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23
24 /*
25 * @test 1.1 02/09/12
26 * @bug 4176141 4655819
27 * @summary Regression tests for Korean Collation
28 */
29
30 import java.text.*;
31 import java.util.*;
32
33 public class KoreanTest {
34
35 // NOTE:
36 // Golden data in this test case is locale data dependent and
37 // may need to be changed if the Korean locale collation rules
38 // are changed.
39
40 // And, CollationDecomp has been set to 0(NO_DECOMPOSITION) in
41 // LocaleElements_ko.java.
42 // This is very important to consider what is correct behavior in
43 // Korean Collator. Sometimes different from other locales.
44
45 /*
46 * TERTIARY(default): s1 < s2, SECONDARY: s1 < s2, PRIMARY: s1 < s2
47 */
48 static final String[][] compData1 = {
49 /*
50 * Data to verify '<' relationship in LocaleElements_ja.java
51 */
52 {"\uACE0\uC591\uC774", "\u732B",
53 "Hangul \"Cat\"(0xACE0 0xC591 0xC774) <---> Chinese Kanji \"Cat\"(0x732B)"},
54 {"\u30FB", "\u2025",
55 "Katakana middle dot(0x30FB) <---> Two dot leader(0x2025)"},
56
57 {"\u00B1", "\u2260",
58 "Plus-Minus Sign(0x00B1) <---> Not Equal To(0x2260)"},
59 {"\u3011", "\u2260",
60 "Right Black Lenticular Bracket(0x3011) <---> Not Equal To(0x2260)"},
61 {"\u2260", "\u2103",
62 "Not Equal To(0x2260) <---> Degree Celsius(0x2103)"},
63 {"\u2260", "\u2606",
64 "Not Equal To(0x2260) <---> White Star(0x2606)"},
65
66 // Unlike other locales' Collator, compare() returns -1 because of
67 // NO_DECOMPOSITION.
68 /* above "assumption" is no longer true, now we do normalize ("decomposition")
69 for the pattern in ko locale, but exclude those hangul syllables, so the
70 test case below need to be excluded from tiger/1.5
71 {"\u003D\u0338", "\u2260",
72 "Equal(0x003D)Combining Long Solidus Overlay(0x0338) <---> Not Equal To(0x2260)"},
73 */
74 };
75
76 /*
77 * TERTIARY(default): s1 = s2, SECONDARY: s1 = s2, PRIMARY: s1 = s2
78 */
79 static final String[][] compData2 = {
80 // Verify a character which has been added since Unicode 2.1.X.
81 {"\u798F", "\uFA1B",
82 "CJK Unified Ideograph \"FUKU\"(0x798F) <---> CJK Compatibility Ideograph \"FUKU\"(0xFA1B)"},
83
84 };
85
86 Collator col = Collator.getInstance(Locale.KOREA);
87 int result = 0;
88
89 public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
90 new KoreanTest().run();
91 }
92
93 public void run() {
94 //
95 // Test for TERTIARY(default)
96 //
97 doCompare(compData1);
98 doEquals(compData2);
99
100 //
101 // Test for SECONDARY
102 //
103 col.setStrength(Collator.SECONDARY);
104 doCompare(compData1);
105 doEquals(compData2);
106
107 //
108 // Test for PRIMARY
109 //
110 col.setStrength(Collator.PRIMARY);
111 doCompare(compData1);
112 doEquals(compData2);
113
114 if (result !=0) {
115 throw new RuntimeException("Unexpected results on Korean collation.");
116 }
117 }
118
119 /* compare() should return -1 for each combination. */
120 void doCompare(String[][] s) {
121 int value;
122 for (int i=0; i < s.length; i++) {
123 if ((value = col.compare(s[i][0], s[i][1])) > -1) {
124 result++;
125 System.err.println("TERTIARY: The first string should be less than the second string: " +
126 s[i][2] + " compare() returned " + value + ".");
127 }
128 }
129 }
130
131 /* equals() should return true for each combination. */
132 void doEquals(String[][] s) {
133 for (int i=0; i < s.length; i++) {
134 if (!col.equals(s[i][0], s[i][1])) {
135 result++;
136 System.err.println("TERTIARY: The first string should be equals to the second string: " +
137 s[i][2] + " compare() returned " +
138 col.compare(s[i][0], s[i][1] + "."));
139 }
140 }
141 }
142 }