godot/tests/test_expression.h
Hugo Locurcio d5ffa42cd2
Add a test suite for Expression
This also makes the first parameter of `Expression::execute()` optional
from C++. Previously, it was only optional in the scripting API.
2020-08-27 15:16:09 +02:00

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/* test_expression.h */
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#ifndef TEST_EXPRESSION_H
#define TEST_EXPRESSION_H
#include "core/math/expression.h"
#include "tests/test_macros.h"
namespace TestExpression {
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Integer arithmetic") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("-123456") == OK,
"Integer identity should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == -123456,
"Integer identity should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2 + 3") == OK,
"Integer addition should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 5,
"Integer addition should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("999999999999 + 999999999999") == OK,
"Large integer addition should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int64_t(expression.execute()) == 1'999'999'999'998,
"Large integer addition should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("25 / 10") == OK,
"Integer / integer division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 2,
"Integer / integer divsion should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2 * (6 + 14) / 2 - 5") == OK,
"Integer multiplication-addition-subtraction-division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 15,
"Integer multiplication-addition-subtraction-division should return the expected result.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Floating-point arithmetic") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("-123.456") == OK,
"Float identity should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), -123.456),
"Float identity should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2.0 + 3.0") == OK,
"Float addition should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 5),
"Float addition should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("3.0 / 10") == OK,
"Float / integer division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 0.3),
"Float / integer divsion should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("3 / 10.0") == OK,
"Basic integer / float division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 0.3),
"Basic integer / float divsion should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("3.0 / 10.0") == OK,
"Float / float division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 0.3),
"Float / float divsion should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2.5 * (6.0 + 14.25) / 2.0 - 5.12345") == OK,
"Float multiplication-addition-subtraction-division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 20.18905),
"Float multiplication-addition-subtraction-division should return the expected result.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Scientific notation") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2.e5") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 200'000),
"The expression should return the expected result.");
// The middle "e" is ignored here.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2e5") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 25),
"The expression should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2e.5") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 2),
"The expression should return the expected result.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Built-in functions") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("sqrt(pow(3, 2) + pow(4, 2))") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 5,
"`sqrt(pow(3, 2) + pow(4, 2))` should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("stepify(sin(0.5), 0.01)") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(float(expression.execute()), 0.48),
"`stepify(sin(0.5), 0.01)` should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("pow(2.0, -2500)") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_zero_approx(float(expression.execute())),
"`pow(2.0, -2500)` should return the expected result (asymptotically zero).");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Boolean expressions") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("24 >= 12") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("1.0 < 1.25 && 1.25 < 2.0") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("!2") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `false`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("!!2") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("!0") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("!!0") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `false`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2 && 5") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("0 || 0") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `false`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("(2 <= 4) && (2 > 5)") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `false`.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Expressions with variables") {
Expression expression;
PackedStringArray parameter_names;
parameter_names.push_back("foo");
parameter_names.push_back("bar");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("foo + bar + 50", parameter_names) == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
Array values;
values.push_back(60);
values.push_back(20);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute(values)) == 130,
"The expression should return the expected value.");
PackedStringArray parameter_names_invalid;
parameter_names_invalid.push_back("foo");
parameter_names_invalid.push_back("baz"); // Invalid parameter name.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("foo + bar + 50", parameter_names_invalid) == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
Array values_invalid;
values_invalid.push_back(60);
values_invalid.push_back(20);
// Invalid parameters will parse successfully but print an error message when executing.
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute(values_invalid)) == 0,
"The expression should return the expected value.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
// Mismatched argument count (more values than parameters).
PackedStringArray parameter_names_mismatch;
parameter_names_mismatch.push_back("foo");
parameter_names_mismatch.push_back("bar");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("foo + bar + 50", parameter_names_mismatch) == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
Array values_mismatch;
values_mismatch.push_back(60);
values_mismatch.push_back(20);
values_mismatch.push_back(110);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute(values_mismatch)) == 130,
"The expression should return the expected value.");
// Mismatched argument count (more parameters than values).
PackedStringArray parameter_names_mismatch2;
parameter_names_mismatch2.push_back("foo");
parameter_names_mismatch2.push_back("bar");
parameter_names_mismatch2.push_back("baz");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("foo + bar + baz + 50", parameter_names_mismatch2) == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
Array values_mismatch2;
values_mismatch2.push_back(60);
values_mismatch2.push_back(20);
// Having more parameters than values will parse successfully but print an
// error message when executing.
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute(values_mismatch2)) == 0,
"The expression should return the expected value.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Invalid expressions") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("\\") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("0++") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("()") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("()()") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("() - ()") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("() * 12345") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("() * 12345") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("123'456") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("123\"456") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Unusual expressions") {
Expression expression;
// Redundant parentheses don't cause a parse error as long as they're matched.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("(((((((((((((((666)))))))))))))))") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
// Using invalid identifiers doesn't cause a parse error.
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("hello + hello") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 0,
"The expression should return the expected result.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("$1.00 + €5") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 0,
"The expression should return the expected result.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
// Commas can't be used as a decimal parameter.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("123,456") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 123,
"The expression should return the expected result.");
// Spaces can't be used as a separator for large numbers.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("123 456") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 123,
"The expression should return the expected result.");
// Division by zero is accepted, even though it prints an error message normally.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("-25.4 / 0") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_zero_approx(float(expression.execute())),
"`-25.4 / 0` should return 0.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("0 / 0") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 0,
"`0 / 0` should return 0.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
// The tests below currently crash the engine.
//
//CHECK_MESSAGE(
// expression.parse("(-9223372036854775807 - 1) % -1") == OK,
// "The expression should parse successfully.");
//CHECK_MESSAGE(
// int64_t(expression.execute()) == 0,
// "`(-9223372036854775807 - 1) % -1` should return the expected result.");
//
//CHECK_MESSAGE(
// expression.parse("(-9223372036854775807 - 1) / -1") == OK,
// "The expression should parse successfully.");
//CHECK_MESSAGE(
// int64_t(expression.execute()) == 0,
// "`(-9223372036854775807 - 1) / -1` should return the expected result.");
}
} // namespace TestExpression
#endif // TEST_EXPRESSION_H