Java unit test Same day judgment ArDate, Date, Calendar, long ignore the time and judge whether they are the same day

Table of Contents ⇒ Java Unit Test Library-Artery-Sample

Q05_02.java

package jp.avaj.lib.test;

import java.util.Date;

import jp.avaj.lib.algo.ArDate;
import jp.avaj.lib.algo.ArDateUtil;

/**
Java Unit Test Same Day Judgment ArDate,Date,Calendar,Determine if long is the same day, ignoring the time

・ This sample shows a sample that compares ArDate and Date, but any combination of the above can be compared..
・ Note, ArDate holds only the date and does not handle the time..
*/
public class Q05_02 {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
    //Start a test case.
    ArTest.startTestCase("Q05_02");

    //On the day
    ArDate arDate0 = new ArDate();
    //On the day, at the time
    Date date1 = new Date();
    //If you compare this, the same day
    ArTest.sameDate("ArDate vs Date","arDate0",arDate0,"date1",date1);

    //Advance date1 by one hour, argument is day → hour → minute, this method is Calendar,Can also be used with long.
    date1 = ArDateUtil.forward(date1,0,1,0,0);
    // (If you run this test before 23:00)Same day
    ArTest.sameDate("ArDate vs Date","arDate0",arDate0,"date1",date1);

    //Advance arDate0 for a day
    arDate0.forward(1);
    //If you compare both, they are not on the same day
    ArTest.notSameDate("ArDate vs Date","arDate0",arDate0,"date1",date1);

    //Advance date1 by one day,
    date1 = ArDateUtil.forward(date1,1,0,0,0);
    //It will be the same day again
    ArTest.sameDate("ArDate vs Date","arDate0",arDate0,"date1",date1);
    //
    //End the test case
    ArTest.endTestCase();
  }
}

The result is as follows

result.txt

**** Q05_02 start ****
OK ArDate vs Date:arDate0=2019/10/23:date1=2019/10/23 06:37:09
OK ArDate vs Date:arDate0=2019/10/23:date1=2019/10/23 07:37:09
OK ArDate vs Date:arDate0=2019/10/24:date1=2019/10/23 07:37:09
OK ArDate vs Date:arDate0=2019/10/24:date1=2019/10/24 07:37:09
**** Q05_02 summary ****
test count = 4
success    = 4