@Test(expected = SyntaxException.class)
public void testTooManyArguments() throws SyntaxException {
Prepend.getInstance(
null,
new ListResource(),
StringProperty.getInstance("OK"),
StringProperty.getInstance("OK"));
}
@Test
public void testPrependToProtectedList() throws SyntaxException, InvalidTermException {
Context context = new CompileTimeContext();
// Create a protected resource.
ListResource list = new ListResource();
list = (ListResource) list.protect();
Element value = StringProperty.getInstance("OK");
Operation dml = Prepend.getInstance(null, list, value);
Element result = context.executeDmlBlock(dml);
// Check that the list argument has NOT been updated.
assertTrue(list.size() == 0);
// Verify that a copy has been made.
assertTrue(result != list);
// It must also be a list.
assertTrue(result instanceof ListResource);
// Verify that the new list has the correct value.
Element element = ((ListResource) result).get(TermFactory.create(0));
assertTrue(value == element);
}
/** Set the name of the object template. Define the necessary variables. */
public void setObjectAndLoadpath() {
StringProperty sname = StringProperty.getInstance(objectTemplate.name);
setGlobalVariable("OBJECT", sname, true);
setGlobalVariable("LOADPATH", new ListResource(), false);
}
public Element executeDmlBlock(Operation dml) {
Element result = null;
// Store the old local variables and iterators. Needed because structure
// templates need to keep the state across template.execute() calls.
LocalVariableMap oldVariables = createLocalVariableMap(null);
IteratorMap oldIterators = createIteratorMap();
// If the TEMPLATE variable is already set, then don't set the value to
// the current template. This can happen when executing structure
// templates and we want to keep the outermost value.
boolean setTemplate = (getGlobalVariable(TPL_VAR) == null);
// Set the value of TEMPLATE to the current template. Be careful,
// compile time execution doesn't set the current template. In this
// case, don't set the global variable.
if (setTemplate) {
Template current = getCurrentTemplate();
if (current != null) {
StringProperty tname = StringProperty.getInstance(current.name);
setGlobalVariable(TPL_VAR, tname, true);
} else {
setTemplate = false;
}
}
// Run the DML block. Making sure to always restore the previous
// variables and iterators.
try {
result = dml.execute(this);
} catch (ReturnValueException rve) {
result = rve.getElement();
} finally {
// Remove TEMPLATE variable if we set it above.
if (setTemplate) {
removeGlobalVariable(TPL_VAR);
}
// Restore the saved local variables and iterators.
restoreLocalVariableMap(oldVariables);
restoreIteratorMap(oldIterators);
}
return result;
}
@Test
public void testPrependToList() throws SyntaxException, InvalidTermException {
Context context = new CompileTimeContext();
ListResource list = new ListResource();
Element value = StringProperty.getInstance("OK");
Operation dml = Prepend.getInstance(null, list, value);
Element result = context.executeDmlBlock(dml);
// Check that the list argument has been updated.
assertTrue(list.size() == 1);
Element element = list.get(TermFactory.create(0));
assertTrue(value == element);
// Verify that the same list is given as the result.
assertTrue(result == list);
}
@Test(expected = SyntaxException.class)
public void testInvalidFirstArg() throws SyntaxException {
Prepend.getInstance(null, StringProperty.getInstance("BAD"), StringProperty.getInstance("OK"));
}
