use super::value::Value; use super::*; use crate::Lox; fn expect(code: &str, value: Value) { let result = Interpreter::create() .interpret(code.into()) .expect("evaluation failed"); assert_eq!(result, value); } fn expect_num(code: &str, value: f64) { expect(code, Value::Number(value)) } fn expect_bool(code: &str, value: bool) { expect(code, Value::Bool(value)) } #[test] fn numbers() { expect_num("1", 1.0); expect_num("13.37", 13.37); } #[test] fn negative_numbers() { // Note: This technically tests unary operators. expect_num("-1", -1.0); expect_num("-13.37", -13.37); } #[test] fn terms() { expect_num("1 + 2", 3.0); expect_num("3 - 1", 2.0); expect_num("0.7 + 0.3", 1.0); expect_num("1 + -3", -2.0); expect_num("-1 - -1", 0.0); expect_num("10 - -10 + 10", 30.0); } #[test] fn factors() { expect_num("1 * 2", 2.0); expect_num("10 / 5", 2.0); expect_num("0.7 * 4 / 1.4", 2.0); expect_num("10 * -10 / 10", -10.0); } #[test] fn arithmetic() { expect_num("10 - 3 * 2", 4.0); expect_num("-4 * -4 + (14 - 5)", 25.0); expect_num("(702 + 408) - ((239 - 734) / -5) + -4", 1007.0); } #[test] fn trivial_literals() { expect("true", Value::Bool(true)); expect("false", Value::Bool(false)); expect("nil", Value::Nil); } #[test] fn negation() { expect_bool("!true", false); expect_bool("!false", true); expect_bool("!nil", true); expect_bool("!13.5", false); expect_bool("!-42", false); } #[test] fn equality() { expect_bool("42 == 42", true); expect_bool("42 != 42", false); expect_bool("42 == 42.0", true); expect_bool("true == true", true); expect_bool("true == false", false); expect_bool("true == !false", true); expect_bool("true != true", false); expect_bool("true != false", true); expect_bool("42 == false", false); expect_bool("42 == true", false); expect_bool("!42 == !true", true); } #[test] fn comparisons() { expect_bool("42 > 23", true); expect_bool("42 < 23", false); expect_bool("42 <= 42", true); expect_bool("42 <= 23", false); expect_bool("42 >= 42", true); expect_bool("42 >= 23", true); }