Can someone please post up their test code?

[R]

You dun't need to post all of the possible outcomes... just 1 is enough. We should still write our own conditions for the test.

Or am I asking too much already?

[Random_Death]

Guess, we're all to lazy. Plus that moving pic makes us dizzy.

[Sylph]

remember to make sure that if there are no more links or link tags or whatever in LinkIterator, next() returns null, and next() again should return null.

[SquirrelHunterPro]

I dont like this tag stuff... i wonder what the final project will do... maybe we need to learn HTML also, craaaaap... last year's database project was so much easier!!!

[Random_Death]

You crazy with all those rolling eyes?
Anyhow, HTML is easy stuff. it's much easier then java.

[Yingster]

just one test case, hope this helps

out = new PrintStream(new FileOutputStream("test.html"));
out.println("<   a   foo");
out.println("=");
out.println("");
out.println("");
out.println("\"bar\" href = \"sample<.html\"");
out.println("   >");
in = new BufferedReader(new FileReader("test.html"));
ti = new TagIterator(in);
result = (String)ti.next();
hasNext = ti.hasNext();
if (hasNext==true){
    System.out.println("Case 7(hasNext) failed.");
}else if(result == null || !result.equals("<   a   foo=\"bar\" href = \"sample<.html\"   >")){
    System.out.println("Case 7(next) failed.");
}

[Bahamut]

Wow, all that to test one tag.  Why not just create an html file in code warrior, type a tag you want to test, and print all the tags you've extracted to the Java console?  Do all of this in a main class.