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spec/util_multitable_spec.lua @ 10799:763bb2ce3f60

util.pposix,signal: Pass around various OS numbers as integers [Lua 5.3] Passing around PIDs, UIDs etc as integers makes it more sane in Lua 5.3. Getting 1234.0 as PID is silly. Shouldn't change any behavior as these are all integers on the C side and the integral floats are accepted as integers when passed back from Lua into C.
author Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se>
date Mon, 04 May 2020 21:51:30 +0200
parent 8236:4878e4159e12
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local multitable = require "util.multitable";

describe("util.multitable", function()
	describe("#new()", function()
		it("should create a multitable", function()
			local mt = multitable.new();
			assert.is_table(mt, "Multitable is a table");
			assert.is_function(mt.add, "Multitable has method add");
			assert.is_function(mt.get, "Multitable has method get");
			assert.is_function(mt.remove, "Multitable has method remove");
		end);
	end);

	describe("#get()", function()
		it("should allow getting correctly", function()
			local function has_items(list, ...)
				local should_have = {};
				if select('#', ...) > 0 then
					assert.is_table(list, "has_items: list is table", 3);
				else
					assert.is.falsy(list and #list > 0, "No items, and no list");
					return true, "has-all";
				end
				for n=1,select('#', ...) do should_have[select(n, ...)] = true; end
				for _, item in ipairs(list) do
					if not should_have[item] then return false, "too-many"; end
					should_have[item] = nil;
				end
				if next(should_have) then
					return false, "not-enough";
				end
				return true, "has-all";
			end
			local function assert_has_all(message, list, ...)
				return assert.are.equal(select(2, has_items(list, ...)), "has-all", message or "List has all expected items, and no more", 2);
			end

			local mt = multitable.new();

			local trigger1, trigger2, trigger3 = {}, {}, {};
			local item1, item2, item3 = {}, {}, {};

			assert_has_all("Has no items with trigger1", mt:get(trigger1));


			mt:add(1, 2, 3, item1);

			assert_has_all("Has item1 for 1, 2, 3", mt:get(1, 2, 3), item1);
		end);
	end);

	-- Doesn't support nil
	--[[	mt:add(nil, item1);
		mt:add(nil, item2);
		mt:add(nil, item3);

		assert_has_all("Has all items with (nil)", mt:get(nil), item1, item2, item3);
	]]
end);