| Tests either the Julian or Gregorian chronology from org.joda.time.chrono.gj
against the implementations in this package. It tests all the date fields
against their principal methods.
Randomly generated values are fed into the DateTimeField methods and the
results are compared between the two chronologies. If any result doesn't
match, an error report is generated and the program exits. Each time this
test program is run, the pseudo random number generator is seeded with the
same value. This ensures consistent results between test runs.
The main method accepts three optional arguments: iterations, mode, seed. By
default, iterations is set to 1,000,000. The test will take several minutes
to run, depending on the computer's performance. Every 5 seconds a progress
message is printed.
The mode can be either 'g' for proleptic gregorian (the default) or 'j' for
proleptic julian. To override the default random number generator seed, pass
in a third argument which accepts a long signed integer.
author:
Brian S O'Neill |