// ============================================================================
// Address Test
//
void runAddressTest()
{
TraceL << "Starting" << endl;
Address sa1("192.168.1.100", 100);
assert(sa1.host() == "192.168.1.100");
assert(sa1.port() == 100);
Address sa2("192.168.1.100", "100");
assert(sa2.host() == "192.168.1.100");
assert(sa2.port() == 100);
Address sa3("192.168.1.100", "ftp");
assert(sa3.host() == "192.168.1.100");
assert(sa3.port() == 21);
Address sa7("192.168.2.120:88");
assert(sa7.host() == "192.168.2.120");
assert(sa7.port() == 88);
Address sa8("[192.168.2.120]:88");
assert(sa8.host() == "192.168.2.120");
assert(sa8.port() == 88);
try {
Address sa3("192.168.1.100", "f00bar");
assert(0 && "bad service name - must throw");
}
catch (std::exception&) {}
try {
Address sa6("192.168.2.120", "80000");
assert(0 && "invalid port - must throw");
}
catch (std::exception&) {}
try {
Address sa5("192.168.2.260", 80);
assert(0 && "invalid address - must throw");
}
catch (std::exception&) {}
try {
Address sa9("[192.168.2.260:", 88);
assert(0 && "invalid address - must throw");
}
catch (std::exception&) {}
try {
Address sa9("[192.168.2.260]");
assert(0 && "invalid address - must throw");
}
catch (std::exception&) {}
}
int
test() {
std::string s2 = "yabadabadoo";
SuffixArray sa2(s2);
print_ranks(s2, sa2);
print_suffix_array(s2, sa2);
vpii_t slcp;
sa2.lcp_across_sets(4, slcp);
for (size_t i = 0; i < slcp.size(); ++i) {
printf("slcp[%d] = (%d, %d)\n", i, slcp[i].INDEX, slcp[i].LENGTH);
}
print_pairwise_lcp(s2, sa2);
// return 0;
SuffixArray sa1("banana");
print_ranks("banana", sa1);
SuffixArray sa3("mississippi");
print_ranks("mississippi", sa3);
std::string s4 = "Regular expressions, or just regexes, are at the core of Perl's text processing, and certainly are one of the features that made Perl so popular. All Perl programmers pass through a stage where they try to program everything as regexes, and when that's not challenging enough, everything as a single regex. Perl's regexes have many more features than I can, or want, to present here, so I include those advanced features I find most useful and expect other Perl programmers to know about without referring to perlre, the documentation page for regexes.";
SuffixArray sa4(s4);
print_ranks(s4, sa4);
print_suffix_array(s4, sa4);
cout<<endl;
print_pairwise_lcp(s4, sa4);
return 0;
}
void test5(){
SharedArry<int> sa(new int[10]);
SharedArry<int> sa1(sa);
sa[0] = 10;
SharedArry<int> sa2(new int[10]);
SharedArry<int> sa3(sa2);
sa2 = sa;
}
void tst_QVarLengthArray::oldTests()
{
{
QVarLengthArray<int, 256> sa(128);
QVERIFY(sa.data() == &sa[0]);
sa[0] = 0xfee;
sa[10] = 0xff;
QVERIFY(sa[0] == 0xfee);
QVERIFY(sa[10] == 0xff);
sa.resize(512);
QVERIFY(sa.data() == &sa[0]);
QVERIFY(sa[0] == 0xfee);
QVERIFY(sa[10] == 0xff);
QVERIFY(sa.at(0) == 0xfee);
QVERIFY(sa.at(10) == 0xff);
QVERIFY(sa.value(0) == 0xfee);
QVERIFY(sa.value(10) == 0xff);
QVERIFY(sa.value(1000) == 0);
QVERIFY(sa.value(1000, 12) == 12);
QVERIFY(sa.size() == 512);
sa.reserve(1024);
QVERIFY(sa.capacity() == 1024);
QVERIFY(sa.size() == 512);
}
{
QVarLengthArray<QString> sa(10);
sa[0] = "Hello";
sa[9] = "World";
QVERIFY(*sa.data() == "Hello");
QVERIFY(sa[9] == "World");
sa.reserve(512);
QVERIFY(*sa.data() == "Hello");
QVERIFY(sa[9] == "World");
sa.resize(512);
QVERIFY(*sa.data() == "Hello");
QVERIFY(sa[9] == "World");
}
{
int arr[2] = {1, 2};
QVarLengthArray<int> sa(10);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 10);
sa.append(arr, 2);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 12);
QCOMPARE(sa[10], 1);
QCOMPARE(sa[11], 2);
}
{
QString arr[2] = { QString("hello"), QString("world") };
QVarLengthArray<QString> sa(10);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 10);
sa.append(arr, 2);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 12);
QCOMPARE(sa[10], QString("hello"));
QCOMPARE(sa[11], QString("world"));
