libcruft-util/test/string.cpp

#include "tap.hpp"
#include "string.hpp"
#include "types.hpp"
#include "iterator/zip.hpp"

#include <vector>


///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void
test_position (cruft::TAP::logger &tap)
{
    char const *string = "a\nb\nc\n";

    struct {
        int offset;

        int line;
        int column;
    } TESTS[] = {
        { 0, 0,  0 },
        { 1, 1, -1 },
        { 2, 1,  0 },
        { 3, 2, -1 },
        { 4, 2,  0 },
        { 5, 3, -1 },
    };

    for (auto const &t: TESTS) {
        auto const pos = cruft::character_position ({string, strlen(string) }, string + t.offset);

        tap.expect (
            pos.line == t.line && pos.column == t.column,
            "character_position %!:%!",
            t.line,
            t.column
        );
    }
}


///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void
test_tokeniser (cruft::TAP::logger &tap)
{
    // the string_literal prefix is required to (easily) construct a string
    // with an internal null character.
    using namespace std::literals::string_literals;
    const std::string csv = "\0,a,123,,this is a test,"s;

    // expected test data must be a std::string so we can check embedded
    // nulls (which are ambiguous when using a cstr).
    struct foo {
        const std::string value;
        const char *message;
    } TESTS[] = {
        { "\0"s,            "null" },
        { "a",              "single letter" },
        { "123",            "three digits" },
        { "",               "empty string" },
        { "this is a test", "string with spaces" },
        { "",               "trailing empty" }
    };

    cruft::view src { csv.c_str (), csv.size () };
    for (auto [tok, expected]: cruft::iterator::zip (cruft::tokeniser (src, ','), TESTS)) {
        tap.expect (equal (tok, expected.value), "%s", expected.message);
    }
}


///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void
test_contains (cruft::TAP::logger &tap)
{
    struct {
        char const *haystack;
        char separator;
        char const *needle;
        bool expected;
        char const *message;
    } const TESTS[] = {
        {
            .haystack = "foo",
            .separator = ',',
            .needle = "foo",
            .expected = true,
            .message = "needle is haystack"
        },

        {
            .haystack = "",
            .separator = ',',
            .needle = "foo",
            .expected = false,
            .message = "haystack is empty",
        },

        {
            .haystack = "foo",
            .separator = ',',
            .needle = "",
            .expected = false,
            .message = "needle is empty",
        },

        {
            .haystack = "a,b,foo",
            .separator = ',',
            .needle = "foo",
            .expected = true,
            .message = "needle is last",
        },

        {
            .haystack = "foo,b,c",
            .separator = ',',
            .needle = "foo",
            .expected = true,
            .message = "needle is first",
        },
        {
            .haystack = "foo,b,c",
            .separator = ';',
            .needle = "foo",
            .expected = false,
            .message = "separator is mismatched",
        },
        {
            .haystack = "a;b;foo",
            .separator = ';',
            .needle = "foo",
            .expected = true,
            .message = "separator isn't default"
        }
    };

    for (auto const &t: TESTS) {
        cruft::tokeniser tok (t.haystack, t.separator);
        auto const found = tok.contains (t.needle);
        tap.expect_eq (found, t.expected, "%!", t.message);
    }
}


///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
int
main (int, char**)
{
    cruft::TAP::logger tap;

    test_tokeniser (tap);
    test_position (tap);
    test_contains (tap);

    return tap.status ();
}