public void TestGeneration()
{
string input = @"
func: 'a1: ' + {1}; + '--
a2: ' + {2}
baseheight: 40
type: td
height: {baseheight}px
width: 60px
type: tr
color: white
class: container
background: yellow
height: ({baseheight} + 20)px
style: funcStyle
2: func:(a3|a4)
style: simple
color: pink
";
string template = @"
dummy: 1
OutputItems: COMP:(COUNT:({{1}})|0|''|SUM:OVER:({{1}}|x|{2}{x} + ' {' + SUM:OVER:({{1}={x}.ALL.NAME}|y|' --
' + COMP:({y}|INT:({y})|''|{y} + ': ') + {{1}={x}.{y}} + ';') + '--
} --
' + '--
'))
Output: OutputItems:(type|'') + OutputItems:(class|'.') + OutputItems:(style|'#')";
string expected = @"td {
height: 40px;
width: 60px;
}
tr {
color: white;
}
.container {
background: yellow;
height: 60px;
}
#funcStyle {
a1: a3;
a2: a4;
}
#simple {
color: pink;
}
".Replace("\n", "\r").Replace("\r\r", "\n").Replace("\r", "\n"); // Something odd when creating expected so using this to regularise.
GenericGenerator generator = new GenericGenerator();
string generated = generator.Generate(input, template).Replace("\r", "");
string soFar = "";
//Assert.AreEqual(expected, generated);
for (int i = 0; i < expected.Length; ++i)
{
char e = expected[i];
char g = generated[i];
