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Scala example source code file (unapply.scala)
The Scala unapply.scala source codeimport scala.testing.SUnit._ object Test extends TestConsoleMain { def suite = new TestSuite( Foo, Mas, LisSeqArr, StreamFoo ) } // this class is used for representation class Bar { var size: Int = 50 var name: String = "medium" } // test basic unapply for 0, 1 and 2 args and with precise type test object Fii { def unapply(x: Any): Boolean = x.isInstanceOf[Bar] } object Faa { def unapply(x: Any): Option[String] = if(x.isInstanceOf[Bar]) Some(x.asInstanceOf[Bar].name) else None } object FaaPrecise { def unapply(x: Bar): Option[String] = Some(x.name) } object FaaPreciseSome { def unapply(x: Bar) = Some(x.name) // return type Some[String] } object VarFoo { def unapply(a : Int)(implicit b : Int) : Option[Int] = Some(a + b) } object Foo extends TestCase("Foo") with Assert { def unapply(x: Any): Option[Product2[Int, String]] = x match { case y: Bar => Some(Tuple(y.size, y.name)) case _ => None } def doMatch1(b:Bar) = b match { case Foo(s:Int, n:String) => (s,n) } def doMatch2(b:Bar) = b match { case Fii() => null } def doMatch3(b:Bar) = b match { case Faa(n:String) => n } def doMatch4(b:Bar) = (b:Any) match { case FaaPrecise(n:String) => n } def doMatch5(b:Bar) = (b:Any) match { case FaaPreciseSome(n:String) => n } override def runTest { val b = new Bar assertEquals(doMatch1(b),(50,"medium")) assertEquals(doMatch2(b),null) assertEquals(doMatch3(b),"medium") assertEquals(doMatch4(b),"medium") assertEquals(doMatch5(b),"medium") implicit val bc: Int = 3 assertEquals(4 match { case VarFoo(x) => x }, 7) } } // same, but now object is not top-level object Mas extends TestCase("Mas") with Assert { object Gaz { def unapply(x: Any): Option[Product2[Int, String]] = x match { case y: Baz => Some(Tuple(y.size, y.name)) case _ => None } } class Baz { var size: Int = 60 var name: String = "too large" } def runTest { val b = new Baz assertEquals(b match { case Gaz(s:Int, n:String) => (s,n) }, (60,"too large")) } } object LisSeqArr extends TestCase("LisSeqArr") with Assert { // def foo[A](x:List[A]) {} def runTest { assertEquals((List(1,2,3): Any) match { case List(x,y,_*) => (x,y)}, (1,2)) assertEquals((List(1,2,3): Any) match { case Seq(x,y,_*) => (x,y)}, (1,2)) //assertEquals((Array(1,2,3): Any) match { case Seq(x,y,_*) => (x,y)}, (1,2)) //assertEquals((Array(1,2,3): Any) match { case Array(x,y,_*) => {x,y}}, {1,2}) // just compile, feature request #1196 // (List(1,2,3): Any) match { // case a @ List(x,y,_*) => foo(a) // } } } object StreamFoo extends TestCase("unapply for Streams") with Assert { //val x:Stream[Int] = Stream.cons(1,x) def sum(stream: Stream[Int]): Int = stream match { case Stream.Empty => 0 case Stream.cons(hd, tl) => hd + sum(tl) } override def runTest { val str: Stream[Int] = List(1,2,3).toStream assertEquals(sum(str), 6) } } object Test1256 extends TestCase("1256") { class Sync { def unapply(scrut: Any): Boolean = false } class Buffer { val Get = new Sync val jp: PartialFunction[Any, Any] = { case Get() => } } override def runTest { assertFalse((new Buffer).jp.isDefinedAt(42)) } } Other Scala examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Scala unapply.scala source code file: |
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