sbt/util/collection/src/test/scala/SettingsTest.scala

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Scala

package sbt
import org.scalacheck._
import Prop._
import SettingsUsage._
import SettingsExample._
object SettingsTest extends Properties("settings")
{
final val ChainMax = 5000
lazy val chainLengthGen = Gen.choose(1, ChainMax)
property("Basic settings test") = secure( all( tests: _*) )
property("Basic chain") = forAll(chainLengthGen) { (i: Int) =>
val abs = math.abs(i)
singleIntTest( chain( abs, value(0)), abs )
}
property("Basic bind chain") = forAll(chainLengthGen) { (i: Int) =>
val abs = math.abs(i)
singleIntTest( chainBind(value(abs)), 0 )
}
property("Allows references to completed settings") = forAllNoShrink(30) { allowedReference _ }
final def allowedReference(intermediate: Int): Prop =
{
val top = value(intermediate)
def iterate(init: Initialize[Int]): Initialize[Int] =
bind(init) { t =>
if(t <= 0)
top
else
iterate(value(t-1) )
}
try { evaluate( setting(chk, iterate(top)) :: Nil); true }
catch { case e: Exception => ("Unexpected exception: " + e) |: false }
}
// Circular (dynamic) references currently loop infinitely.
// This is the expected behavior (detecting dynamic cycles is expensive),
// but it may be necessary to provide an option to detect them (with a performance hit)
// This would test that cycle detection.
// property("Catches circular references") = forAll(chainLengthGen) { checkCircularReferences _ }
final def checkCircularReferences(intermediate: Int): Prop =
{
val ccr = new CCR(intermediate)
try { evaluate( setting(chk, ccr.top) :: Nil); false }
catch { case e: Exception => true }
}
def tests =
for(i <- 0 to 5; k <- Seq(a, b)) yield {
val expected = expectedValues(2*i + (if(k == a) 0 else 1))
checkKey[Int]( ScopedKey( Scope(i), k ), expected, applied)
}
lazy val expectedValues = None :: None :: None :: None :: None :: None :: Some(3) :: None :: Some(3) :: Some(9) :: Some(4) :: Some(9) :: Nil
lazy val ch = AttributeKey[Int]("ch")
lazy val chk = ScopedKey( Scope(0), ch)
def chain(i: Int, prev: Initialize[Int]): Initialize[Int] =
if(i <= 0) prev else chain(i - 1, prev(_ + 1))
def chainBind(prev: Initialize[Int]): Initialize[Int] =
bind(prev) { v =>
if(v <= 0) prev else chainBind(value(v - 1) )
}
def singleIntTest(i: Initialize[Int], expected: Int) =
{
val eval = evaluate( setting( chk, i ) :: Nil )
checkKey( chk, Some(expected), eval )
}
def checkKey[T](key: ScopedKey[T], expected: Option[T], settings: Settings[Scope]) =
{
val value = settings.get( key.scope, key.key)
("Key: " + key) |:
("Value: " + value) |:
("Expected: " + expected) |:
(value == expected)
}
def evaluate(settings: Seq[Setting[_]]): Settings[Scope] =
try { make(settings)(delegates, scopeLocal, showFullKey) }
catch { case e => e.printStackTrace; throw e }
}
// This setup is a workaround for module synchronization issues
final class CCR(intermediate: Int)
{
lazy val top = iterate(value(intermediate), intermediate)
def iterate(init: Initialize[Int], i: Int): Initialize[Int] =
bind(init) { t =>
if(t <= 0)
top
else
iterate(value(t - 1), t-1)
}
}