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/*
* SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-3.0-or-later
* SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2019 Johan Ouwerkerk <jm.ouwerkerk@gmail.com>
*/
#include "test-util.h"
#include "validators/countervalidator.h"
using namespace validators::test;
static QLocale frFR(QLocale::French, QLocale::France);
static QLocale nlNL(QLocale::Dutch, QLocale::Netherlands);
static QLocale enUK(QLocale::English, QLocale::UnitedKingdom);
/*
* French is weird.
* Or at least the QLocale for France is definitely inconsistent.
* Sometimes you get 123\u00A0456, sometimes you get 123\202f\456...
*/
static const QString french = frFR.toString(123456ULL);
static const QString french2 = frFR.toString(12345ULL);
static void define_valid_table(void)
{
define_test_case(QLatin1String("42"), QLatin1String("42"), QValidator::Acceptable);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("\r \n\t42\r\t \n"), QLatin1String("42"), QValidator::Acceptable);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("33 "), QLatin1String("33"), QValidator::Acceptable);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("2 2"), QLatin1String("22"), QValidator::Invalid);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("2\t\r\n2"), QLatin1String("22"), QValidator::Invalid);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123,456"), QLatin1String("123456"), QValidator::Acceptable, QLocale::c());
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123456"), QLatin1String("123,456"), QValidator::Acceptable, enUK);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123,456"), QLatin1String("123,456"), QValidator::Acceptable, enUK);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123 456"), QLatin1String("123,456"), QValidator::Invalid, enUK);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123456"), QLatin1String("123.456"), QValidator::Acceptable, nlNL);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123.456"), QLatin1String("123.456"), QValidator::Acceptable, nlNL);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123 456"), QLatin1String("123.456"), QValidator::Invalid, nlNL);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123,456"), QLatin1String("123.456"), QValidator::Acceptable, nlNL);
define_test_case(french, french, QValidator::Acceptable, frFR);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123456"), french, QValidator::Acceptable, frFR);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123,456"), french, QValidator::Acceptable, frFR);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123 456"), french, QValidator::Acceptable, frFR);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123 45"), french2, QValidator::Invalid, frFR);
}
static void define_empty_table(void)
{
define_test_case(QLatin1String(""), QLatin1String(""), QValidator::Intermediate);
define_test_case(QLatin1String(" "), QLatin1String(""), QValidator::Invalid);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("\t"), QLatin1String(""), QValidator::Invalid);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("\r\n"), QLatin1String(""), QValidator::Invalid);
}
/*
* Due to how the UnsignedLongValidator works fixup() is always called and fixup()
* never yields outright invalid output
*
* As a result it is not needed to maintain separate input samples for
* both fixup() and validate().
*/
static void define_data(void)
{
define_empty_table();
define_valid_table();
define_test_case(QLatin1String("-33"), QLatin1String("-33"), QValidator::Invalid);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha"), QLatin1String("ZZ9PluralZAlpha"), QValidator::Invalid);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123.456"), QLatin1String("123.456"), QValidator::Invalid, frFR);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123.456"), QLatin1String("123.456"), QValidator::Invalid, enUK);
define_test_case(QLatin1String("123.456"), QLatin1String("123.456"), QValidator::Invalid, QLocale::c());
define_test_case(french, french, QValidator::Invalid, enUK);
define_test_case(french, french, QValidator::Invalid, nlNL);
}
DEFINE_VALIDATOR_TEST(UnsignedLongValidatorTest, validators::UnsignedLongValidator, define_data);
QTEST_APPLESS_MAIN(UnsignedLongValidatorTest)
#include "unsigned-long-validator.moc"
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