Examples with NormalizedPath org.syncany.util.NormalizedPath used on opensource projects

Example 6 with NormalizedPath

use of org.syncany.util.NormalizedPath in project syncany by syncany.

the class NormalizedPathTest method testNameAndParentPathForNormalizedPaths.

private void testNameAndParentPathForNormalizedPaths(OperatingSystem operatingSystem) {
    EnvironmentUtil.setOperatingSystem(operatingSystem);
    // Test 1: For a file called 'A black\white telephone ☎.jpg' 
    //         Note: "A black" is NOT a directory, it's part of the filename (invalid on Windows!)		
    String alreadyNormalizedRelativePathFileStr = "Pictures/A black\\white telephone ☎.jpg";
    NormalizedPath normalizedPathFile = new NormalizedPath(null, alreadyNormalizedRelativePathFileStr);
    assertEquals("Pictures/A black\\white telephone ☎.jpg", normalizedPathFile.toString());
    assertEquals("Pictures", normalizedPathFile.getParent().toString());
    // Test 2: For directory called 'black\\white telephones ☎' 		
    String alreadyNormalizedRelativePathDirStr = "Pictures/black\\white telephones ☎";
    NormalizedPath normalizedPathDir = new NormalizedPath(null, alreadyNormalizedRelativePathDirStr);
    assertEquals("Pictures/black\\white telephones ☎", normalizedPathDir.toString());
    assertEquals("Pictures", normalizedPathDir.getParent().toString());
    // Test 3: For directory called 'black\\white telephones ☎' 		
    String alreadyNormalizedRelativePathFileWithBackslashesDirStr = "Pictures/Black\\White Pictures/Mostly\\Black Pictures/blacky.jpg";
    NormalizedPath normalizedPathWithBackslashesDir = new NormalizedPath(null, alreadyNormalizedRelativePathFileWithBackslashesDirStr);
    assertEquals("Pictures/Black\\White Pictures/Mostly\\Black Pictures/blacky.jpg", normalizedPathWithBackslashesDir.toString());
    assertEquals("Pictures/Black\\White Pictures/Mostly\\Black Pictures", normalizedPathWithBackslashesDir.getParent().toString());
}

Example 7 with NormalizedPath

use of org.syncany.util.NormalizedPath in project syncany by syncany.

the class NormalizedPathTest method testCreatablizationOnWindows.

@Test
public void testCreatablizationOnWindows() throws Exception {
    EnvironmentUtil.setOperatingSystem(OperatingSystem.WINDOWS);
    File root = new File("C:\\Philipp");
    assertEquals("Philipp", new NormalizedPath(root, "Philipp").toCreatable("filename conflict", true).toString());
    assertEquals("Philipp", new NormalizedPath(root, "Philipp").toCreatable("filename conflict", true).toString());
    assertEquals("Philipp/image.jpg", new NormalizedPath(root, "Philipp/image.jpg").toCreatable("filename conflict", true).toString());
    assertEquals("Philipp/image", new NormalizedPath(root, "Philipp/image").toCreatable("filename conflict", true).toString());
    // Cannot happen on Windows 
    assertEquals("Philipp/filewithcolons (filename conflict).txt", new NormalizedPath(root, "Philipp/file:with:colons.txt").toCreatable("filename conflict", true).toString());
    assertEquals("Philipp/filewithbackslashes (filename conflict).txt", new NormalizedPath(root, "Philipp/file\\with\\backslashes.txt").toCreatable("filename conflict", true).toString());
    assertEquals("Philipp/folderwithbackslashes (filename conflict)", new NormalizedPath(root, "Philipp/folder\\with\\backslashes").toCreatable("filename conflict", true).toString());
}