/*
 * Created on Mar 31, 2005
 */
package SimpleSpeller;

/** Starter code for testing the document.
 */
public class TestDocument {

    
    /** You can structure the method as you like.  However, at the end of 
     * its execution, it should display one of the following two messages
     * on the console:
     *   TESTER FOUND NO PROBLEMS FOUND WITH MYDOCUMENT CLASS.
     * or
     * 	 TEST FOUND PROBLEMS WITH MYDOCUMENT CLASS.
     * In the latter case, there should be something earlier on the console
     * calling attention to what the error it.
     * @param args
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        //Just a possible start ...
        
        /* DON'T CHANGE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LINES
         * SERVES AS A CHECK THAT THE NAMES AND PACKAGING ARE RIGHT.
         * IF THIS DOESN'T COMPILE AS-IS, SOMETHING IS WRONG.
         */
        String[] correctWords = {"cat", "dog", "gerbil", "guppy",
                "dont" + "stop" + "at" + "this"}; 
        SimpleSpeller.ISpellChecker speller = 
            new SimpleSpeller.MySpellChecker(correctWords);
        SimpleSpeller.IDocument doc = 
            new SimpleSpeller.MyDocument(speller);
        String teensy = "A teensy, woefully inadequate, " +
        		" completely pathetic little tiny document. " +
        		" If this is all you test with, your grade will likewise " +
        		" be teensy, woefully inadequate, etc..";
        doc.open(teensy);
        doc.print();
        /* You take it from here...
        You can and should add code below here to test your implementations.
        */
    }
}