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/* $Id$ */ |
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/******************************************************* |
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* Copyright 2003-2007 by ACceSS MNRF |
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* Copyright 2007 by University of Queensland |
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* http://esscc.uq.edu.au |
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* Primary Business: Queensland, Australia |
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* Licensed under the Open Software License version 3.0 |
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* http://www.opensource.org/licenses/osl-3.0.php |
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* |
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*******************************************************/ |
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#include <iostream> |
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#include "EsysExceptionTestCase.h" |
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#include "esysUtils/EsysException.h" |
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using namespace std; |
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using namespace CppUnitTest; |
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using namespace esysUtils; |
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class DerivedEx : public EsysException { |
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typedef EsysException Parent; |
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public: |
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/// Default Constructor for Exception |
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DerivedEx() : Parent() { updateMessage(); } |
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/// Constructor for Exception |
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DerivedEx(const char *cstr) : Parent(cstr) { updateMessage(); } |
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/// Constructor for Exception |
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DerivedEx(const string &str) : Parent(str) { updateMessage(); } |
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// Copy Constructor. |
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DerivedEx(const DerivedEx &other): Parent(other) { updateMessage(); } |
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/// Return the exception name |
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virtual const string & exceptionName() const |
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{ |
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return rhubarb; |
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} |
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static const string rhubarb; |
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}; |
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const string DerivedEx::rhubarb("DerivedException"); |
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void EsysExceptionTestCase::testCase0() { |
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assert(true); |
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} |
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void EsysExceptionTestCase::testCase1() { |
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EsysException defEx; |
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// |
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// default exception text should have contents of exceptionName near start |
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// |
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string defString = defEx.toString(); |
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assert(defString.find(defEx.exceptionName()) != string::npos); |
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assert(defString.find(defEx.exceptionName()) < 4); |
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// |
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// default exception text shouldn't be much longer than contents of exception name |
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// |
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assert(defString.size() > defEx.exceptionName().size()); |
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assert((defString.size() - defEx.exceptionName().size()) < 10); |
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string ex1Text("My first funny exception message."); |
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EsysException ex1(ex1Text); |
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// |
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// exception text should have contents of exceptionName near start |
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// |
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string ex1String = ex1.toString(); |
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assert(ex1String.find(ex1.exceptionName()) != string::npos); |
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assert(defString.find(ex1.exceptionName()) < 4); |
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// |
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// exception text should contain entered exception message |
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assert(ex1String.find(ex1Text) != string::npos); |
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// copy constructed exception should match original |
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// |
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EsysException copyEx(ex1); |
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string copyString = copyEx.toString(); |
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assert(ex1String == copyString); |
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// copy assigned exception should match original |
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EsysException assEx; |
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assEx = ex1; |
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string assString = assEx.toString(); |
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assert(ex1String == assString); |
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// check throw/catch mechanism |
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string ex2Text("My second funny exception message."); |
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try { |
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EsysException ex2(ex2Text); |
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throw(ex2); |
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} |
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catch(EsysException& e) { |
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// |
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// exception text should have contents of exceptionName near start |
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// |
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string eString = e.toString(); |
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assert(eString.find(e.exceptionName()) != string::npos); |
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assert(defString.find(e.exceptionName()) < 4); |
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// |
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// exception text should contain entered exception message |
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assert(eString.find(ex2Text) != string::npos); |
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} |
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} |
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// test derived EsysException |
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void EsysExceptionTestCase::testCase2() { |
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DerivedEx defEx; |
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// default exception text should have contents of exceptionName near start |
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string defString = defEx.toString(); |
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assert(defString.find(defEx.exceptionName()) != string::npos); |
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assert(defString.find(defEx.exceptionName()) < 4); |
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// default exception text shouldn't be much longer than contents of exception name |
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assert(defString.size() > defEx.exceptionName().size()); |
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assert((defString.size() - defEx.exceptionName().size()) < 10); |
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string ex1Text("asdjhieurncidhfjsnfkjefkjndfjkhsdrdfjksdhfweh"); |
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DerivedEx ex1(ex1Text); |
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// exception text should have contents of exceptionName near start |
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string ex1String = ex1.toString(); |
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assert(ex1String.find(ex1.exceptionName()) != string::npos); |
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assert(defString.find(ex1.exceptionName()) < 4); |
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// exception text should contain entered exception message |
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assert(ex1String.find(ex1Text) != string::npos); |
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// copy constructed exception should match original |
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DerivedEx copyEx(ex1); |
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string copyString = copyEx.toString(); |
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assert(ex1String == copyString); |
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// copy assigned exception should match original |
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DerivedEx assEx; |
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assEx = ex1; |
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string assString = assEx.toString(); |
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assert(ex1String == assString); |
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// check throw/catch mechanism |
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string ex2Text("pjkkjhdfbnkjerbkjsduflfkjahalkgjlklhjhj"); |
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try { |
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DerivedEx ex2(ex2Text); |
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throw(ex2); |
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} |
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catch(DerivedEx& e) { |
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// exception text should have contents of exceptionName near start |
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string eString = e.toString(); |
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assert(eString.find(e.exceptionName()) != string::npos); |
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assert(defString.find(e.exceptionName()) < 4); |
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// exception text should contain entered exception message |
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assert(eString.find(ex2Text) != string::npos); |
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} |
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// check throw/catch mechanism |
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string ex3Text("irfjvniouf;iarhglAKSDIghlAKSDghladg"); |
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try { |
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DerivedEx ex3(ex3Text); |
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throw(ex3); |
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} |
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catch(EsysException& e) { |
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// exception text should have contents of exceptionName near start |
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DerivedEx ex4; |
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std::string eString = e.toString(); |
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assert(eString.find(ex4.exceptionName()) != string::npos); |
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assert(defString.find(ex4.exceptionName()) < 4); |
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// exception text should contain entered exception message |
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assert(eString.find(ex3Text) != string::npos); |
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} |
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// test to see if exception name gets lost on rethrow |
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try { |
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try { |
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DerivedEx ex4("D ex4 text."); |
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throw ex4; |
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} |
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catch (EsysException& e) { |
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cout << endl << e.toString() << endl; |
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throw; |
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} |
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} |
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catch (EsysException& e) { |
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cout << e.toString() << endl; |
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} |
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cout << "Test EsysException may be caught as a std::exception" << endl; |
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try { |
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DerivedEx ex4("Exception caught as std::exception"); |
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throw ex4; |
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} |
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catch (exception& e) { |
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cout << e.what() << endl; |
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} |
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catch (...) { |
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// if the exception is caught here there is a problem |
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assert(false); |
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} |
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} |
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TestSuite* EsysExceptionTestCase::suite () |
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// |
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// create the suite of tests to perform. |
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TestSuite *testSuite = new TestSuite ("EsysExceptionTestCase"); |
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testSuite->addTest (new TestCaller<EsysExceptionTestCase>("testCase0",&EsysExceptionTestCase::testCase0)); |
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testSuite->addTest (new TestCaller<EsysExceptionTestCase>("testCase1",&EsysExceptionTestCase::testCase1)); |
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testSuite->addTest (new TestCaller<EsysExceptionTestCase>("testCase2",&EsysExceptionTestCase::testCase2)); |
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return testSuite; |
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} |