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{-# LANGUAGE CPP #-}
{-# LANGUAGE NoMonomorphismRestriction #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables #-}
{-# LANGUAGE PatternGuards #-}
{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-orphans #-}
import Test.Hspec
import Test.QuickCheck.Arbitrary ()
import Control.Exception.Lifted hiding (throwTo)
import Prelude hiding (catch)
import Data.IORef
import Data.Typeable
import Control.Concurrent (threadDelay)
import Control.Concurrent.Async (async, cancelWith, waitCatch)
import Control.Concurrent.MVar
import Control.Concurrent.STM
import Control.Exception.Enclosed
import Control.Monad (forever)
{-# ANN main ("HLint: ignore Redundant do"::String) #-}
main :: IO ()
main = hspec $ do
context "Unhandled.Exception" $ do
-- const :: Catcher
describe "const" $ do
it "doesn't catch exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
const `catcherCatchesInside` False
it "doesn't catch exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
const `catcherCatchesOutside` False
it "doesn't catch exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
const `catcherCatchesDeep` False
-- fmap Right :: Trier
describe "fmap Right" $ do
it "doesn't catch exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
fmap Right `trierCatchesInside` False
it "doesn't catch exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
fmap Right `trierCatchesOutside` False
it "doesn't catch exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
fmap Right `trierCatchesDeep` False
context "Control.Exception" $ do
describe "catch" $ do
it "catches exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
catch `catcherCatchesInside` True
it "catches exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
catch `catcherCatchesOutside` True
it "doesn't catch exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
catch `catcherCatchesDeep` False
describe "try" $ do
it "catches exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
try `trierCatchesInside` True
it "catches exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
try `trierCatchesOutside` True
it "doesn't catch exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
try `trierCatchesDeep` False
context "Control.Exception.Enclosed" $ do
describe "catchAny" $ do
it "catches exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
catchAny `catcherCatchesInside` True
it "doesn't catch exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
catchAny `catcherCatchesOutside` False
it "doesn't catch exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
catchAny `catcherCatchesDeep` False
describe "catchDeep" $ do
it "catches exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
catchDeep `catcherCatchesInside` True
it "catches exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
catchDeep `catcherCatchesOutside` True
it "catches exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
catchDeep `catcherCatchesDeep` True
describe "tryAny" $ do
it "catches exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
tryAny `trierCatchesInside` True
it "doesn't catch exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
tryAny `trierCatchesOutside` False
it "doesn't catch exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
tryAny `trierCatchesDeep` False
#if !MIN_VERSION_async(2, 2, 0)
let shouldBeShow :: Show a => a -> a -> IO ()
shouldBeShow x y = show x `shouldBe` show y
it "isn't fooled by BlockedIndefinitelyOnMVar" $ do
res <- tryAny $ do
var <- newEmptyMVar
takeMVar (var :: MVar ())
res `shouldBeShow` Left (toException BlockedIndefinitelyOnMVar)
it "isn't fooled by BlockedIndefinitelyOnTVar" $ do
res <- tryAny $ do
var <- atomically newEmptyTMVar
atomically $ takeTMVar (var :: TMVar ())
res `shouldBeShow` Left (toException BlockedIndefinitelyOnSTM)
#endif
describe "tryDeep" $ do
it "catches exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
tryDeep `trierCatchesInside` True
it "catches exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
tryDeep `trierCatchesOutside` True
it "catches exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
tryDeep `trierCatchesDeep` True
describe "tryAnyDeep" $ do
it "catches exceptions thrown from the inside" $ do
tryAnyDeep `trierCatchesInside` True
it "doesn't catch exceptions thrown from the outside" $ do
tryAnyDeep `trierCatchesOutside` False
it "catches exceptions lazily thrown in its pure result" $ do
tryAnyDeep `trierCatchesDeep` True
type Catcher = IO () -> (SomeException -> IO ()) -> IO ()
type Trier = IO () -> IO (Either SomeException ())
-- Dummy exception types used just for testing.
data DummyException = DummyException
deriving (Show, Typeable)
instance Exception DummyException
-- A handler that fails the test if it catches the wrong type of exception.
catchAssert :: forall e. Exception e => e -> IO () -> SomeException -> IO ()
catchAssert _ act se = case fromException se of
Just (_ :: e) -> act
Nothing -> expectationFailure "Caught an unexpected exception"
-- Block a thread
blockIndefinitely :: IO ()
blockIndefinitely = forever $ threadDelay maxBound
-- Test whether a catcher will catch exceptions thrown from the inside.
catcherCatchesInside :: Catcher -> Bool -> IO ()
catcherCatchesInside fCatch asExpected = do
caughtRef <- newIORef False
thread <- async $ do
fCatch
(throwIO DummyException)
(catchAssert DummyException $ writeIORef caughtRef True)
-- No known catchers will catch an exception without also handling it.
readIORef caughtRef `shouldReturn` True
_ <- waitCatch thread
readIORef caughtRef `shouldReturn` asExpected
-- Test whether a catcher will catch exceptions thrown from the outside.
catcherCatchesOutside :: Catcher -> Bool -> IO ()
catcherCatchesOutside fCatch asExpected = do
caughtRef <- newIORef False
baton <- newEmptyMVar
thread <- async $ do
fCatch
(do putMVar baton ()
-- DummyException can happen from here on
blockIndefinitely)
(catchAssert DummyException $ writeIORef caughtRef True)
-- No known catchers will catch an exception without also handling it.
readIORef caughtRef `shouldReturn` True
takeMVar baton
cancelWith thread DummyException
_ <- waitCatch thread
readIORef caughtRef `shouldReturn` asExpected
-- Test whether a catcher will catch exceptions lazily thrown in a pure result.
-- This is done by `return (throw DummyException)`, which will not
-- raise the exception until the return value is forced.
catcherCatchesDeep :: Catcher -> Bool -> IO ()
catcherCatchesDeep fCatch asExpected = do
caughtRef <- newIORef False
thread <- async $ do
fCatch
(return (throw DummyException))
(catchAssert DummyException $ writeIORef caughtRef True)
_ <- waitCatch thread
readIORef caughtRef `shouldReturn` asExpected
-- Test whether a trier will catch exceptions thrown from the inside.
trierCatchesInside :: Trier -> Bool -> IO ()
trierCatchesInside fTry asExpected = do
caughtRef <- newIORef False
thread <- async $ do
_ <- fTry (throwIO DummyException)
writeIORef caughtRef True
_ <- waitCatch thread
readIORef caughtRef `shouldReturn` asExpected
-- Test whether a trier will catch exceptions thrown from the outside.
trierCatchesOutside :: Trier -> Bool -> IO ()
trierCatchesOutside fTry asExpected = do
caughtRef <- newIORef False
baton <- newEmptyMVar
thread <- async $ do
_ <- fTry $ do
putMVar baton ()
-- DummyException can happen from here on
blockIndefinitely
writeIORef caughtRef True
takeMVar baton
cancelWith thread DummyException
_ <- waitCatch thread
readIORef caughtRef `shouldReturn` asExpected
-- Test whether a trier will catch exceptions lazily thrown in a pure result.
-- This is done by `return (throw DummyException)`, which will not
-- raise the exception until the return value is forced.
trierCatchesDeep :: Trier -> Bool -> IO ()
trierCatchesDeep fTry asExpected = do
eres <- fTry $ return $ throw DummyException
let caughtDummyException = case eres of
Left e
| Just DummyException <- fromException e -> True
| otherwise -> error "Caught an unexpected exception"
Right _ -> False
caughtDummyException `shouldBe` asExpected
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