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SUN SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR 0N/A * ANY DAMAGES SUFFERED BY LICENSEE AS A RESULT OF USING, MODIFYING OR 0N/A * DISTRIBUTING THIS SOFTWARE OR ITS DERIVATIVES. 0N/A/* This test is a generalized test for verifying changes to the locale data. 0N/A * It is driven by an external file that specifies the particular pieces of locale 0N/A * data to check. That file is in .properties file format: a series of key/value 0N/A * pairs delimited by newline characters, with the keys separated from the values 0N/A * by = signs. The keys are similar in syntax to a Unix pathname, with keys at 0N/A * successive levels of containment in the resource-data hierarchy separated by 0N/A * slashes. The file is in ISO 8859-1 encoding, with control characters and 0N/A * non-ASCII characters denoted with backslash-u escape sequences. The program also allows 0N/A * blank lines and comment lines to be interspersed with the data. Comment lines 0N/A * A data file for this test would look something like this:<pre> 0N/A * FormatData//MonthNames/0=January 0N/A * FormatData//MonthNames/1=February 0N/A * LocaleNames//US=United States 0N/A * LocaleNames//FR=France 3699N/A * You can use language tag with '-' in locale field like this:<pre> 0N/A * The command-line syntax of this test is 0N/A * <tt>java LocaleDataTest [-w] [{ -s | <filename> }]</tt> 0N/A * This program always sends its results to standard output. If -w is not specified, 0N/A * this program prints out only the differences between the data file and the actual 0N/A * resource data. If -w is specified, the program prints out every entry, comment, 0N/A * and blank line from the data file. Where there is a difference between the data 0N/A * file and the resource data, the data is the data from the resources. This feature 0N/A * can be used to quickly generate a new data file. 0N/A * The user can specify an optional filename or -s. If the user specifies a filename, 0N/A * the program uses that file as the data file. If the user specifies -s, the program 0N/A * reads its input from standard input rather than from a file. If the user specifies 0N/A * neither, the program reads its input from a file called LocaleData in the same 0N/A * directory the program itself resides in. 0N/A * The -nothrow option prevents the program from throwing an exception when it 0N/A * gets an error. -w implies -nothrow. 0N/A * Other command-line options can be specified, but are ignored. 0N/A * It's important to note what this test will NOT test. Certain changes to the locale 0N/A * data are meant to have certain effects on the internationalization frameworks. For 0N/A * date/time format of SimpleDateFormat by making sure that the full date and time 0N/A * patterns include sufficient data. The test of this is not whether changes were 0N/A * made to the locale data; it's whether using this data gives round-trip integrity. 0N/A * Likewise, changing the currency patterns to use \u00a4 instead of local currency 0N/A * symbols isn't something that can be tested by this test; instead, you want to 0N/A * actually format currency values and make sure the proper currency symbol was used. 0N/A * This test by itself doesn't do an exhaustive comparison of locale data. It is 0N/A * possible to do this manually, however: Use the GenerateKeyList tool to produce 0N/A * a complete list of keys for the two versions of the locales you want to compare, 0N/A * and then diff them. This will flag additions and deletions. Generate a data file 0N/A * for the base version of the data using the -w option and the output from 0N/A * GenerateKeyList, and then use the resultant file as the data file when you run 0N/A * this test against the new version of the data. 0N/A // set up our flags and our input and output streams based on the 0N/A // command-line arguments (exceptions generated here will propagate out 0N/A // to the environment) 0N/A "ISO8859_1")),
true);
0N/A // perform the actual test 0N/A // write out the error count, and throw an exception out into the environment 0N/A // if there were any errors 0N/A throw new Exception(
"Malformed input file: no slashes in \"" +
key +
"\"");
0N/A throw new Exception(
"Malformed input file: \"" +
key +
"\" is missing locale name");
2048N/A // TimeZone name may have "/" in it, for example "Asia/Taipei", so use "Asia\/Taipei in LocaleData. 0N/A for (
int i =
0; i <
4; i++) {
0N/A if ((c >=
' ' && c <=
'\u007e') || c ==
'\r' || c ==
'\n')