private static void ValidateFormatter <T>(FormatterTestData <T> testData)
{
// It's useful to do the over-sized buffer test first. If the formatter api has a bug that generates output text that's longer than
// the expected string, this test will fail with an "Expected/Actual" diff while the exact-sized buffer test would say "Oops. The api returned 'false' and no output"."
FormatterTestData <T> oversizedTestData = new FormatterTestData <T>(testData.Value, testData.Format, testData.Precision, testData.ExpectedOutput)
{
PassedInBufferLength = testData.ExpectedOutput.Length + 200,
};
ValidateFormatterHelper(oversizedTestData);
// Now run the test with a buffer that's exactly the right size.
ValidateFormatterHelper(testData);
// Now run the test with buffers that are too short.
for (int truncatedBufferLength = 0; truncatedBufferLength < testData.ExpectedOutput.Length; truncatedBufferLength++)
{
FormatterTestData <T> newTestData = new FormatterTestData <T>(testData.Value, testData.Format, testData.Precision, testData.ExpectedOutput)
{
PassedInBufferLength = truncatedBufferLength,
};
ValidateFormatterHelper(newTestData);
}
}
private static void CanaryCheck <T>(FormatterTestData <T> testData, ReadOnlySpan <byte> canaries, string pastWhat)
{
for (int i = 0; i < canaries.Length; i++)
{
if (canaries[i] != 0xcc)
{
throw new TestException($"BUFFER OVERRUN! This format attempt ({testData}) wrote past {pastWhat}!");
}
}
}
private static void ValidateFormatterHelper <T>(FormatterTestData <T> testData)
{
int spanLength = testData.PassedInBufferLength;
string expectedOutput = testData.ExpectedOutput;
int expectedOutputLength = expectedOutput.Length;
bool expectedSuccess = spanLength >= expectedOutputLength;
StandardFormat format = new StandardFormat(testData.FormatSymbol, testData.Precision);
T value = testData.Value;
const int CanarySize = 100;
byte[] backingArray = new byte[spanLength + CanarySize];
Span <byte> span = new Span <byte>(backingArray, 0, spanLength);
CanaryFill(backingArray);
bool success = TryFormatUtf8 <T>(value, span, out int bytesWritten, format);
if (success)
{
if (!expectedSuccess)
{
if (bytesWritten >= 0 && bytesWritten <= span.Length)
{
string unexpectedOutput = span.Slice(0, bytesWritten).ToUtf16String();
throw new TestException($"This format attempt ({testData}) was expected to fail due to an undersized buffer. Instead, it generated \"{unexpectedOutput}\"");
}
else
{
throw new TestException($"This format attempt ({testData}) was expected to fail due to an undersized buffer. Instead, it succeeded but set 'bytesWritten' to an out of range value: {bytesWritten}");
}
}
if (bytesWritten < 0 || bytesWritten > span.Length)
{
throw new TestException($"This format attempt ({testData}) succeeded as expected but set 'bytesWritten' to an out of range value: {bytesWritten}");
}
string actual = span.Slice(0, bytesWritten).ToUtf16String();
string expected = testData.ExpectedOutput;
if (actual != expected)
{
// We'll allocate (and not throw) the TestException (so that someone with a breakpoint inside TestException's constructor will break as desired) but
// use Assert.Equals() to trigger the actual failure so we get XUnit's more useful comparison output into the log.
new TestException($"This format attempt ({testData}) succeeded as expected but generated the wrong text:\n Expected: \"{expected}\"\n Actual: \"{actual}\"\n");
Assert.Equal(expected, actual);
}
// If the api scribbled into the Span past the reported 'bytesWritten' (but still within the bounds of the Span itself), this should raise eyebrows at least.
CanaryCheck(testData, new ReadOnlySpan <byte>(backingArray, span.Length, CanarySize), "the end of the Span itself");
// If the api scribbled beyond the range of the Span itself, it's panic time.
CanaryCheck(testData, new ReadOnlySpan <byte>(backingArray, expectedOutputLength, span.Length - expectedOutputLength), "'bytesWritten'");
}
else
{
if (expectedSuccess)
{
throw new TestException($"This format attempt ({testData}) was expected to succeed. Instead, it failed.");
}
if (bytesWritten != 0)
{
throw new TestException($"This format attempt ({testData}) failed as expected but did not set `bytesWritten` to 0");
}
// Note: It's not guaranteed that partial (and useless) results will be written to the buffer despite
// byteWritten being 0. (In particular, ulong values that are larger than long.MaxValue using the "N" format.)
// We can only check the canary portion for overwrites.
CanaryCheck(testData, new ReadOnlySpan <byte>(backingArray, span.Length, CanarySize), "the end of the Span itself");
}
}
public static void TestFormatterSingle(FormatterTestData <float> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterGuid(FormatterTestData <Guid> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterDecimal(FormatterTestData <decimal> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterDouble(FormatterTestData <double> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterUInt32(FormatterTestData <uint> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterUInt64(FormatterTestData <ulong> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterUInt16(FormatterTestData <ushort> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterByte(FormatterTestData <byte> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterTimeSpan(FormatterTestData <TimeSpan> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterBoolean(FormatterTestData <bool> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
public static void TestFormatterDateTimeOffset(FormatterTestData <DateTimeOffset> testData)
{
ValidateFormatter(testData);
}
