File: statement_id_unittest.cc

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// Copyright 2018 The Chromium Authors
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

#include "sql/statement_id.h"

#include <string>

#include "testing/gtest/include/gtest/gtest.h"

namespace sql {

namespace {

TEST(SqlStatementIdComparisonTest, FilenameComparedByValue) {
  std::string filename1 = "foo";
  std::string filename2(filename1);
  EXPECT_NE(filename1.data(), filename2.data());

  StatementID id1({filename1, 123});
  StatementID id2({filename2, 123});

  // Despite being constructed from distinct pointers, the two `StatementID`s
  // compare equal.
  EXPECT_EQ(id1, id2);
}

// If a caller inadvertently uses `SQL_FROM_HERE` twice on the same line, they
// might be surprised that they get two `StatementID`s that compare equal. This
// might be solvable with the `__COUNTER__` macro.
TEST(SqlStatementIdComparisonTest, MacrosOnSameLineCompareEqual) {
  // This test documents a sharp edge. Ideally, these IDs would *not* be equal.
  EXPECT_EQ(SQL_FROM_HERE, SQL_FROM_HERE);
}

class SqlStatementIdTest : public testing::Test {
 protected:
  // This test takes advantage of the fact that statement IDs are logically
  // (file, line) tuples, and are compared lexicographically.
  SqlStatementIdTest()
      : id1_(SQL_FROM_HERE),   // file statement_id_unittest.cc, line L
        id2_(SQL_FROM_HERE),   // file statement_id_unittest.cc, line L+1
        id3_(SQL_FROM_HERE) {  // file statement_id_unittest.cc, line L+2
  }

  StatementID id1_;
  StatementID id2_;
  StatementID id3_;
};

TEST_F(SqlStatementIdTest, LessThan) {
  EXPECT_FALSE(id1_ < id1_);
  EXPECT_FALSE(id2_ < id2_);
  EXPECT_FALSE(id3_ < id3_);

  EXPECT_LT(id1_, id2_);
  EXPECT_LT(id1_, id3_);
  EXPECT_LT(id2_, id3_);

  EXPECT_FALSE(id2_ < id1_);
  EXPECT_FALSE(id3_ < id1_);
  EXPECT_FALSE(id3_ < id2_);
}

TEST_F(SqlStatementIdTest, CopyConstructor) {
  StatementID id2_copy = id2_;

  EXPECT_FALSE(id2_copy < id2_);
  EXPECT_FALSE(id2_ < id2_copy);

  EXPECT_LT(id1_, id2_copy);
  EXPECT_LT(id2_copy, id3_);
}

TEST_F(SqlStatementIdTest, CopyAssignment) {
  StatementID id2_copy(SQL_FROM_HERE);

  // The new ID should be different from ID2.
  EXPECT_TRUE(id2_copy < id2_ || id2_ < id2_copy);

  id2_copy = id2_;

  EXPECT_FALSE(id2_copy < id2_);
  EXPECT_FALSE(id2_ < id2_copy);

  EXPECT_LT(id1_, id2_copy);
  EXPECT_LT(id2_copy, id3_);
}

}  // namespace

}  // namespace sql