// -------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
 *  This test class shows how one might specify acceptance criteria for an
 *  assignment using a series of test cases.
 *
 *  @author  Stephen Edwards
 *  @version Feb 22, 2013
 */
public class AppointmentTests
    extends junit.framework.TestCase
{
    //~ Instance/static variables .............................................

    private Appointment app1;
    private Appointment app2;


    //~ Methods ...............................................................

    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Sets up the test fixture.
     * Called automatically before every test case method.
     */
    protected void setUp()
    {
        int hour = 10;
        String description = "CS 1114";
        app1 = new Appointment(hour, description);
        hour = 13;
        description = "MATH 1506";
        app2 = new Appointment(hour, description);
    }


    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Test that the hour accessor works as expected.
     */
    public void testHour()
    {
        assertEquals(10, app1.hour());
        assertEquals(13, app2.hour());
    }


    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Test that the description accessor works as expected.
     */
    public void testDescription()
    {
        assertEquals("CS 1114", app1.description());
        assertEquals("MATH 1506", app2.description());
    }


    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Test that the setHour() setter works.
     */
    public void testSetHour()
    {
        app1.setHour(15);
        assertEquals(15, app1.hour());
    }


    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Test that the setDescription() setter works.
     */
    public void testSetDescription()
    {
        app1.setDescription("CS 1104");
        assertEquals("CS 1104", app1.description());
    }


    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Test that the setTime() setter works.
     */
    public void testSetTime()
    {
        assertEquals(10, app1.hour());
        app1.setTime("3pm");
        assertEquals(15, app1.hour());
        app1.setTime("11am");
        assertEquals(11, app1.hour());
        app1.setTime("11pm");
        assertEquals(23, app1.hour());
    }


    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Test that setTime() works with noon and midnight values.
     */
    public void testSetTime2()
    {
        app1.setTime("12pm");
        assertEquals(12, app1.hour());
        app1.setTime("12am");
        assertEquals(0, app1.hour());
    }


    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Test that toString() works.
     */
    public void testToString()
    {
        assertEquals("10am: CS 1114", app1.toString());
        assertEquals("1pm: MATH 1506", app2.toString());
    }


    // ----------------------------------------------------------
    /**
     * Test that setTime() and toString() work for noon and midnight.
     */
    public void testToString2()
    {
        app1.setTime("12pm");
        assertEquals("12pm: CS 1114", app1.toString());
        app1.setTime("12am");
        assertEquals("12am: CS 1114", app1.toString());
    }
}