static void testRawInteger()
{
JSONParse parser = new JSONParse("42");
System.assertEquals(false, parser.isObject());
System.assertEquals(false, parser.isArray());
System.assertEquals(42, parser.getIntegerValue());
}
static void testGetIntegerValue()
{
JSONParse parser = new JSONParse("12");
System.assertEquals(12, parser.getIntegerValue());
parser = new JSONParse("\"12\"");
System.assertEquals(12, parser.getIntegerValue());
parser = new JSONParse("12.5");
System.assertEquals(12, parser.getIntegerValue());
parser = new JSONParse("1538783039073");
System.assertEquals(1184747105, parser.getIntegerValue()); // integer gets truncated
try
{
parser = new JSONParse("[1,2,3]");
parser.getIntegerValue();
System.assert(false, "Node is not a valid Integer, should have seen an exception about that.");
}
catch (JSONParse.InvalidConversionException e)
{
System.assertEquals("This value cannot be converted to an Integer: [ 1, 2, 3 ]", e.getMessage());
}
}
