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package org.apache.poi.ss.formula.ptg;

import junit.framework.TestCase;
import org.apache.poi.hssf.record.TestcaseRecordInputStream;

/**
 * Make sure the FuncPtg performs as expected
 *
 * @author Danny Mui (dmui at apache dot org)
 */
public final class TestFuncPtg extends TestCase {

    public void testRead() {
    	// This function index represents the LEN() function
        byte[] fakeData = { 0x20, 0x00,};

        FuncPtg ptg = FuncPtg.create(TestcaseRecordInputStream.createLittleEndian(fakeData) );
        assertEquals( "Len formula index is not 32(20H)", 0x20, ptg.getFunctionIndex() );
        assertEquals( "Number of operands in the len formula", 1, ptg.getNumberOfOperands() );
        assertEquals( "Function Name", "LEN", ptg.getName() );
        assertEquals( "Ptg Size", 3, ptg.getSize() );
    }

    public void testNumberOfOperands() {
        FuncPtg funcPtg = FuncPtg.create(27); // ROUND() - takes 2 args
        assertEquals(2, funcPtg.getNumberOfOperands());
        assertEquals("ROUND", funcPtg.getName());
    }
}