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package org.codenarc.rule.basic

import org.codenarc.rule.AbstractRuleTestCase
import org.codenarc.rule.Rule

/**
 * Tests for ClassForNameRule
 *
 * @author Hamlet D'Arcy
 */
class ClassForNameRuleTest extends AbstractRuleTestCase {

    void testRuleProperties() {
        assert rule.priority == 2
        assert rule.name == 'ClassForName'
    }

    void testSuccessScenario() {
        final SOURCE = '''
            Class.forName() // zero args is not API
            Class.forName(aClassName, true) // two args is not API
            Class.forName(aClassName, true, aClassLoader, unknown)  // four args is not API
        '''
        assertNoViolations(SOURCE)
    }

    void testViolations() {
        final SOURCE = '''
            Class.forName('SomeClassName')
            Class.forName(aClassName, true, aClassLoader)
        '''
        assertTwoViolations(SOURCE,
                2, "Class.forName('SomeClassName')", 'Methods calls to Class.forName(...) can create resource leaks and should almost always be replaced with calls to ClassLoader.loadClass(...)',
                3, 'Class.forName(aClassName, true, aClassLoader)', 'Methods calls to Class.forName(...) can create resource leaks and should almost always be replaced with calls to ClassLoader.loadClass(...)')
    }

    protected Rule createRule() {
        new ClassForNameRule()
    }
}