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Scala example source code file (unittest_iterator.scala)
The Scala unittest_iterator.scala source code// Some iterator grouped/sliding unit tests object Test { def it = (1 to 10).iterator def assertThat[T](expectedLength: Int, expectedLast: Seq[T])(it: Iterator[Seq[T]]) { val xs = it.toList def fail(msg: String) = "assertion failed on %s: %s".format(xs, msg) assert(xs.size == expectedLength, fail("expected length " + expectedLength)) assert(xs.last == expectedLast, fail("expected last " + expectedLast)) } def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = { val itSum = it.toStream.sum for (i <- it) { // sum of the groups == sum of the original val thisSum = ((it grouped i) map (_.sum)).toStream.sum assert(thisSum == itSum, thisSum + " != " + itSum) } // grouped assertThat(4, List(10)) { it grouped 3 } assertThat(3, List(7, 8, 9)) { it grouped 3 withPartial false } assertThat(4, List(10, -1, -1)) { it grouped 3 withPadding -1 } // testing by-name padding val padIt = it assertThat(4, List(10, 1, 2)) { it grouped 3 withPadding padIt.next } // sliding assertThat(8, List(8, 9, 10)) { it sliding 3 } assertThat(3, (3 to 10).toList) { it sliding 8 } assertThat(2, List(9, 10)) { it.sliding(8, 8) } assertThat(1, (1 to 8).toList) { it.sliding(8, 8) withPartial false } assertThat(2, List(9, 10, -1, -1, -1)) { it.sliding(5, 8) withPadding -1 } assertThat(1, (1 to 5).toList) { it.sliding(5, 8) withPartial false } // larger step than window assertThat(5, List(9)) { it.sliding(1, 2) } assertThat(3, List(9, 10)) { it.sliding(2, 4) } // make sure it throws past the end val thrown = try { val it = List(1,2,3).sliding(2) it.next it.next it.next false } catch { case _: NoSuchElementException => true } assert(thrown) } } Other Scala examples (source code examples)Here is a short list of links related to this Scala unittest_iterator.scala source code file: |
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