main.cpp File Reference

#include <iostream>
#include "phoenix_assert.h"
#include "phoenix_check.h"

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Functions
template<typename T >
bool	checkPhoenixCheck (T val, T valSame, T valDifferent)
	Check the phoenix_check. More...
int	main (int argc, char **argv)
void	testCheckList ()
	Check the list. More...
void	testCheckVector ()
	Check the vector. More...
void	testIsOk ()
	Test the string filename function. More...

Function Documentation

checkPhoenixCheck()

template<typename T >

bool checkPhoenixCheck	(	T	val,
		T	valSame,
		T	valDifferent
	)

Check the phoenix_check.

Parameters

val	: value
valSame	: same value
valDifferent	: different value

Returns

true on success, false otherwise

Definition at line 19 of file main.cpp.

                                                        {
        bool b(true);
        b &= phoenix_check("checkPhoenixCheck : OK : ", val, valSame);
        b &= !phoenix_check("checkPhoenixCheck : FAIL : ", val, valDifferent);
        return b;
}

References phoenix_check().

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main()

int main	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

Definition at line 97 of file main.cpp.

                               {
        testIsOk();
        testCheckVector();
        testCheckList();
        return 0;
}

References testCheckList(), testCheckVector(), and testIsOk().

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testCheckList()

void testCheckList

(

)

Check the list.

Definition at line 73 of file main.cpp.

                    {
        std::list<std::string> vecVal, vecValShort, vecValLong, vecEmpty;
        vecVal.push_back("1");
        vecVal.push_back("2");
        vecVal.push_back("3");
        
        vecValShort.push_back("1");
        vecValShort.push_back("2");
        
        vecValLong.push_back("1");
        vecValLong.push_back("2");
        vecValLong.push_back("3");
        vecValLong.push_back("4");
        
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_check("List equal", vecVal, vecVal));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("List equal empty left", vecEmpty, vecVal));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("List equal empty right", vecVal, vecEmpty));
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_check("List empty", vecEmpty, vecEmpty));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("List equal short left", vecValShort, vecVal));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("List equal short right", vecVal, vecValShort));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("List equal long left", vecValLong, vecVal));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("List equal long right", vecVal, vecValLong));
}

References phoenix_assert, and phoenix_check().

Referenced by main().

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testCheckVector()

void testCheckVector

(

)

Check the vector.

Definition at line 48 of file main.cpp.

                      {
        std::vector<std::string> vecVal, vecValShort, vecValLong, vecEmpty;
        vecVal.push_back("1");
        vecVal.push_back("2");
        vecVal.push_back("3");
        
        vecValShort.push_back("1");
        vecValShort.push_back("2");
        
        vecValLong.push_back("1");
        vecValLong.push_back("2");
        vecValLong.push_back("3");
        vecValLong.push_back("4");
        
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_check("Vec equal", vecVal, vecVal));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("Vec equal empty left", vecEmpty, vecVal));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("Vec equal empty right", vecVal, vecEmpty));
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_check("Vec empty", vecEmpty, vecEmpty));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("Vec equal short left", vecValShort, vecVal));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("Vec equal short right", vecVal, vecValShort));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("Vec equal long left", vecValLong, vecVal));
        phoenix_assert(!phoenix_check("Vec equal long right", vecVal, vecValLong));
}

References phoenix_assert, and phoenix_check().

Referenced by main().

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testIsOk()

void testIsOk

(

)

Test the string filename function.

Definition at line 27 of file main.cpp.

               {
        std::cout << "testIsOk : OK => " << phoenix_isOk(true) << std::endl;
        std::cout << "testIsOk : FAIL => " << phoenix_isOk(false) << std::endl;
        
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_check("testIsOk : OK : ", phoenix_isOk(true), std::string("\033[32mOK\033[0m")));
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_check("testIsOk : FAIL : ", phoenix_isOk(false), std::string("\033[31mFAIL\033[0m")));
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_check("testIsOk : OK : ", phoenix_isOk(true), "\033[32mOK\033[0m"));
        phoenix_assert(phoenix_check("testIsOk : FAIL : ", phoenix_isOk(false), "\033[31mFAIL\033[0m"));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<int>(42, 42, 28));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<short>(42, 42, 28));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<long>(42, 42, 28));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<char>(42, 42, 43));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<unsigned int>(42, 42, 28));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<unsigned short>(42, 42, 28));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<unsigned long>(42, 42, 28));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<unsigned char>(42, 42, 43));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<float>(42, 42, 28));
        phoenix_assert(checkPhoenixCheck<double>(42, 42, 28));
}

References phoenix_assert, phoenix_check(), and phoenix_isOk().

Referenced by main().

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