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<?php
/**
* Provides test methods to ensure constants are available and as expected for all houses.
*/
class HousesTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
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{
* Test that the Royal edge-case house is correctly defined.
public function testRoyalHouseDefined()
$this->assertEquals(0, HOUSE_TYPE_ROYAL);
}
* Test that the House of Commons is correctly defined.
public function testCommonsHouseDefined()
$this->assertEquals(1, HOUSE_TYPE_COMMONS);
* Test that the House of Lords is correctly defined.
public function testLordsHouseDefined()
$this->assertEquals(2, HOUSE_TYPE_LORDS);
* Test that the Northern Ireland Assembly is correctly defined.
public function testNIHouseDefined()
$this->assertEquals(3, HOUSE_TYPE_NI);
* Test that the Scottish Parliament is correctly defined.
public function testScotlandHouseDefined()
$this->assertEquals(4, HOUSE_TYPE_SCOTLAND);
* Test that the Assembly for Wales is correctly defined.
public function testWalesHouseDefined()
$this->assertEquals(5, HOUSE_TYPE_WALES);
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