public void tightOperators()
{
{
CodeFormattingCheck cfCheck = new CodeFormattingCheck();
// Bad code should be detected
string badCode = "if($fn&&$em)";
Assert.IsTrue(
RegExExecutor.match(badCode, cfCheck.missingSpaceAroundOperators()));
// Variation of input
Assert.IsTrue(
RegExExecutor.match("if($fn &&$em)", cfCheck.missingSpaceAroundOperators()));
Assert.IsTrue(
RegExExecutor.match("if($fn&& $em)", cfCheck.missingSpaceAroundOperators()));
// Also using the full regular expression
Assert.IsTrue(
RegExExecutor.match(badCode, cfCheck.combinedAllOfRegularExpressions()));
// Corresponding fixed code, with the full regular
// expression to catch false positives
Assert.IsFalse(
RegExExecutor.match("if($fn && $em)",
cfCheck.combinedAllOfRegularExpressions()));
}
} //RegExExecutor_basics()
public void combinedAllOfRegularExpressions()
{
// Trivial test (as it is unlikely to change),
// but it is a way to get started...
{
CodeFormattingCheck cfCheck = new CodeFormattingCheck();
Assert.AreEqual(@"\S\{", cfCheck.missingSpaceBeforeOpeningBracketRegex(), "");
}
} //combinedAllOfRegularExpressions()
public void RegExExecutor_basics()
{
{
CodeFormattingCheck cfCheck = new CodeFormattingCheck();
// Bad code should be detected
string badCode = "auto p=new Son();";
Assert.IsTrue(
RegExExecutor.match(badCode, cfCheck.missingSpaceAroundEqualSign()));
// Also using the full regular expression
Assert.IsTrue(
RegExExecutor.match(badCode, cfCheck.combinedAllOfRegularExpressions()));
// Corresponding fixed code
Assert.IsFalse(
RegExExecutor.match("auto p = new Son();",
cfCheck.missingSpaceAroundEqualSign()));
}
{
//LookUpString tt2 = new LookUpString(" r ");
//string cs = tt2.getCoreString();
//Assert.AreEqual("r", cs , "");
//
//string leading = tt2.getLeading();
//Assert.AreEqual(" ", leading, "");
//
//string trailing = tt2.getTrailing();
//Assert.AreEqual(" ", trailing, "");
}
{
//LookUpString tt2 = new LookUpString("stackoverflow, ");
//string cs = tt2.getCoreString();
//Assert.AreEqual("stackoverflow", cs, "");
//
//string leading = tt2.getLeading();
//Assert.AreEqual("", leading, "");
//
//string trailing = tt2.getTrailing();
//Assert.AreEqual(", ", trailing, "");
}
} //RegExExecutor_basics()
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string outputType = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("WORDLIST_OUTPUTTYPE");
string toOutput = ""; // No output unless explicitly indicated
// by parameters passed to the program
EditorOverflowApplication app = new EditorOverflowApplication_Unix();
CodeFormattingCheck cfCheck = new CodeFormattingCheck();
// This will result in running the ***first*** level of
// integrity testing for the word list data
WikipediaLookup someWikipediaLookup = new WikipediaLookup();
switch (outputType)
{
case "SQL":
// That is what we most often use (to update the
// deployed database with the word list data).
//
// Like for HTML generation, it will result in
// running ***more*** rigorous integrity
// testing for the word list data.
toOutput = someWikipediaLookup.dumpWordList_asSQL();
break;
case "HTML":
// This will result in running ***more*** rigorous
// integrity testing for the word list data
//toOutput = someWikipediaLookup.dumpWordList_asHTML(
//
// // Fixed strings - sufficient for integrity testing
// // of the word list data
// //
// "some combined regular expressions",
// "some version thingie",
// "some date only string");
toOutput = someWikipediaLookup.dumpWordList_asHTML(
cfCheck.combinedAllOfRegularExpressions(),
app.fullVersionStr(),
app.versionString_dateOnly()
);
break;
default:
//Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!");
Console.WriteLine("\n");
Console.WriteLine("2020-02-28T012833Z+0");
Console.WriteLine("\n");
string var1 = Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("PATH");
//Console.WriteLine("Environment variable PATH: " + var1 + "\n");
Console.WriteLine(
"Output type for wordlist not specified. " +
"Use environment variable WORDLIST_OUTPUTTYPE " +
"with 'SQL' or 'HTML'.\n");
break;
}
// Dump the SQL or HTML to standard output so we can
// redirect it to a file (but note that integrity
// error messages currently also end up there...).
//
// What about Unicode / UTF-8????????
Console.WriteLine(toOutput);
}
