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package org.panopticode.supplement.emma;

import junit.framework.TestCase;
import org.panopticode.PanopticodeMethod;
import static org.panopticode.TestHelpers.*;
import org.dom4j.Element;

import java.util.LinkedList;


public class CouldntNarrowMethodMatchesExceptionTest extends TestCase {
    public void testGetMessage() {
        CouldntNarrowMethodMatchesException ex;
        LinkedList<Element> possibleElements;
        PanopticodeMethod panopticodeMethod;

        panopticodeMethod = createDummyMethod();
        panopticodeMethod.setParentClass(createDummyClass());
        possibleElements = new LinkedList<>();
        possibleElements.add(createElement("foo"));
        possibleElements.add(createElement("bar"));

        ex = new CouldntNarrowMethodMatchesException(panopticodeMethod, possibleElements);

        assertEquals("Couldn't narrow match for method 'HelloWorld.sayHello()' from ['foo', 'bar'] in class 'HelloWorld'",
                     ex.getMessage());
    }

    private Element createElement(String name) {
        Element element;
        
        element = createDummyElement();
        element.addAttribute("name", name);

        return element;
    }
}