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/*
* Copyright (C) 2011 The Android Open Source Project
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
package com.android.sdklib;
import com.android.SdkConstants;
import com.android.sdklib.ISystemImage.LocationType;
import com.android.sdklib.SdkManager.LayoutlibVersion;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;
public class SdkManagerTest extends SdkManagerTestCase {
@SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
public void testSdkManager_LayoutlibVersion() {
SdkManager sdkman = getSdkManager();
IAndroidTarget t = sdkman.getTargets()[0];
assertTrue(t instanceof PlatformTarget);
LayoutlibVersion lv = ((PlatformTarget) t).getLayoutlibVersion();
assertNotNull(lv);
assertEquals(5, lv.getApi());
assertEquals(2, lv.getRevision());
assertSame(lv, sdkman.getMaxLayoutlibVersion());
}
public void testSdkManager_SystemImage() throws Exception {
SdkManager sdkman = getSdkManager();
assertEquals("[PlatformTarget API 0 rev 1]", Arrays.toString(sdkman.getTargets()));
IAndroidTarget t = sdkman.getTargets()[0];
// By default SdkManagerTestCase creates an SDK with one platform containing
// a legacy armeabi system image.
assertEquals(
"[SystemImage ABI=armeabi, location in platform legacy='$SDK/platforms/v0_0/images']",
cleanPath(sdkman, Arrays.toString(t.getSystemImages())));
// Now add a few "platform subfolders" system images and reload the SDK.
// This disables the "legacy" mode, which means that although the armeabi
// target from above is present, it is no longer visible.
makeSystemImageFolder(new SystemImage(
sdkman, t, LocationType.IN_PLATFORM_SUBFOLDER, SdkConstants.ABI_ARMEABI_V7A));
makeSystemImageFolder(new SystemImage(
sdkman, t, LocationType.IN_PLATFORM_SUBFOLDER, SdkConstants.ABI_INTEL_ATOM));
sdkman.reloadSdk(getLog());
assertEquals("[PlatformTarget API 0 rev 1]", Arrays.toString(sdkman.getTargets()));
t = sdkman.getTargets()[0];
assertEquals(
"[SystemImage ABI=armeabi-v7a, location in platform subfolder='$SDK/platforms/v0_0/images/armeabi-v7a', " +
"SystemImage ABI=x86, location in platform subfolder='$SDK/platforms/v0_0/images/x86']",
cleanPath(sdkman, Arrays.toString(t.getSystemImages())));
// Now add arm + arm v7a images using the new SDK/system-images.
// The x86 one from the platform subfolder is still visible.
// The armeabi one from the legacy folder is overridden by the new one.
// The armeabi-v7a one from the platform subfolder is overridden by the new one.
makeSystemImageFolder(new SystemImage(
sdkman, t, LocationType.IN_SYSTEM_IMAGE, SdkConstants.ABI_ARMEABI));
makeSystemImageFolder(new SystemImage(
sdkman, t, LocationType.IN_SYSTEM_IMAGE, SdkConstants.ABI_ARMEABI_V7A));
sdkman.reloadSdk(getLog());
assertEquals("[PlatformTarget API 0 rev 1]", Arrays.toString(sdkman.getTargets()));
t = sdkman.getTargets()[0];
assertEquals(
"[SystemImage ABI=armeabi, location in system image='$SDK/system-images/android-0/armeabi', " +
"SystemImage ABI=armeabi-v7a, location in system image='$SDK/system-images/android-0/armeabi-v7a', " +
"SystemImage ABI=x86, location in platform subfolder='$SDK/platforms/v0_0/images/x86']",
cleanPath(sdkman, Arrays.toString(t.getSystemImages())));
}
public void testSdkManager_SystemImage_LegacyOverride() throws Exception {
SdkManager sdkman = getSdkManager();
assertEquals("[PlatformTarget API 0 rev 1]", Arrays.toString(sdkman.getTargets()));
IAndroidTarget t = sdkman.getTargets()[0];
// By default SdkManagerTestCase creates an SDK with one platform containing
// a legacy armeabi system image.
assertEquals(
"[SystemImage ABI=armeabi, location in platform legacy='$SDK/platforms/v0_0/images']",
cleanPath(sdkman, Arrays.toString(t.getSystemImages())));
// Now add a different ABI system image in the new system-images folder.
// This does not hide the legacy one as long as the ABI type is different
// (to contrast: having at least one sub-folder in the platform's legacy images folder
// will hide the legacy system image. Whereas this does not happen with the new type.)
makeSystemImageFolder(new SystemImage(
sdkman, t, LocationType.IN_SYSTEM_IMAGE, SdkConstants.ABI_INTEL_ATOM));
sdkman.reloadSdk(getLog());
assertEquals("[PlatformTarget API 0 rev 1]", Arrays.toString(sdkman.getTargets()));
t = sdkman.getTargets()[0];
assertEquals(
"[SystemImage ABI=armeabi, location in platform legacy='$SDK/platforms/v0_0/images', " +
"SystemImage ABI=x86, location in system image='$SDK/system-images/android-0/x86']",
cleanPath(sdkman, Arrays.toString(t.getSystemImages())));
// Now if we have one new system-image using the same ABI type, it will override the
// legacy one. This gives us a good path for updates.
makeSystemImageFolder(new SystemImage(
sdkman, t, LocationType.IN_SYSTEM_IMAGE, SdkConstants.ABI_ARMEABI));
sdkman.reloadSdk(getLog());
assertEquals("[PlatformTarget API 0 rev 1]", Arrays.toString(sdkman.getTargets()));
t = sdkman.getTargets()[0];
assertEquals(
"[SystemImage ABI=armeabi, location in system image='$SDK/system-images/android-0/armeabi', " +
"SystemImage ABI=x86, location in system image='$SDK/system-images/android-0/x86']",
cleanPath(sdkman, Arrays.toString(t.getSystemImages())));
}
/**
* Sanitizes the paths used when testing results.
* <p/>
* The system image text representation contains the absolute path to the SDK.
* However the SDK path is actually a randomized location.
* We clean it by replacing it by the constant '$SDK'.
* Also all the Windows path separators are converted to unix-like / separators.
*/
private String cleanPath(SdkManager sdkman, String string) {
return string
.replaceAll(Pattern.quote(sdkman.getLocation()), "\\$SDK") //$NON-NLS-1$
.replace('\\', '/');
}
}
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