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/*******************************************************************************
* tests/delegate_test.cpp
*
* Part of tlx - http://panthema.net/tlx
*
* Copyright (C) 2015 Timo Bingmann <tb@panthema.net>
*
* All rights reserved. Published under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0
******************************************************************************/
#include <tlx/delegate.hpp>
#include <tlx/die.hpp>
using tlx::Delegate;
using TestDelegate = Delegate<int (int)>;
// TODO(tb): add tests with a different allocator
int func1(int a) {
return a + 5;
}
int func2(int a) {
return a + 10;
}
static void test_plain_functions() {
{
// construction from a immediate function with no object or pointer.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make<func1>();
die_unequal(42, d(37));
}
{
// construction from a plain function pointer.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate(func1);
die_unequal(42, d(37));
}
{
// construction from a plain function pointer.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make(func1);
die_unequal(42, d(37));
}
}
class A
{
public:
int x;
int func(int a) {
return a + x;
}
int const_func(int a) const {
return a + x;
}
int func2(int a) {
return a + x + x;
}
};
static void test_class_methods() {
A a = { 2 };
{
// construction for an immediate class::method with class object
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make<A, &A::func>(&a);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// construction for an immediate class::method with class object
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make<A, &A::const_func>(&a);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// construction for an immediate class::method with class object by
// reference
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make<A, &A::func>(a);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// construction for an immediate class::method with class object by
// reference
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make<A, &A::const_func>(a);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object pointer.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate(&a, &A::func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object pointer.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate(&a, &A::const_func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object reference.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate(a, &A::func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object reference.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate(a, &A::const_func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object pointer.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make(&a, &A::func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object pointer.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make(&a, &A::const_func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object reference.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make(a, &A::func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object reference.
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make(a, &A::const_func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object pointer.
TestDelegate d = tlx::make_delegate(&a, &A::func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object pointer.
TestDelegate d = tlx::make_delegate(&a, &A::const_func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object reference.
TestDelegate d = tlx::make_delegate(a, &A::func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
{
// constructor from an indirect class::method with object reference.
TestDelegate d = tlx::make_delegate(a, &A::const_func);
die_unequal(42, d(40));
}
}
class AddFunctor
{
public:
int x;
int operator () (int a) {
return a + x;
}
};
static void test_functor_class() {
AddFunctor f = { 12 };
{
// calls general functor constructor
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate(f);
die_unequal(42, d(30));
}
{
// calls general functor constructor
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make(f);
die_unequal(42, d(30));
}
}
static void test_lambdas() {
{
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate([](int x) { return x + 1; });
die_unequal(42, d(41));
}
{
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make([](int x) { return x + 1; });
die_unequal(42, d(41));
}
{
// test a lambda with capture
int val = 10;
TestDelegate d = TestDelegate::make([&](int x) { return x + val; });
die_unequal(42, d(32));
}
{
TestDelegate d = [](int x) { return x + 1; };
die_unequal(42, d(41));
}
}
int main() {
test_plain_functions();
test_class_methods();
test_functor_class();
test_lambdas();
return 0;
}
namespace tlx {
// force template instantiation
template class Delegate<int(int)>;
// TODO(tb): add tests with a different allocator
} // namespace tlx
/******************************************************************************/