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from filecheck.filecheck import CheckParser, Config, MatchType, CheckType
def create_default_config(check_file):
return Config(
check_file=check_file,
match_full_lines=False,
strict_whitespace=False,
check_prefix=None,
implicit_check_not=None,
dump_input=None,
)
def test_01_most_basic():
config = create_default_config("fake.filecheck")
input_string = "CHECK: String 1"
check = CheckParser.parse_check(input_string, 0, config)
assert check.check_type == CheckType.CHECK
assert check.match_type == MatchType.SUBSTRING
assert check.check_keyword == "CHECK"
assert check.expression == "String 1"
assert check.source_line == input_string
assert check.check_line_idx == 0
assert check.start_index == 7
def test_02_two_check_words():
config = create_default_config("fake.filecheck")
input_string = "CHECK: CHECK: String 1"
check = CheckParser.parse_check(input_string, 0, config)
assert check.match_type == MatchType.SUBSTRING
assert check.check_keyword == "CHECK"
assert check.expression == "CHECK: String 1"
assert check.source_line == input_string
assert check.check_line_idx == 0
assert check.start_index == 7
def test_10_regex_basic():
config = create_default_config("fake.filecheck")
input_string = "CHECK: {{String 1}}"
check = CheckParser.parse_check(input_string, 0, config)
assert check.match_type == MatchType.REGEX
assert check.check_keyword == "CHECK"
assert check.expression == "String 1"
assert check.source_line == input_string
assert check.check_line_idx == 0
assert check.start_index == 7
def test_11_regex_two_check_words():
config = create_default_config("fake.filecheck")
input_string = "CHECK: CHECK: {{String 1}}"
check = CheckParser.parse_check(input_string, 0, config)
assert check.match_type == MatchType.REGEX
assert check.check_keyword == "CHECK"
assert check.source_line == input_string
assert check.check_line_idx == 0
assert check.start_index == 7
# The behavior seems to be different across Python 3.6 - 3.9.
assert (
check.expression == r"CHECK\:\ String 1"
or check.expression == r"CHECK:\ String 1"
)
def test_90_check_two_times_no_offset():
config = create_default_config("fake.filecheck")
input_string = (
"CHECK:{{^.*filecheck.check:1:(9|10): "
"error: CHECK: expected string not found in input$}}"
)
check = CheckParser.parse_check(input_string, 0, config)
assert check.match_type == MatchType.REGEX
assert check.expression == (
"^.*filecheck.check:1:(9|10): "
"error: CHECK: expected string not found in input$"
)
assert check.check_keyword == "CHECK"
assert check.source_line == input_string
assert check.check_line_idx == 0
assert check.start_index == 6
def test_91_check_two_times_with_offset():
config = create_default_config("fake.filecheck")
input_string = (
"; CHECK:{{^.*filecheck.check:1:(9|10): "
"error: CHECK: expected string not found in input$}}"
)
check = CheckParser.parse_check(input_string, 0, config)
assert check.match_type == MatchType.REGEX
assert check.expression == (
"^.*filecheck.check:1:(9|10): "
"error: CHECK: expected string not found in input$"
)
assert check.check_keyword == "CHECK"
assert check.source_line == input_string
assert check.check_line_idx == 0
assert check.start_index == 8
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