virtualx-engine/tests/core/math/test_expression.h
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One Copyright Update to rule them all
As many open source projects have started doing it, we're removing the
current year from the copyright notice, so that we don't need to bump
it every year.

It seems like only the first year of publication is technically
relevant for copyright notices, and even that seems to be something
that many companies stopped listing altogether (in a version controlled
codebase, the commits are a much better source of date of publication
than a hardcoded copyright statement).

We also now list Godot Engine contributors first as we're collectively
the current maintainers of the project, and we clarify that the
"exclusive" copyright of the co-founders covers the timespan before
opensourcing (their further contributions are included as part of Godot
Engine contributors).

Also fixed "cf." Frenchism - it's meant as "refer to / see".
2023-01-05 13:25:55 +01:00

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/* test_expression.h */
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#ifndef TEST_EXPRESSION_H
#define TEST_EXPRESSION_H
#include "core/math/expression.h"
#include "tests/test_macros.h"
namespace TestExpression {
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Integer arithmetic") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("-123456") == OK,
"Integer identity should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == -123456,
"Integer identity should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2 + 3") == OK,
"Integer addition should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 5,
"Integer addition should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("999999999999 + 999999999999") == OK,
"Large integer addition should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int64_t(expression.execute()) == 1'999'999'999'998,
"Large integer addition should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("25 / 10") == OK,
"Integer / integer division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 2,
"Integer / integer division should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2 * (6 + 14) / 2 - 5") == OK,
"Integer multiplication-addition-subtraction-division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 15,
"Integer multiplication-addition-subtraction-division should return the expected result.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Floating-point arithmetic") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("-123.456") == OK,
"Float identity should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(-123.456),
"Float identity should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2.0 + 3.0") == OK,
"Float addition should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(5),
"Float addition should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("3.0 / 10") == OK,
"Float / integer division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(0.3),
"Float / integer division should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("3 / 10.0") == OK,
"Basic integer / float division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(0.3),
"Basic integer / float division should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("3.0 / 10.0") == OK,
"Float / float division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(0.3),
"Float / float division should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2.5 * (6.0 + 14.25) / 2.0 - 5.12345") == OK,
"Float multiplication-addition-subtraction-division should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(20.18905),
"Float multiplication-addition-subtraction-division should return the expected result.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Scientific notation") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2.e5") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(200'000),
"The expression should return the expected result.");
// The middle "e" is ignored here.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2e5") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(2e5),
"The expression should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2e.5") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(2),
"The expression should return the expected result.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Underscored numeric literals") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("1_000_000") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("1_000.000") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("0xff_99_00") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Built-in functions") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("sqrt(pow(3, 2) + pow(4, 2))") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 5,
"`sqrt(pow(3, 2) + pow(4, 2))` should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("snapped(sin(0.5), 0.01)") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
double(expression.execute()) == doctest::Approx(0.48),
"`snapped(sin(0.5), 0.01)` should return the expected result.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("pow(2.0, -2500)") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_zero_approx(double(expression.execute())),
"`pow(2.0, -2500)` should return the expected result (asymptotically zero).");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Boolean expressions") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("24 >= 12") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("1.0 < 1.25 && 1.25 < 2.0") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("!2") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `false`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("!!2") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("!0") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("!!0") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `false`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("2 && 5") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `true`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("0 || 0") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `false`.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("(2 <= 4) && (2 > 5)") == OK,
"The boolean expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
!bool(expression.execute()),
"The boolean expression should evaluate to `false`.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Expressions with variables") {
Expression expression;
PackedStringArray parameter_names;
parameter_names.push_back("foo");
parameter_names.push_back("bar");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("foo + bar + 50", parameter_names) == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
Array values;
values.push_back(60);
values.push_back(20);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute(values)) == 130,
"The expression should return the expected value.");
PackedStringArray parameter_names_invalid;
parameter_names_invalid.push_back("foo");
parameter_names_invalid.push_back("baz"); // Invalid parameter name.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("foo + bar + 50", parameter_names_invalid) == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
Array values_invalid;
values_invalid.push_back(60);
values_invalid.push_back(20);
// Invalid parameters will parse successfully but print an error message when executing.
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute(values_invalid)) == 0,
"The expression should return the expected value.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
// Mismatched argument count (more values than parameters).
PackedStringArray parameter_names_mismatch;
parameter_names_mismatch.push_back("foo");
parameter_names_mismatch.push_back("bar");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("foo + bar + 50", parameter_names_mismatch) == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
Array values_mismatch;
values_mismatch.push_back(60);
values_mismatch.push_back(20);
values_mismatch.push_back(110);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute(values_mismatch)) == 130,
"The expression should return the expected value.");
// Mismatched argument count (more parameters than values).
PackedStringArray parameter_names_mismatch2;
parameter_names_mismatch2.push_back("foo");
parameter_names_mismatch2.push_back("bar");
parameter_names_mismatch2.push_back("baz");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("foo + bar + baz + 50", parameter_names_mismatch2) == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
Array values_mismatch2;
values_mismatch2.push_back(60);
values_mismatch2.push_back(20);
// Having more parameters than values will parse successfully but print an
// error message when executing.
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute(values_mismatch2)) == 0,
"The expression should return the expected value.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Invalid expressions") {
Expression expression;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("\\") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("0++") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("()") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("()()") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("() - ()") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("() * 12345") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("() * 12345") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("123'456") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("123\"456") == ERR_INVALID_PARAMETER,
"The expression shouldn't parse successfully.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Expression] Unusual expressions") {
Expression expression;
// Redundant parentheses don't cause a parse error as long as they're matched.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("(((((((((((((((666)))))))))))))))") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
// Using invalid identifiers doesn't cause a parse error.
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("hello + hello") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 0,
"The expression should return the expected result.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("$1.00 + ???5") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 0,
"The expression should return the expected result.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
// Commas can't be used as a decimal parameter.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("123,456") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 123,
"The expression should return the expected result.");
// Spaces can't be used as a separator for large numbers.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("123 456") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 123,
"The expression should return the expected result.");
// Division by zero is accepted, even though it prints an error message normally.
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("-25.4 / 0") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_inf(double(expression.execute())),
"`-25.4 / 0` should return inf.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
expression.parse("0 / 0") == OK,
"The expression should parse successfully.");
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
int(expression.execute()) == 0,
"`0 / 0` should return 0.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
// The tests below currently crash the engine.
//
//CHECK_MESSAGE(
// expression.parse("(-9223372036854775807 - 1) % -1") == OK,
// "The expression should parse successfully.");
//CHECK_MESSAGE(
// int64_t(expression.execute()) == 0,
// "`(-9223372036854775807 - 1) % -1` should return the expected result.");
//
//CHECK_MESSAGE(
// expression.parse("(-9223372036854775807 - 1) / -1") == OK,
// "The expression should parse successfully.");
//CHECK_MESSAGE(
// int64_t(expression.execute()) == 0,
// "`(-9223372036854775807 - 1) / -1` should return the expected result.");
}
} // namespace TestExpression
#endif // TEST_EXPRESSION_H