public string TestLine(string line, CLLocalStore vars, CLContextProvider context, string expected)
{
// We'll parse the line as usual
CalcObject obj1 = CLInterpreter.Interpret(line);
string code2 = obj1.ToCode();
CalcObject obj3 = CLInterpreter.Interpret(code2);
string code4 = obj3.ToCode();
// Make sure things look right
Assert.AreEqual(code2, code4);
// Now get the value out of it
CalcValue val5 = obj3.GetValue(vars, context);
string code6 = val5.ToCode();
CalcObject obj7 = CLInterpreter.Interpret(code6);
string code8 = val5.ToCode();
CalcValue val9 = obj7.GetValue(vars, context);
// Make sure things still look right
Assert.AreEqual(code6, code8);
Assert.AreEqual(val5, val9);
// Now we should also make sure the values reported are as expected.
Assert.AreEqual(code8, expected);
// And we'll return the final value so it can be used later!
return(code8);
}
public void TestLine(string input, bool resolve = true)
{
// First, let's parse it
CalcObject obj1 = CLInterpreter.Interpret(input);
// And put it back to string and back
string code2 = obj1.ToCode();
CalcObject obj3 = CLInterpreter.Interpret(code2);
string code4 = obj3.ToCode();
// code2 and code4 need to match
Assert.AreEqual(code2, code4, "code2 and code4 don't match on line: " + input);
// We'll stop here if we're testing non-deterministic functions
if (!resolve)
{
return;
}
// Then, let's get the value
CalcValue val5 = obj1.GetValue();
string code6 = val5.ToCode();
CalcObject obj7 = CLInterpreter.Interpret(code6);
string code8 = obj7.ToCode();
CalcValue val9 = obj7.GetValue();
// code6 and code8 need to match
Assert.AreEqual(code6, code8, "code6 and code8 don't match on line: " + input);
// val5 and val9 also need to match
Assert.AreEqual(val5, val9, "val5 and val9 don't match on line: " + input);
}