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#!/usr/bin/ruby
# Test the stream methods the bindings support
$: << File.dirname(__FILE__)
require 'libvirt'
require 'test_utils.rb'
set_test_object("stream")
conn = Libvirt::open(URI)
# TESTGROUP: stream.send
st = conn.stream
expect_too_many_args(st, "send", 1, 2)
expect_too_few_args(st, "send")
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "send", 1)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "send", nil)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "send", [])
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "send", {})
# FIXME: we need to setup a proper stream for this to work
#expect_success(st, "buffer arg", "send", buffer)
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.recv
st = conn.stream
expect_too_many_args(st, "recv", 1, 2)
expect_too_few_args(st, "recv")
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "recv", nil)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "recv", 'foo')
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "recv", [])
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "recv", {})
# FIXME: we need to setup a proper stream for this to work
#expect_success(st, "bytes arg", "recv", 12)
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.sendall
st = conn.stream
# equivalent to expect_too_many_args
begin
st.sendall(1, 2) {|x,y| x = y}
rescue NoMethodError
puts_skipped "#{$test_object}.sendall does not exist"
rescue ArgumentError => e
puts_ok "#{$test_object}.sendall too many args threw #{ArgumentError.to_s}"
rescue => e
puts_fail "#{$test_object}.sendall too many args expected to throw #{ArgumentError.to_s}, but instead threw #{e.class.to_s}: #{e.to_s}"
else
puts_fail "#{$test_object}.sendall too many args expected to throw #{ArgumentError.to_s}, but threw nothing"
end
expect_fail(st, RuntimeError, "no block given", "sendall")
# FIXME: we need to setup a proper stream for this to work
#st.sendall {|opaque,nbytes| return opaque}
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.recvall
st = conn.stream
# equivalent to expect_too_many_args
begin
st.recvall(1, 2) {|x,y| x = y}
rescue NoMethodError
puts_skipped "#{$test_object}.recvall does not exist"
rescue ArgumentError => e
puts_ok "#{$test_object}.recvall too many args threw #{ArgumentError.to_s}"
rescue => e
puts_fail "#{$test_object}.recvall too many args expected to throw #{ArgumentError.to_s}, but instead threw #{e.class.to_s}: #{e.to_s}"
else
puts_fail "#{$test_object}.recvall too many args expected to throw #{ArgumentError.to_s}, but threw nothing"
end
expect_fail(st, RuntimeError, "no block given", "recvall")
# FIXME: we need to setup a proper stream for this to work
#st.recvall {|data,opaque| return opaque}
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.event_add_callback
st_event_callback_proc = lambda {|stream,events,opaque|
}
st = conn.stream
expect_too_many_args(st, "event_add_callback", 1, 2, 3, 4)
expect_too_few_args(st, "event_add_callback")
expect_too_few_args(st, "event_add_callback", 1)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", nil, st_event_callback_proc)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", 'foo', st_event_callback_proc)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", [], st_event_callback_proc)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", {}, st_event_callback_proc)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", 1, nil)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", 1, 'foo')
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", 1, 1)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", 1, [])
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_add_callback", 1, {})
# FIXME: I get "this function is not support by the connection driver"
#expect_success(st, "events and callback arg", "event_add_callback", Libvirt::Stream::EVENT_READABLE, st_event_callback_proc)
#st.event_remove_callback
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.event_update_callback
st = conn.stream
expect_too_many_args(st, "event_update_callback", 1, 2)
expect_too_few_args(st, "event_update_callback")
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_update_callback", nil)
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_update_callback", 'foo')
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_update_callback", [])
expect_invalid_arg_type(st, "event_update_callback", {})
# FIXME: we would need to get st.event_add_callback working to get this working
#expect_success(st, "events arg", "event_update_callback", Libvirt::Stream::EVENT_WRITABLE)
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.remove_callback
st = conn.stream
expect_too_many_args(st, "event_remove_callback", 1)
# FIXME: we would need to get st.event_add_callback working to get this working
#expect_success(st, "no arg", "event_remove_callback")
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.finish
st = conn.stream
expect_too_many_args(st, "finish", 1)
# FIXME: I get "this function is not support by the connection driver"
#expect_success(st, "no arg", "finish")
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.abort
st = conn.stream
expect_too_many_args(st, "abort", 1)
# FIXME: I get "this function is not support by the connection driver"
#expect_success(st, "no arg", "abort")
st.free
# TESTGROUP: stream.abort
st = conn.stream
expect_too_many_args(st, "free", 1)
expect_success(st, "no arg", "free")
# END TESTS
conn.close
finish_tests
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