List of usage examples for android.support.v4.app FragmentManagerImplTrojanHorse create
public static FragmentManagerImplTrojanHorse create(FragmentManager delegate)
From source file:com.uphyca.testing.junit3.support.v4.FragmentUnitTestCase.java
/** * Start the fragment under test, providing the arguments it supplied. When * you use this method to start the fragment, it will automatically be * stopped by {@link #tearDown}./*from w w w . j av a 2s. c o m*/ * * <p> * This method will call onAttach() either onCreate(), but if you wish to * further exercise Activity life cycle methods, you must call them yourself * from your test case. * * <p> * <i>Do not call from your setUp() method. You must call this method from * each of your test methods.</i> * * @param arguments * The Bundle as if supplied to * {@link android.support.v4.Fragment#setArguments(Bundle)}. * @param savedInstanceState * The instance state, if you are simulating this part of the * life cycle. Typically null. * @param lastNonConfigurationInstance * This Object will be available to the Activity if it calls * {@link android.app.Activity#getLastNonConfigurationInstance()} * . Typically null. * @return Returns the Fragment that was created */ protected T startFragment(Bundle arguments, Bundle savedInstanceState, Object lastNonConfigurationInstance) { assertFalse("Fragment already created", mCreated); if (!mAttached) { setFragment(null); T newFragment = null; try { attachActivity(lastNonConfigurationInstance); FragmentManager fm = mActivity.getSupportFragmentManager(); mFragmentManager = FragmentManagerImplTrojanHorse.create(fm); FragmentStateTrojanHorse fragmentState = new FragmentStateTrojanHorse(); fragmentState.setClassName(mFragmentClass.getName()); fragmentState.setArguments(arguments); fragmentState.setSavedFragmentState(savedInstanceState); newFragment = fragmentState.instantiate(mActivity); } catch (Exception e) { assertNotNull(newFragment); } assertNotNull(newFragment); setFragment(newFragment); mAttached = true; } T result = getFragment(); if (result != null) { mFragmentManager.attachActivity(mActivity); mFragmentManager.addFragment(result, true); getFragmentInstrumentation().callFragmentOnCreate(); mCreated = true; } return result; }