public void MultipleFileSplitAndJoin()
{
// I've chosen not to test what it does with empty strings because we really don't care. Path names won't be empty.
string[][] inputs =
{
new string[0], // empty
new [] {"abc"}, // simple
new []{"abc", "def", "xyz"}, // simple list
new []{"a b", "c d", "4%f ", " ab"}, // spaces in various places
new []{"ab", "a b", "cd", "ef", "q d", "t,f", "34"}, // mix of things with and without problem characters
new []{",file", "name,", "a,b", "c;d;e", "~`@#$%^&() /-_=\\+{}[]'", @"C:\Users\John\AppData\Roaming\Favorite Files\\Myfile.sfm"} // edge cases and a realistic path
};
foreach (var list in inputs)
{
var combined = InterlinearSfmImportWizard.JoinPaths(list);
var split = InterlinearSfmImportWizard.SplitPaths(combined);
Assert.That(split.Length, Is.EqualTo(list.Length));
for (int i = 0; i < split.Length; i++)
Assert.That(split[i], Is.EqualTo(list[i]));
}
var output = InterlinearSfmImportWizard.SplitPaths("ab, \"unterminated");
Assert.That(output.Length, Is.EqualTo(2));
Assert.That(output[0], Is.EqualTo("ab"));
Assert.That(output[1], Is.EqualTo("unterminated"));
}
