanguage() — Gets a mock language object.
• getMockSession() — Gets a mock session object.
• getMockWeb() — Gets a mock web object.
• setExpectedError() — Tells the unit tests that a method or action you are about to attempt is expected to result in JError::raiseSomething being called.