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Scala example source code file (FingerTreeTest.scala)

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Java - Scala tags/keywords

arbitrary, array, fingertree, indseq, int, none, option, ordseq, sequencetree, sizereducer, some, speclite, stream, testinstance

The FingerTreeTest.scala Scala example source code

package scalaz

import org.scalacheck.Prop._
import scalacheck.ScalazArbitrary._
import scalacheck.ScalazProperties._
import std.anyVal._
import std.stream._
import std.string._
import std.tuple._
import std.option._
import syntax.equal._
import WriterT._
import org.scalacheck.Prop.forAll

object FingerTreeTest extends SpecLite {
  type SequenceTree[A] = FingerTree[Int, A]
  implicit def SizeReducer[A]: Reducer[A, Int] = UnitReducer(x => 1)
  import FingerTree._

  checkAll(monoid.laws[SequenceTree[String]])
  checkAll(equal.laws[SequenceTree[String]])
  checkAll("FingerTree", foldable.laws[SequenceTree])
  checkAll("Finger", foldable.laws[Finger[Int, ?]])
  checkAll("Node", foldable.laws[Node[Int, ?]])

  checkAll("IndSeq", equal.laws[IndSeq[Int]])
  checkAll("IndSeq", monadPlus.strongLaws[IndSeq])
  checkAll("IndSeq", traverse.laws[IndSeq])
  checkAll("IndSeq", isEmpty.laws[IndSeq])

  val intStream = Stream.from(1)

  def streamToTree[A](stream: Stream[A]): SequenceTree[A] = stream.foldLeft(FingerTree.empty(SizeReducer[A])) {
    case (t, x) => (t :+ x)
  }

  "append one element works correctly" ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int], x: Int) =>
    (tree :+ x).toStream must_===(tree.toStream :+ x)
  }

  "prepending one element works correctly" ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int], x: Int) =>
    (x +: tree).toStream must_===(x +: tree.toStream)
  }

  "converting a stream to a finger-tree and back produces an equal stream" ! forAll {(stream: Stream[Int]) =>
    streamToTree(stream).toStream must_===(stream)
  }

  "appending two trees works correctly" ! forAll {(tree1: SequenceTree[Int], tree2: SequenceTree[Int]) =>
    (tree1 <++> tree2).toStream must_===(tree1.toStream ++ tree2.toStream)
  }

  "splitting a tree works the same as splitting a stream" ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int], index: Int) =>
    val asStream = tree.toStream
    val splitTree = tree.split(_ > index)
    (splitTree._1.toStream, splitTree._2.toStream) must_===(asStream.splitAt(index))
  }

  "replacing last element works correctly" ! forAll{(tree: SequenceTree[Int], x: Int) =>
    !tree.isEmpty ==> ((tree :-| x).toStream must_===(tree.toStream.init :+ x))
  }

  "replacing first element works correctly" ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int], x: Int) =>
    !tree.isEmpty ==> ((x |-: tree).toStream must_=== (x +: tree.toStream.tail))
  }

  "head and tail work correctly"  ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int]) =>
    val asStream = tree.toStream
    !tree.isEmpty ==> ((tree.head === tree.toStream.head) && (tree.tail.toStream === tree.toStream.tail))
  }

  "last and init work correctly" ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int]) =>
    val asStream = tree.toStream
    !tree.isEmpty ==> ((tree.last === tree.toStream.last) && (tree.init.toStream === tree.toStream.init))
  }

  "foldLeft snoc is identity" ! forAll {
    (tree: SequenceTree[Int]) => tree.foldLeft(FingerTree.empty(SizeReducer[Int]))(_ :+ _).toStream must_==(tree.toStream)
  }

  "foldLeft cons is reverse" ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int]) => tree.foldLeft(FingerTree.empty(SizeReducer[Int]))((x, y) => y +: x).toStream must_==(tree.toStream.reverse)}

  "Fingertree" should {

    "apply effects in order" in {
      val s: Writer[String, FingerTree[Int, Int]] = streamToTree(intStream.take(5)).traverseTree[Writer[String, ?], Int, Int](x => Writer(x.toString, x))
      s.run must_===("12345", streamToTree(intStream.take(5)))
    }

    "traverseTree through the option effect yielding result" in {
      val tree = streamToTree(intStream.take(20)).traverseTree[Option, Int, Int](i => Some(i * 2))
      tree.map(_.toStream) getOrElse(Stream.empty) must_===(streamToTree(intStream.take(20).map(_ * 2)).toStream)
    }

    "traverseTree through the option effect yielding none" in {
      val tree = streamToTree(intStream.take(20)).traverseTree[Option, Int, Int](i => if (i < 10) Some(i * 2) else None)
      tree must_===(None)
    }

    "not blow the stack" in {
      val tree: Option[FingerTree[Int, Int]] = streamToTree(intStream.take(32 * 1024)).traverseTree[Option, Int, Int](x => Some(x))
      tree.map(_.toStream.take(100)) getOrElse Stream.empty must_===(intStream.take(100))
    }

  }

  "OrdSeq is ordered" ! forAll { xs: List[Int] => OrdSeq(xs:_*).toList == xs.sorted }

  "IndSeq" should {
    import org.scalacheck._
    import Arbitrary.arbitrary

    case class TestInstance(arr: Array[Int], index: Int)

    implicit def myGen: Arbitrary[TestInstance] = Arbitrary(for {
      arr <- arbitrary[Array[Int]] if arr.nonEmpty
      m <- Gen.choose(0, arr.length-1)
    } yield TestInstance(arr,m))

    "have a length" ! forAll { xs: Array[Int] => IndSeq(xs: _*).length == xs.length }

    "allow random access" ! forAll { ti: TestInstance =>
      IndSeq(ti.arr: _*)(ti.index) == ti.arr(ti.index)
    }
  }

  "viewl works correctly" ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int]) =>
    val asStream = tree.toStream
    tree.viewl.fold[Boolean](true, (x, t) => (x === asStream.head) && (t.toStream === asStream.tail))
  }

  "viewr works correctly" ! forAll {(tree: SequenceTree[Int]) =>
    val asStream = tree.toStream
    tree.viewr.fold[Boolean](true, (i, x) => (i.toStream ≟ asStream.init) && (x ≟ asStream.last))
  }
}

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