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# Features covered: Parser functions
#
# This file contains a collection of tests for the TclXML parser.
# This file tests the parser's basic functions.
# Sourcing this file into Tcl runs the tests and generates output
# for errors. No output means no errors were found.
#
# Copyright (c) 1999-2004 Zveno Pty Ltd.
#
# $Id: parser.test,v 1.10 2004/02/20 09:15:52 balls Exp $
package require tcltest
source [file join [tcltest::workingDirectory] tclxmlutils.tcl]
testPackage $::tcltest::parser
namespace eval ::xml::parserTest {
namespace import -force ::tcltest::*
variable SETUP {
variable started
array set started {}
variable ended
array set ended {}
variable elList {}
variable data {}
proc parray arrayName {
upvar #0 $arrayName arr
foreach key [lsort [array names $arrayName]] {
lappend result $key $arr($key)
}
return $result
}
proc Start {name atList args} {
variable started
array set opts $args
array set atts $atList
if {![info exists started($name)]} {
set started($name) 1
} else {
incr started($name)
}
if {[info exists atts(class)]} {
switch $atts(class) {
continue {
return -code continue
}
break {
return -code break
}
error {
return -code error "error condition in callback"
}
default {
return -code $atts(class) -errorcode $atts(class)
}
}
}
}
proc End {name args} {
variable ended
array set opts $args
if {![info exists ended($name)]} {
set ended($name) 1
} else {
incr ended($name)
}
}
proc PI {name args} {
return -code $name
}
proc ElStart {name atList args} {
variable elList
array set opts {-empty 0}
array set opts $args
lappend elList start $name $opts(-empty)
}
proc ElEnd {name args} {
variable elList
array set opts {-empty 0}
array set opts $args
lappend elList end $name $opts(-empty)
}
proc pcdata text {
variable data
append data $text
}
}
variable SETUP2 {
eval $SETUP
set p [::xml::parser -elementstartcommand [namespace code Start]]
}
variable CLEANUP {
catch {unset started}
catch {unset ended}
catch {unset elList}
catch {unset data}
rename parray {}
rename Start {}
rename End {}
rename PI {}
rename ElStart {}
rename ElEnd {}
rename pcdata {}
catch {$p free}
}
test parser-1.1 {parser creation} -setup $SETUP -body {
set p [::xml::parser]
list [regexp {^xmlparser[0-9]+$} $p] \
[string equal [info commands $p] $p]
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result {1 1}
test parser-1.2 {parser creation, only options} -setup $SETUP -body {
set p [::xml::parser -elementstartcommand EStart]
list [regexp {^xmlparser[0-9]+$} $p] \
[string equal [info commands $p] $p]
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result {1 1}
test parser-1.3 {parser creation, named} -body {
set result [::xml::parser testparser]
list $result [info commands testparser]
} -cleanup {
rename testparser {}
} -result {testparser testparser}
test parser-1.4 {parser creation, named with options} -body {
set result [::xml::parser testparser -elementstartcommand EStart]
list $result [info commands testparser]
} -cleanup {
rename testparser {}
} -result {testparser testparser}
test parser-1.5 {configure -baseuri} -body {
set parser [::xml::parser -baseuri file:///tmp/parser-1.5.test]
ok
} -cleanup {
$parser free
} -result {}
# Test break return code from callback
test parser-2.1 {break in callback} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
$p parse {<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Test>
<Element id="el1">Should see this data</Element>
<Element class="break" id="el2">Should not see this data<Element id="el3"/></Element>
<Element id='el4'>Should not see this data</Element>
</Test>
}
set started(Element)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result 2
test parser-2.2 {break in callback} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
$p parse {<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Test>
<Element>Should see this data</Element>
<Element>Should see this data<Element class="break"/></Element>
<Element>Should not see this data</Element>
</Test>
}
set started(Element)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result 3
test parser-2.3 {break in callback} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
$p parse {<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Test>
<Element>Should see this data</Element>
<Element>Should see this data
<?break?>
</Element>
<Element>Should not see this data</Element>
</Test>
}
set started(Element)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result 3
test parser-3.1 {continue in callback} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
$p parse {<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Test>
<Element id='el1'>Should see this data</Element>
<Element class="continue" id='el2'>Should not see this data
<Element id='el3'/>
</Element>
<Element id='el4'>Should see this data</Element>
</Test>
}
set started(Element)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result 3
test parser-3.2 {continue in callback} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
$p parse {<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Test>
<Element>Should see this data</Element>
<Element>Should see this data
<Element class="continue">
Should not see this data
<Element/>
</Element>
Should see this data
<Element/>
</Element>
<Element>Should see this data</Element>
</Test>
}
set started(Element)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result 5
test parser-3.3 {continue in callback} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
$p parse {<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Test>
<Element>Should see this data</Element>
<Element>Should see this data
<Element class="continue">
Should not see this data
<Element class="break"/>
break will have no effect
</Element>
Should see this data
<Element/>
</Element>
<Element>Should see this data</Element>
</Test>
}
set started(Element)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result 5
test parser-4.1 {error in callback} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
set result [catch {
$p parse {<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Test>
<Element>Should see this data</Element>
<Element class="error"/>
<Element>Should not see this data</Element>
</Test>
}
}]
list $result $started(Element)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result {1 2}
# catch doesn't seem to return the actual error code
test parser-4.2 {error in callback} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
set errcode [catch {$p parse {<?xml version="1.0"?>
<Test>
<Element>Should see this data</Element>
<Element class="13"/>
<Element>Should not see this data</Element>
</Test>
}} result]
list $errcode $started(Element)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result {1 2}
test parser-5.0 {free parser} -body {
set p [::xml::parser]
$p free
info commands $p
} -result {}
# Test for bug #510418
test parser-5.1 {free in namespace} -body {
namespace eval ::xml::parserTest::test51 {
set p [::xml::parser -elementstartcommand Foo]
$p free
}
} -cleanup {
namespace delete ::xml::parserTest::test51
} -result {}
# Test for bug #510419
test parser-6.1 {reset parser instance} -setup $SETUP2 -body {
$p reset
$p parse {<Test/>}
set first $started(Test)
catch {unset started}
array set started {}
$p reset
$p parse {<Test><Test/></Test>}
list $first $started(Test)
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result [list 1 2]
# Test for bug #579264
# libxml2 doesn't recognise ignorable whitespace unless validating
test parser-7.1 {-ignorewhitespace option} -setup $SETUP -constraints {!xml_libxml2} -body {
set p [::xml::parser -characterdatacommand [namespace code pcdata] -ignorewhitespace 1]
$p parse {<Test>
<Value/>
</Test>
}
string length $data
} -cleanup $CLEANUP -result 0
cleanupTests
}
namespace delete ::xml::parserTest
return
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