public void FindsMostSuitableQuoteCharFindsMostSuitableCharacter()
{
const char s = '\'';
const char d = '"';
const char def = s;
Assert.IsTrue(JS.FindMostSuitableQuoteChar("abcde") == def); // No quotes means default.
Assert.IsTrue(JS.FindMostSuitableQuoteChar("a'bcde") == d); // Single quote means double.
Assert.IsTrue(JS.FindMostSuitableQuoteChar("abcd\"e") == s); // Double quote means single.
Assert.IsTrue(JS.FindMostSuitableQuoteChar("a'bcd\"e") == def); // Both means default.
Assert.IsTrue(JS.FindMostSuitableQuoteChar("a''bcd\"e") == d); // More single than double means double.
Assert.IsTrue(JS.FindMostSuitableQuoteChar("a'bcd\"\"e") == s); // More double than single means single.
Assert.IsTrue(JS.FindMostSuitableQuoteChar("a''bcd\"\"e") == def); // Equal count means default.
}
public void FindsMostSuitableQuoteCharRequiresSequence()
{
Expect.Throw <ArgumentNullException>(() => JS.FindMostSuitableQuoteChar(null));
}