public void testFitsValue()
{
JDFParser p = new JDFParser();
string strNode = "<IntegerState Name=\"BitDepth\" DefaultValue=\"1\" AllowedValueList=\"1 8 12\"/>";
JDFDoc jdfDoc = p.parseString(strNode);
JDFIntegerState state = (JDFIntegerState)jdfDoc.getRoot();
JDFIntegerRangeList list = new JDFIntegerRangeList();
list.Append(new JDFIntegerRange(1, 12)); // 1~12
// list.append(12);
state.setListType(EnumListType.RangeList);
Assert.IsFalse(state.fitsValue(list.ToString(), EnumFitsValue.Allowed), "ListType=RangeList");
JDFIntegerRangeList list2 = new JDFIntegerRangeList();
list2.Append(new JDFIntegerRange(1, -2)); // 1~-2
JDFIntegerRangeList allowedVL = new JDFIntegerRangeList();
allowedVL.Append(new JDFIntegerRange(1, 32)); // 1~32
state.setAllowedValueList(allowedVL); // new AllowedVlaueList
Assert.IsTrue(state.fitsValue(list2.ToString(), EnumFitsValue.Allowed), "xDef is wrong");
list.erase(list.Count - 1); // erase "1~12"
list.Append(2);
list.Append(12);
list.Append(22);
state.setListType(EnumListType.List);
state.setAllowedValueMod(new JDFXYPair(10, 2));
Assert.IsTrue(state.fitsValue(list.ToString(), EnumFitsValue.Allowed), "ListType=List, ValueMod=" + state.getAllowedValueMod());
}
