public void TestDecoding()
{
SetUp();
InitDe();
//TODO Why null is needed?
Tuple decoded = de.Decode(bits, null);
Console.WriteLine(decoded.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("decodedToStr=>{0}", de.DecodedToStr(decoded)));
Map <String, RangeList> fieldsMap = (Map <String, RangeList>)decoded.Get(0);
List <String> fieldsOrder = (List <String>)decoded.Get(1);
Assert.IsNotNull(fieldsMap);
Assert.IsNotNull(fieldsOrder);
Assert.AreEqual(4, fieldsMap.Count);
Map <String, Double> expectedMap = new Map <String, Double>();
expectedMap.Add("season", 305.0);
expectedMap.Add("time of day", 14.4);
expectedMap.Add("day of week", 3.0);
expectedMap.Add("weekend", 0.0);
foreach (String key in expectedMap.Keys)
{
double expected = expectedMap[key];
RangeList actual = fieldsMap[key];
Assert.AreEqual(1, actual.Count);
MinMax minmax = actual.GetRange(0);
Assert.AreEqual(expected, minmax.Min(), de.GetResolution());
Assert.AreEqual(expected, minmax.Max(), de.GetResolution());
}
Console.WriteLine(decoded.ToString());
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("decodedToStr=>{0}", de.DecodedToStr(decoded)));
}
