mas01mj@732: package asunit.framework {
mas01mj@732:     import asunit.framework.TestCase;
mas01mj@732:     import flash.display.Sprite;
mas01mj@732:     import flash.events.Event;
mas01mj@732:     import flash.events.IEventDispatcher;
mas01mj@732:     import flash.events.EventDispatcher;
mas01mj@732:     import flash.utils.setTimeout;
mas01mj@732: 
mas01mj@732:     // TestCase subclasses should always end with 'Test', the example
mas01mj@732:     // doesn't because we don't want TestSuites in this directory.
mas01mj@732:     public class TestCaseExample extends TestCase {
mas01mj@732:         private var date:Date;
mas01mj@732:         private var sprite:Sprite;
mas01mj@732: 
mas01mj@732:         // TestCase constructors must be implemented as follows
mas01mj@732:         // so that we can execute a single method on them from
mas01mj@732:         // the TestRunner
mas01mj@732:         public function TestCaseExample(testMethod:String = null) {
mas01mj@732:             super(testMethod);
mas01mj@732:         }
mas01mj@732: 
mas01mj@732:         // This method will be called before every test method
mas01mj@732:         override protected function setUp():void {
mas01mj@732:             date = new Date();
mas01mj@732: //            sprite = new Sprite();
mas01mj@732: //            addChild(sprite);
mas01mj@732:         }
mas01mj@732: 
mas01mj@732:         // This method will be called after every test method
mas01mj@732:         // but only if we're executing the entire TestCase,
mas01mj@732:         // the tearDown method won't be called if we're
mas01mj@732:         // calling start(MyTestCase, "someMethod");
mas01mj@732:         override protected function tearDown():void {
mas01mj@732: //            removeChild(sprite);
mas01mj@732: //            sprite = null;
mas01mj@732:             date = null;
mas01mj@732:         }
mas01mj@732: 
mas01mj@732:         // This is auto-created by the XULUI and ensures that
mas01mj@732:         // our objects are actually created as we expect.
mas01mj@732:         public function testInstantiated():void {
mas01mj@732:             assertTrue("Date instantiated", date is Date);
mas01mj@732: //            assertTrue("Sprite instantiated", sprite is Sprite);
mas01mj@732:         }
mas01mj@732: 
mas01mj@732:         // This is an example of a typical test method
mas01mj@732:         public function testMonthGetterSetter():void {
mas01mj@732:             date.month = 1;
mas01mj@732:             assertEquals(1, date.month);
mas01mj@732:         }
mas01mj@732: 
mas01mj@732:         // This is an asynchronous test method
mas01mj@732:         public function testAsyncFeature():void {
mas01mj@732:             // create a new object that dispatches events...
mas01mj@732:             var dispatcher:IEventDispatcher = new EventDispatcher();
mas01mj@732:             // get a TestCase async event handler reference
mas01mj@732:             // the 2nd arg is an optional timeout in ms. (default=1000ms )
mas01mj@732:             var handler:Function = addAsync(changeHandler, 2000);
mas01mj@732:             // subscribe to your event dispatcher using the returned handler
mas01mj@732:             dispatcher.addEventListener(Event.CHANGE, handler);
mas01mj@732:             // cause the event to be dispatched.
mas01mj@732:             // either immediately:
mas01mj@732:             //dispatcher.dispatchEvent(new Event(Event.CHANGE));
mas01mj@732:             // or in the future < your assigned timeout
mas01mj@732:             setTimeout( dispatcher.dispatchEvent, 200, new Event(Event.CHANGE));
mas01mj@732:         }
mas01mj@732: 
mas01mj@732:         protected function changeHandler(event:Event):void {
mas01mj@732:             // perform assertions in your handler
mas01mj@732:             assertEquals(Event.CHANGE, event.type);
mas01mj@732:         }
mas01mj@732:     }
mas01mj@732: }