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Added one more example to XMLTest clarifyCurrentBehavior()

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Sean Leary 2024-02-25 10:45:34 -06:00
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@ -1400,16 +1400,30 @@ public class XMLTest {
@Test @Test
public void clarifyCurrentBehavior() { public void clarifyCurrentBehavior() {
// Behavior documented in #826
// After reverting the code, amount is stored as numeric, and phone is stored as string
String str1 =
" <datatypes>\n" +
" <telephone>0123456789</telephone>\n" +
" <amount>0.1230</amount>\n" +
" <boolean>true</boolean>\n" +
" </datatypes>";
JSONObject jsonObject1 = XML.toJSONObject(str1,
new XMLParserConfiguration().withKeepStrings(false));
assertEquals(jsonObject1.getJSONObject("datatypes").getFloat("amount"), 0.123, .1);
assertEquals(jsonObject1.getJSONObject("datatypes").getString("telephone"), "0123456789");
// Behavior documented in #852 // Behavior documented in #852
// After reverting the code, value is still stored as a number. This is due to how XML.isDecimalNotation() works // After reverting the code, value is still stored as a number. This is due to how XML.isDecimalNotation() works
// and is probably a bug. JSONObject has a similar problem. // and is probably a bug. JSONObject has a similar problem.
String str = "<color> <color_type>primary</color_type> <value>008E97</value> </color>"; String str2 = "<color> <color_type>primary</color_type> <value>008E97</value> </color>";
JSONObject jsonObject = XML.toJSONObject(str); JSONObject jsonObject2 = XML.toJSONObject(str2);
assertEquals(jsonObject.getJSONObject("color").getLong("value"), 0e897, .1); assertEquals(jsonObject2.getJSONObject("color").getLong("value"), 0e897, .1);
// Workaround for now is to use keepStrings // Workaround for now is to use keepStrings
JSONObject jsonObject1 = XML.toJSONObject(str, new XMLParserConfiguration().withKeepStrings(true)); JSONObject jsonObject3 = XML.toJSONObject(str2, new XMLParserConfiguration().withKeepStrings(true));
assertEquals(jsonObject1.getJSONObject("color").getString("value"), "008E97"); assertEquals(jsonObject3.getJSONObject("color").getString("value"), "008E97");
} }
} }