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# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# Blockenspiel dynamic tests
#
# This file contains tests for dynamic DSL generation.
#
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Copyright 2008-2011 Daniel Azuma
#
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#
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#
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;


require 'test/unit'
require 'blockenspiel'


module Blockenspiel
  module Tests  # :nodoc:

    class TestDynamic < ::Test::Unit::TestCase  # :nodoc:


      # Test the simple case.
      #
      # * Asserts that the simplest case works.

      def test_simple
        block_ = ::Proc.new do
          set_value(:a, 1)
        end
        hash_ = ::Hash.new
        ::Blockenspiel.invoke(block_) do
          add_method(:set_value) do |key_, value_|
            hash_[key_] = value_
          end
        end
        assert_equal(1, hash_[:a])
      end


      # Test renaming.
      #
      # * Asserts that the method appears renamed in a parameterless block.
      # * Asserts that the method appears in its original name in a parametered block.

      def test_renaming
        hash_ = ::Hash.new
        dsl_definition_ = ::Proc.new do
          add_method(:set_value, :dsl_method => :renamed_set_value) do |key_, value_|
            hash_[key_] = value_
          end
        end
        block1_ = ::Proc.new do
          renamed_set_value(:a, 1)
          assert_raise(::NoMethodError){ set_value(:b, 2) }
        end
        ::Blockenspiel.invoke(block1_, &dsl_definition_)
        block2_ = ::Proc.new do |dsl_|
          dsl_.set_value(:c, 3)
          assert_raise(::NoMethodError){ renamed_set_value(:d, 4) }
        end
        ::Blockenspiel.invoke(block2_, &dsl_definition_)
        assert_equal(1, hash_[:a])
        assert_nil(hash_[:b])
        assert_equal(3, hash_[:c])
        assert_nil(hash_[:d])
      end


      # Test calls with blocks passed the usual way.
      # Note: this will fail in MRI < 1.8.7 and JRuby < 1.5.
      #
      # * Asserts that a block passed the usual way works
      # * Asserts that we can detect when a block has not been passed

      def test_blocks_normal
        hash_ = ::Hash.new
        block_ = ::Proc.new do
          set_value1(:a){ 1 }
          set_value2(:b){ 2 }
          set_value2(:c)
        end
        ::Blockenspiel.invoke(block_) do
          add_method(:set_value1) do |key_, &bl_|
            hash_[key_] = bl_.call
          end
          add_method(:set_value2) do |key_, &bl_|
            hash_[key_] = bl_ ? true : false
          end
        end
        assert_equal(1, hash_[:a])
        assert_equal(true, hash_[:b])
        assert_equal(false, hash_[:c])
      end


      # Test calls with blocks passed as non-block parameters.
      #
      # * Asserts that a block passed "first" works.
      # * Asserts that a block passed "last" works.
      # * Asserts that a block passed "true" works.

      def test_blocks_first_and_last
        hash_ = ::Hash.new
        block_ = ::Proc.new do
          set_value1(:a){ 1 }
          set_value2(:b){ 2 }
          set_value2(:c){ 3 }
        end
        ::Blockenspiel.invoke(block_) do
          add_method(:set_value1, :block => :first) do |bl_, key_|
            hash_[key_] = bl_.call
          end
          add_method(:set_value2, :block => :last) do |key_, bl_|
            hash_[key_] = bl_.call
          end
          add_method(:set_value3, :block => true) do |bl_, key_|
            hash_[key_] = bl_.call
          end
        end
        assert_equal(1, hash_[:a])
        assert_equal(2, hash_[:b])
        assert_equal(3, hash_[:c])
      end


      # Test calls with blocks not passed.
      #
      # * Asserts that if a block isn't given, it is set to nil.

      def test_blocks_nil
        hash_ = ::Hash.new
        block_ = ::Proc.new do
          set_value1(:a)
          set_value2(:b)
        end
        ::Blockenspiel.invoke(block_) do
          add_method(:set_value1, :block => :first) do |bl_, key_|
            assert_nil(bl_)
          end
          add_method(:set_value2, :block => :last) do |key_, bl_|
            assert_nil(bl_)
          end
        end
        assert_nil(hash_[:a])
        assert_nil(hash_[:b])
      end


      # Test calls with blocks (legacy api)
      #
      # * Asserts that a block with receive_block works.

      def test_blocks_legacy
        hash_ = ::Hash.new
        block_ = ::Proc.new do
          set_value(:a){ 1 }
        end
        ::Blockenspiel.invoke(block_) do
          add_method(:set_value, :receive_block => true) do |key_, bl_|
            hash_[key_] = bl_.call
          end
        end
        assert_equal(1, hash_[:a])
      end


      # Test passing options in.
      #
      # * Asserts that the "parameter" option is recognized

      def test_options_recognized
        block_ = ::Proc.new do
          set_value(:a, 1)
        end
        hash_ = ::Hash.new
        assert_raise(::Blockenspiel::BlockParameterError) do
          ::Blockenspiel.invoke(block_, :parameterless => false) do
            add_method(:set_value) do |key_, value_|
              hash_[key_] = value_
            end
          end
        end
      end


    end

  end
end