QCOMPARE(sa.at(10), QString("hello"));
QCOMPARE(sa.at(11), QString("world"));
QCOMPARE(sa.value(10), QString("hello"));
QCOMPARE(sa.value(11), QString("world"));
QCOMPARE(sa.value(10000), QString());
QCOMPARE(sa.value(1212112, QString("none")), QString("none"));
QCOMPARE(sa.value(-12, QString("neg")), QString("neg"));
sa.append(arr, 1);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 13);
QCOMPARE(sa[12], QString("hello"));
sa.append(arr, 0);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 13);
}
{
// assignment operator and copy constructor
QVarLengthArray<int> sa(10);
sa[5] = 5;
QVarLengthArray<int> sa2(10);
sa2[5] = 6;
sa2 = sa;
QCOMPARE(sa2[5], 5);
QVarLengthArray<int> sa3(sa);
QCOMPARE(sa3[5], 5);
}
QSKIP("This test causes the machine to crash when allocating too much memory.", SkipSingle);
{
QVarLengthArray<Foo> a;
const int N = 0x7fffffff / sizeof(Foo);
const int Prealloc = a.capacity();
const Foo *data0 = a.constData();
a.resize(N);
if (a.size() == N) {
QVERIFY(a.capacity() >= N);
QCOMPARE(fooCtor, N);
QCOMPARE(fooDtor, 0);
for (int i = 0; i < N; i += 35000)
a[i] = Foo();
} else {
// this is the case we're actually testing
QCOMPARE(a.size(), 0);
QCOMPARE(a.capacity(), Prealloc);
QCOMPARE(a.constData(), data0);
QCOMPARE(fooCtor, 0);
QCOMPARE(fooDtor, 0);
a.resize(5);
QCOMPARE(a.size(), 5);
QCOMPARE(a.capacity(), Prealloc);
QCOMPARE(a.constData(), data0);
QCOMPARE(fooCtor, 5);
QCOMPARE(fooDtor, 0);
a.resize(Prealloc + 1);
QCOMPARE(a.size(), Prealloc + 1);
QVERIFY(a.capacity() >= Prealloc + 1);
QVERIFY(a.constData() != data0);
QCOMPARE(fooCtor, Prealloc + 6);
QCOMPARE(fooDtor, 5);
const Foo *data1 = a.constData();
a.resize(0x10000000);
QCOMPARE(a.size(), 0);
QVERIFY(a.capacity() >= Prealloc + 1);
QVERIFY(a.constData() == data1);
QCOMPARE(fooCtor, Prealloc + 6);
QCOMPARE(fooDtor, Prealloc + 6);
}
}
}
void tst_QVarLengthArray::oldTests()
{
{
QVarLengthArray<int, 256> sa(128);
QVERIFY(sa.data() == &sa[0]);
sa[0] = 0xfee;
sa[10] = 0xff;
QVERIFY(sa[0] == 0xfee);
QVERIFY(sa[10] == 0xff);
sa.resize(512);
QVERIFY(sa.data() == &sa[0]);
QVERIFY(sa[0] == 0xfee);
QVERIFY(sa[10] == 0xff);
QVERIFY(sa.at(0) == 0xfee);
QVERIFY(sa.at(10) == 0xff);
QVERIFY(sa.value(0) == 0xfee);
QVERIFY(sa.value(10) == 0xff);
QVERIFY(sa.value(1000) == 0);
QVERIFY(sa.value(1000, 12) == 12);
QVERIFY(sa.size() == 512);
sa.reserve(1024);
QVERIFY(sa.capacity() == 1024);
QVERIFY(sa.size() == 512);
}
{
QVarLengthArray<QString> sa(10);
sa[0] = "Hello";
sa[9] = "World";
QVERIFY(*sa.data() == "Hello");
QVERIFY(sa[9] == "World");
sa.reserve(512);
QVERIFY(*sa.data() == "Hello");
QVERIFY(sa[9] == "World");
sa.resize(512);
QVERIFY(*sa.data() == "Hello");
QVERIFY(sa[9] == "World");
}
{
int arr[2] = {1, 2};
QVarLengthArray<int> sa(10);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 10);
sa.append(arr, 2);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 12);
QCOMPARE(sa[10], 1);
QCOMPARE(sa[11], 2);
}
{
QString arr[2] = { QString("hello"), QString("world") };
QVarLengthArray<QString> sa(10);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 10);
sa.append(arr, 2);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 12);
QCOMPARE(sa[10], QString("hello"));
QCOMPARE(sa[11], QString("world"));
QCOMPARE(sa.at(10), QString("hello"));
QCOMPARE(sa.at(11), QString("world"));
QCOMPARE(sa.value(10), QString("hello"));
QCOMPARE(sa.value(11), QString("world"));
QCOMPARE(sa.value(10000), QString());
QCOMPARE(sa.value(1212112, QString("none")), QString("none"));
QCOMPARE(sa.value(-12, QString("neg")), QString("neg"));
sa.append(arr, 1);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 13);
QCOMPARE(sa[12], QString("hello"));
sa.append(arr, 0);
QCOMPARE(sa.size(), 13);
}
{
// assignment operator and copy constructor
QVarLengthArray<int> sa(10);
sa[5] = 5;
QVarLengthArray<int> sa2(10);
sa2[5] = 6;
sa2 = sa;
QCOMPARE(sa2[5], 5);
QVarLengthArray<int> sa3(sa);
QCOMPARE(sa3[5], 5);
}
}
