Revise Rfc822Tokenizer test's expected results

Rfc822Tokenizer test was testing for incorrect results, but something
was fixed that caused it to start working correctly. Changing the CTS
test to reflect what the results should be.

Bug: 2527655
Change-Id: I94f84aba20010bb8d82d55cd36332beac4769e6d

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/tests/tests/text/src/android/text/util/cts/Rfc822TokenizerTest.java b/tests/tests/text/src/android/text/util/cts/Rfc822TokenizerTest.java
index fb0612f5071..1c29d6b4b1e 100644
--- a/tests/tests/text/src/android/text/util/cts/Rfc822TokenizerTest.java
+++ b/tests/tests/text/src/android/text/util/cts/Rfc822TokenizerTest.java
@@ -160,15 +160,13 @@ public class Rfc822TokenizerTest extends AndroidTestCase {
         tokens = Rfc822Tokenizer.tokenize(text);
         assertEquals(2, tokens.length);
         localAssertEquals(tokens[0], "Berg", "berg\\@google.com", "home");
-        // issue, the comment in converted result token is wrong.
-        localAssertEquals(tokens[1], null, "tom\\@google.com", "homework");
+        localAssertEquals(tokens[1], null, "tom\\@google.com", "work");
 
         text = "Foo Bar (something) <foo\\@google.com>, blah\\@google.com (something)";
         tokens = Rfc822Tokenizer.tokenize(text);
         assertEquals(2, tokens.length);
         localAssertEquals(tokens[0], "Foo Bar", "foo\\@google.com", "something");
-        // issue, the comment in converted result token is wrong.
-        localAssertEquals(tokens[1], null, "blah\\@google.com", "somethingsomething");
+        localAssertEquals(tokens[1], null, "blah\\@google.com", "something");
 
         try {
             Rfc822Tokenizer.tokenize(null);