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Add test for parsing a string with a two digit year

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Owen Stephens 2018-11-15 23:47:22 +00:00
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main/tests/server/src/com/google/refine/tests/expr/functions/strings/ToFromConversionTests.java
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@ -149,7 +149,8 @@ public class ToFromConversionTests extends RefineTest {
//parse as 'month first' date without 'false' parameter but with format specified //parse as 'month first' date without 'false' parameter but with format specified
Assert.assertEquals(invoke("toDate", "01/03/2012","dd/MM/yyyy"),CalendarParser.parseAsOffsetDateTime("2012-03-01")); Assert.assertEquals(invoke("toDate", "01/03/2012","dd/MM/yyyy"),CalendarParser.parseAsOffsetDateTime("2012-03-01"));
Assert.assertEquals(invoke("toDate", "2012-03-01","yyyy-MM-dd"),CalendarParser.parseAsOffsetDateTime("2012-03-01")); Assert.assertEquals(invoke("toDate", "2012-03-01","yyyy-MM-dd"),CalendarParser.parseAsOffsetDateTime("2012-03-01"));
//Two digit year
Assert.assertEquals(invoke("toDate", "02-02-01"),CalendarParser.parseAsOffsetDateTime("2001-02-02"));
// Multiple format strings should get tried sequentially until one succeeds or all are exhausted // Multiple format strings should get tried sequentially until one succeeds or all are exhausted
Assert.assertEquals(invoke("toDate", "2012-03-01","MMM","yyyy-MM-dd"), CalendarParser.parseAsOffsetDateTime("2012-03-01")); Assert.assertEquals(invoke("toDate", "2012-03-01","MMM","yyyy-MM-dd"), CalendarParser.parseAsOffsetDateTime("2012-03-01"));