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//Test method: CheckForDuplicateStates
//Test ID: 5.2.1
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public void ParseDefinition_CheckForDuplicateStates()
{
List<string> definition = new List<string>()
{
"S1 S1",
"INPUT_ALPHABET:"
};
States test_state = new States();
Assert.IsFalse(test_state.load(ref definition), "Failed to detect duplicate states.");
}
public void ParseDefinition_CheckCaseSensitivityForStates()
{
List<string> definition = new List<string>()
{
"state1 STATE1",
"INPUT_ALPHABET:"
};
States test_state = new States();
test_state.load(ref definition);
Assert.IsTrue(test_state.is_element("state1"));
Assert.IsTrue(test_state.is_element("STATE1"));
}
public void ParseDefinition_CheckForAtLeastOneState()
{
List<string> definition = new List<string>()
{
"",
"INPUT_ALPHABET:"
};
States test_state = new States();
Assert.IsFalse(test_state.load(ref definition), "Failed to detect null states in definition file.");
}
public void ParseDefinition_InvalidStates()
{
List<string> definition = new List<string>()
{
" ",
"INPUT_ALPHABET: a b", // Need to have next keyword so it's detected
};
States states = new States();
Assert.IsFalse(states.load(ref definition), "Should fail to parse states.");
}
public void ParseDefinition_ValidStates()
{
List<string> definition = new List<string>()
{
//"description stuff1",
//"description stuff2", // Assume definition was already extracted
"STATES: S1 S2 S3 S4",
"INPUT_ALPHABET: a b", // Need to have next keyword so it's detected
//"TAPE_ALPHABET: a b x y -",
//"TRANSITION_FUNCTION:",
//"s0 a s1 X R",
//"s0 Y s3 Y R",
//"s1 a s1 a R",
//"s1 b s2 Y L",
//"s1 Y s1 Y R",
//"s2 a s2 a L",
//"s2 X s0 X R",
//"s2 Y s2 Y L",
//"s3 Y s3 Y R",
//"s3 - s4 - R",
//"INITIAL_STATE: s0",
//"BLANK_CHARACTER: -",
//"FINAL_STATES: s4"
};
States states = new States();
Assert.IsTrue(states.load(ref definition), "Failed to parse states.");
Assert.IsTrue(states.is_element("S1"), "S1 not found");
Assert.IsTrue(states.is_element("S2"), "S2 not found");
Assert.IsTrue(states.is_element("S3"), "S3 not found");
Assert.IsTrue(states.is_element("S4"), "S4 not found");
}
public void ParseDefinition_CheckForValidStateCharacters()
{
List<string> definition = new List<string>()
{
"$",
"INPUT_ALPHABET:"
};
States test_state = new States();
Assert.IsFalse(test_state.load(ref definition), "Failed to detect invalid input alphabet character.");
}
public void ParseDefinition_TransFunct_InvalidChar()
{
List<string> definition = new List<string>()
{
"description stuff1",
"description stuff2",
"STATES: S1 S2 S3 S4",
"INPUT_ALPHABET: a b",
"TAPE_ALPHABET: a b x y -",
"TRANSITION_FUNCTION:",
"s0 a s1 X R",
"s0 Y s3 Y R",
"s1 a s1 a R",
"s1 b s2 Y L",
"s1 Y s1 Y R",
"s2 a s2 a L",
"s2 X s0 X R",
"s2 Y s2 Y L",
"s3 Y s3 Y R",
"s3 - s4 - R",
"INITIAL_STATE: s0",
"BLANK_CHARACTER: -",
"FINAL_STATES: s4"
};
Tape tape = new Tape();
FinalStates final_states = new FinalStates();
InputAlphabet input_alphabet = new InputAlphabet();
States states = new States();
TapeAlphabet tape_alphabet = new TapeAlphabet();
TransitionFunction transition_function = new TransitionFunction();
TuringMachine tm = new TuringMachine("");
Assert.IsTrue(tm.parseDescription(ref definition), "Failed to parse description");
Assert.IsTrue(states.load(ref definition), "Failed to parse states.");
Assert.IsTrue(input_alphabet.load(ref definition), "Failed to parse input alphabet");
Assert.IsTrue(tape_alphabet.load(ref definition), "Failed to parse tape alphabet");
Assert.IsFalse(transition_function.load(ref definition), "Should not accept transition with a state not in STATES:");
}