public void LocalWinCmdLineLocalIncludeFile()
{
// Write out the local include file. The system should pick it up from here.
using (var writer = File.CreateText("bogus_function.h"))
{
writer.WriteLine("int bogus() { return 15; }");
writer.WriteLine();
writer.Close();
}
// Run on ints, though for this test it won't matter.
var rootFile = TestUtils.CreateFileOfInt(10);
// Run the special function.
var q = new QueriableDummy <TestNtupe>();
var listing = from evt in q
where CPPHelperFunctions.ReturnCustomFuncValue() > 10.0
select evt;
var dude = listing.Count();
var query = DummyQueryExectuor.LastQueryModel;
// Run the execution environment.
var exe = new TTreeQueryExecutor(new[] { rootFile.AsLocalWinUri() }, "dude", typeof(ntuple), typeof(TestNtupe));
exe.CleanupQuery = false;
int result = exe.ExecuteScalar <int>(query);
Assert.AreEqual(10, result);
}
public void TestScope()
{
// Make sure that if anything funky needs to be done outside our loop,
// it gets declared correctly.
var q = new QueriableDummy <ntupArray>();
var results = from evt in q
select evt.run.PairWiseAll((r1, r2) => CPPHelperFunctions.Calc(r1) != r2).Count();
var total = results.Aggregate(0, (seed, val) => seed + val);
DummyQueryExectuor.FinalResult.DumpCodeToConsole();
//
// The *2 should be burried in the loop. However, we've seen it popped up to the top
// in a bug. So test for that regression.
//
var seen2 = DummyQueryExectuor.FinalResult.CodeBody.Statements.Where(s => s is StatementSimpleStatement).Cast <StatementSimpleStatement>().Where(s => s.ToString().Contains("]*2")).Any();
Assert.IsFalse(seen2, "Saw a ']*2' in a top level code statement!");
}