public void testMatches() throws EvaluationException, ParseException {
PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent> pathAnalyzer =
new PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent>(new TypesOperationProvider());
assertEquals(
true,
pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("'dude' ~ '[a-z]+'")).evaluate(null));
assertEquals(
false,
pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("'dude'~ '[^\\w]+'")).evaluate(null));
}
public void testIncrement() throws EvaluationException, ParseException {
PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent> pathAnalyzer =
new PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent>(new TypesOperationProvider());
assertEquals(2, pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("1++")).evaluate(null));
// in programming the increment is delayed until after the entire operation
// however the query evaluator does not update any state so it would be useless to delay until
// after evaluation
// instead it is evaluated first
assertEquals(
4, pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("1++ + 2")).evaluate(null));
}
public void testNot() throws EvaluationException, ParseException {
PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent> pathAnalyzer =
new PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent>(new TypesOperationProvider());
assertEquals(
false, pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("!true")).evaluate(null));
assertEquals(
false,
pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("false || !true")).evaluate(null));
assertEquals(
true,
pathAnalyzer
.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("!false & true && !false"))
.evaluate(null));
}
public void testParseException(String rule) {
try {
new PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent>(new TypesOperationProvider())
.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse(rule));
fail("A parse exception should be thrown for structurally incorrect rules");
} catch (ParseException e) {
// ok
}
}
public void testQuerier() throws ParseException, EvaluationException {
PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent> pathAnalyzer =
new PathAnalyzer<ComplexContent>(new TypesOperationProvider());
Operation<ComplexContent> operation =
pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("(myDouble == 5.5)"));
Test2 test2 = new Test2(new Test(5), 5.5);
test2.getList().add(new Test(2));
test2.getList().add(new Test(3));
test2.getList().add(new Test(4));
test2.getList().add(new Test(5));
ComplexContent complex = new BeanInstance<Test2>(test2);
assertTrue((Boolean) operation.evaluate(complex));
operation =
pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("test/myInteger + 2 - myDouble"));
// because the left operand is integer, the result will be treated as an integer!
assertEquals(2, operation.evaluate(complex));
// left most operand is double
operation =
pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("myDouble - test/myInteger + 2"));
assertEquals(2.5, operation.evaluate(complex));
// precedence
operation =
pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("myDouble - (test/myInteger + 2)"));
assertEquals(-1.5, operation.evaluate(complex));
operation =
pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("list[myInteger > 3]/myInteger"));
assertEquals(Arrays.asList(new Integer[] {4, 5}), operation.evaluate(complex));
operation = pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("list/myInteger"));
assertEquals(Arrays.asList(new Integer[] {2, 3, 4, 5}), operation.evaluate(complex));
operation =
pathAnalyzer.analyze(
QueryParser.getInstance()
.parse("test/myInteger + 2 = 7 && (myDouble + test/myInteger)==10.5"));
assertTrue((Boolean) operation.evaluate(complex));
// check if test is in the list
operation = pathAnalyzer.analyze(QueryParser.getInstance().parse("test#list"));
assertTrue((Boolean) operation.evaluate(complex));
}
