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# __construct()
ok 1 - __construct() options override the embedded validator options
ok 2 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the value is required
ok 3 - __construct() messages override the embedded validator messages
# ->getErrorCodes()
ok 4 - ->getErrorCodes() is a proxy to the embedded validator method
# ->asString()
ok 5 - ->asString() is a proxy to the embedded validator method
# ->getDefaultMessages()
ok 6 - ->getDefaultMessages() is a proxy to the embedded validator method
# ->getDefaultOptions()
ok 7 - ->getDefaultOptions() is a proxy to the embedded validator method
# ->getMessage() ->getMessages() ->setMessage() ->setMessages()
ok 8 - ->getMessage() returns a message from the embedded validator
ok 9 - ->getMessages() returns messages from the embedded validator
ok 10 - ->setMessages() sets all messages for the embedded validator
ok 11 - ->getOption() returns an option from the embedded validator
ok 12 - ->getOptions() returns an array of options from the embedded validator
ok 13 - ->hasOption() returns true if the embedded validator has a given option
ok 14 - ->setOptions() sets all options for the embedded validator
# ->clean()
ok 15 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the value is required
ok 16 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError
ok 17 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the wrapped validator failed
ok 18 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError
ok 19 - ->clean() cleans the value by executing the clean() method from the wrapped validator
ok 20 - ->clean() throws a RuntimeException if getValidator() does not return a sfValidator instance
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