$this->assertEquals( $expected, $text );
}
+ public static function provideStripOuterParagraph() {
+ // This mimics the most common use case (stripping paragraphs generated by the parser).
+ $message = new RawMessage( "Message text." );
+
+ return array(
+ array(
+ "<p>Text.</p>",
+ "Text.",
+ ),
+ array(
+ "<p class='foo'>Text.</p>",
+ "<p class='foo'>Text.</p>",
+ ),
+ array(
+ "<p>Text.\n</p>\n",
+ "Text.",
+ ),
+ array(
+ "<p>Text.</p><p>More text.</p>",
+ "<p>Text.</p><p>More text.</p>",
+ ),
+ array(
+ $message->parse(),
+ "Message text.",
+ ),
+ );
+ }
+
+ /**
+ * @dataProvider provideStripOuterParagraph
+ * @covers Parser::stripOuterParagraph
+ */
+ public function testStripOuterParagraph( $text, $expected ) {
+ $this->assertEquals( $expected, Parser::stripOuterParagraph( $text ) );
+ }
+
/**
* @expectedException MWException
* @expectedExceptionMessage Parser state cleared while parsing. Did you call Parser::parse recursively?
$wgParser->parse( '<recursivecallparser>baz</recursivecallparser>', $title, $po );
}
- public function helperParserFunc( $input, $args, $parser) {
+ public function helperParserFunc( $input, $args, $parser ) {
$title = Title::newFromText( 'foo' );
$po = new ParserOptions;
$parser->parse( $input, $title, $po );