vala r2347 - in trunk: . tests/basic-types

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Author: juergbi
Date: Fri Jan 16 09:50:16 2009
New Revision: 2347
URL: http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/vala?rev=2347&view=rev

Log:
2009-01-16  JÃrg Billeter  <j bitron ch>

	* tests/basic-types/strings.test:

	Improve string tests


Modified:
   trunk/ChangeLog
   trunk/tests/basic-types/strings.test

Modified: trunk/tests/basic-types/strings.test
==============================================================================
--- trunk/tests/basic-types/strings.test	(original)
+++ trunk/tests/basic-types/strings.test	Fri Jan 16 09:50:16 2009
@@ -1,79 +1,37 @@
 
 Program: test
 
-using GLib;
-
-class Maman.Foo : Object {
-
-	const string[] array_field = {"1", "2"};
-
-	/* Does not work, because of bug 516287 
-	static const public string s1_field = "1" + "2";
-	static const string s2_field = "1" + "2";
-
-	*/
-	static void test_string_initializers () {
-		/* Does not work yet. bug 530623
-		// Local constant
-		const string s1 = "1";
-		assert (s1 == "1");
-		*/
-
-		/* Does not work yet. bug 530623 and bug 516287
-		// Local constant with string concatenation
-		const string s2 = "1" + "2";
-		assert (s2 == "12");
-		*/
-
-		// string array
-		string[] array1 = {"1", "2"};
-		
-		assert (array1[0] == "1");
-		assert (array1[1] == "2");
-		assert (array1.length == 2);
-
-		// string array field
-		assert (array_field[0] == "1");
-		assert (array_field[1] == "2");
-		assert (array_field.length == 2);
-
-		/* Does not work, because of bug 516287 
-		// const field string with concatenation
-		assert (s1_field == "12");
-		assert (s2_field == "12");
-		*/
-	}
-	static void test_string_operators () {
-		// string == operator compares content not reference
-		string s1 = "string";
-		string s2 = "string";
-		bool eq = (s1 == s2);
-		assert (eq);
-
-		// allow null string comparison
-		s1 = null;
-		s2 = null;
-		eq = (s1 == s2);
-		assert (eq);
-	}
-
-	static int main (string[] args) {
-		stdout.printf ("String Test: 1");
-
-		stdout.printf (" 2" + " 3");
-
-		string s = " 4";
-		s += " 5";
-		stdout.printf ("%s", s);
-
-		string t = " 5 6 7 8".substring (2, 4);
-		stdout.printf ("%s", t);
-
-		stdout.printf (" 8\n");
-
-		test_string_operators ();
-		test_string_initializers ();
+void test_string () {
+	// declaration and initialization
+	string s = "hello";
+	assert (s == "hello");
+
+	// assignment
+	s = "world";
+	assert (s == "world");
+
+	// access
+	string t = s;
+	assert (t == "world");
+
+	// +
+	s = "hello" + "world";
+	assert (s == "helloworld");
+
+	// equality and relational
+	s = "hello";
+	assert (s == "hello");
+	assert (s != "world");
+	assert (s < "i");
+	assert (!(s < "g"));
+	assert (s <= "hello");
+	assert (!(s <= "g"));
+	assert (s >= "hello");
+	assert (!(s >= "i"));
+	assert (s > "g");
+	assert (!(s > "i"));
+}
 
-		return 0;
-	}
+void main () {
+	test_string ();
 }