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/**
 * @test
 * @bug 8013497
 * @summary test for API: Field.getAnnotatedType()
 * @author Charlie Wang
 * @library ../../../../
 * @build AnnotationTest TestCaseGenerator DeclarationGenerator Helper
 * @run main FieldGetAnnotatedTypeTest
 */
import java.lang.reflect.AnnotatedType;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.Map;

/*
 * This file is intended to test API: Field.getAnnotatedType(). 
 * It can be run directly by java command or by jtreg.
 * By setting Helper.DEBUG = true/false, one can display/hide the test code
 * on the command line output, which is constructed for the annotation test.
 * Here's more details about test code generation:
 * Construct the test code in a structure specified in TestCase.
 * In each of the following cases, different combinations of annotation 
 * specified in AnnotationTest.annotationCombinations are tested. The output
 * annotations must be the same as input both in value and order.
 * 1. Apply all combinations of annotations on field type
 * The program test all the cases in TestCase by looping over each one of it.
 * Test cases are constructed with small code snippet from Helper.SrcType
 * using changable annotations, type and name. After these values are specified,
 * the method GenTestCode() generates corresponding java code, encapsulate them
 * with a class. Then this class is compiled by Helper.compileCode() into
 * classes which is later loaded into memory by Helper.loadClass().
 * The test fails if any of the cases fail.
 */
public class FieldGetAnnotatedTypeTest extends AnnotationTest {

    enum TestCase implements TestCaseGenerator {

        TESTBASECLSSTART() {
            /**
             * generate test base, which is the class name used to compile the code: 
             * import java.io.*; 
             * import java.util.*; 
             * import java.lang.*; 
             * import java.lang.reflect.*;
             * import java.lang.annotation.*; 
             * class testBaseClsName { }
             */
            public String genTestCase(String str) {
                return AnnotationTest.genBaseClassStart(testBaseClsName);
            }
        },
        FIELDTYPE() {
            /**
             * generate field type: 
             * public [#ANNO] type f1; 
             * then append annotations on [#ANNO]
             *
             * input should be like [@anno]
             */
            public String genTestCase(String str) {
                if (null == str) {
                    throw new RuntimeException("bad test case.");
                }
                String testCode = "";
                int clsIdx = testInput.size();
                TestCodeGenerator tcg = new TestCodeGenerator();
                tcg.put(Helper.Declaration.FIELD_TYPE, str + " String");
                tcg.put(Helper.Declaration.FIELD_NAME, 
                        testBaseFieldName + clsIdx);
                testInput.put(testBaseFieldName + clsIdx, str);
                testCode += tcg.genTestCode(Helper.Declaration.FIELD_TYPE);
                return testCode;
            }
        },
        TESTBASECLSEND() {
            /**
             * generate end of the test base class: }
             *
             */
            public String genTestCase(String str) {
                return AnnotationTest.genBaseClassEnd(testBaseClsName);
            }
        };
        
        // a place to hold class name -- annotation correspondence
        public static Map<String, String> testInput = new LinkedHashMap<>();

        // generate test class of a specific case
        public String genTestCase(String str) {
            return "";
        }
    }

    // generate source code for test according to TestCase
    protected String genTestCode(Class<? extends TestCaseGenerator> tcg) {
        String testCode = "";
        testCode += TestCase.TESTBASECLSSTART.genTestCase(null);
        for (String anno : annotationCombinations) {
            // append annotation on field
            testCode += TestCase.FIELDTYPE.genTestCase(anno);
        }
        testCode += TestCase.TESTBASECLSEND.genTestCase(null);

        return testCode;
    }

    // compare input with result
    protected boolean checkResult() throws Exception {
        compileCode(TestCase.class);
        // Get Class object for the compiled class
        Class cls = Helper.loadClass(TestCaseGenerator.testBaseClsName);
        for (String fieldName : TestCase.testInput.keySet()) {
            AnnotatedType at = 
                    cls.getDeclaredField(fieldName).getAnnotatedType();
            if (!Helper.getAT(at).equals(TestCase.testInput.get(fieldName))) {
                Helper.debugPrint(fieldName + " failed with faulty annotations.");
                return false;
            }
        }
        return true;
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        new FieldGetAnnotatedTypeTest().test();
    }
}