Annotation of loncom/xml/lontable.test, revision 1.3
1.1 foxr 1: #!/usr/bin/perl
2:
3: # The LearningOnline Network with CAPA
4: # Generating TeX tables.
5: #
1.3 ! foxr 6: # $Id: lontable.test,v 1.2 2008/12/09 11:50:08 foxr Exp $
1.1 foxr 7: #
8: #
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26: #
27: # /home/httpd/html/adm/gpl.txt
28: #
29: # http://www.lon-capa.org/
30: ## Copyright for TtHfunc and TtMfunc by Ian Hutchinson.
31: # TtHfunc and TtMfunc (the "Code") may be compiled and linked into
32: # binary executable programs or libraries distributed by the
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34: # distributed are hereby licensed only for use in the context
35: # of a program or computational system for which the Licensee is the
36: # primary author or distributor, and which performs substantial
37: # additional tasks beyond the translation of (La)TeX into HTML.
38: # The C source of the Code may not be distributed by the Licensee
39: # to any other parties under any circumstances.
40: #
41:
42:
43: # A TEST SUITE??? You've got to be kidding!!! LonCAPA don't have no
44: # TEST SUITEs!!!
45: #
46: # Well lontable does and this is it. The test suite ensures that
47: # the lontable.pm module is able to create the data structures it
48: # purports to create. The suite also ensures that the correct
49: # information is passed ot the LaTeX::Table class at generate
50: # time.
51: #
52:
53: use strict;
54: use lontable;
1.2 foxr 55: use Test::More tests=>88;
1.1 foxr 56:
57: #------------------- Default Construction tests: ---------------------------------
58: # Tests the getter forms of the configuration methods too:
59:
60: my $testobject = new Apache::lontable();
61: ok(($testobject->alignment() eq 'left'), "Default Construction - Correct alignment");
62: ok(($testobject->table_border() == 0), "Default Construction - Correct table border");
63: ok(($testobject->cell_border() == 0), "Default Construction - Correct cell border");
64: ok(($testobject->caption() eq ''), "Default Construction - Correct caption");
65: ok(($testobject->theme() eq "Zurich"), "Default Construction - Correct theme");
66: ok(($testobject->get_object_attribute('column_count') == 0),
67: "Default Construction - zero columncount");
68: ok((!$testobject->get_object_attribute('row_open')),
69: "Default Construction - Row not open");
70: my $rows = $testobject->get_object_attribute('rows');
71: ok((scalar(@$rows) == 0), 'Default Construction - empty row array');
72:
73:
74: #--------------- Configured construction tests -----------------------------------
75: #
76:
1.2 foxr 77: $testobject = new Apache::lontable({alignment => 'right',
1.1 foxr 78: outer_border => 1,
79: inner_border => 1,
80: caption => 'Test caption',
81: theme => 'Houston'});
82: ok($testobject->alignment() eq 'right', 'Configured Construction - Correct alignment');
83: ok($testobject->table_border() == 1, 'Configured Construction - correct border');
84: ok($testobject->cell_border() == 1, 'Configured Construction - correct cell border');
85: ok($testobject->caption eq 'Test caption', 'Configured Construction - Correct caption');
86: ok($testobject->theme() eq 'Houston', 'Confiugred construction - correct theme');
87:
88:
89: #-------------- Test global configuration setters ----------------------------
90:
91: # Each test starts with a fresh object:
92:
93: # Table of methods to test...
94:
1.2 foxr 95: $testobject = new Apache::lontable();
96:
1.1 foxr 97: my @configmethods = ('alignment', 'table_border', 'cell_border', 'caption', 'theme');
98:
99: # Table of parameters for each method and expected results from the getter
100:
101: my @values = ('center', '1', '1', "Testing", 'Miami');
102: my $i = 0;
103: foreach my $method (@configmethods) {
104: $testobject = new Apache::lontable();
105: $testobject->$method($values[$i]);
106: ok($testobject->$method() eq $values[$i], "Global Config: Testing $method as a setter");
107: $i++;
108: }
1.2 foxr 109:
110: #--------------- Test row management --------------------------------------
111:
112: # start row adds a row to the table; in default config unless overridden.
113:
114: $testobject = new Apache::lontable();
115:
116: $testobject->start_row(); # Unconfigured row.
117: ok($testobject->get_object_attribute('row_open') == 1, "One row added");
118: $rows = $testobject->get_object_attribute('rows');
119: ok(scalar(@$rows) == 1, ' only one row');
120: my $row = $rows->[0];
121: my $cells = $row->{'cells'};
122: ok($row->{'default_halign'} eq 'left', "default row halign");
123: ok($row->{'default_valign'} eq 'top', 'default row valign');
124: ok(scalar(@$cells) == 0, 'Initial cell count');
125:
126: # Start row with row open makes a second row:
127:
128: $testobject->start_row();
129: ok($testobject->get_object_attribute('row_open') == 1, "Two rows.. still open");
130: $rows = $testobject->get_object_attribute('rows');
131: ok(scalar(@$rows) == 2, 'two rows now');
132:
133: # Creating row with configuration:
134:
135: $testobject->start_row({'default_halign' => "center",
136: 'default_valign' => 'bottom'});
137: $rows = $testobject->get_object_attribute('rows');
138: $row = $rows->[-1]; # Last row should be configured:
139: ok($row->{'default_halign'} eq 'center', "Overridden horiz align");
140: ok($row->{'default_valign'} eq 'bottom', 'Overridden vert. align');
141:
142: # end row says no row is open..we'll need to look at it again when we
143: # start adding cells, as it also manages the max cell count.
144:
145: $testobject->end_row();
146: ok($testobject->get_object_attribute('row_open') == 0, "Row closed");
147:
148:
149: #-------------------- Cell management -------------------------------
150:
151: $testobject = new Apache::lontable();
152: $testobject->start_row();
153: $testobject->add_cell("cell 0");
154: $testobject->add_cell("cell 1");
155: $testobject->end_row();
156:
157: # At this point we should have one row (that's already been tested).
158: # we should have max cell count of 2
159: # we should be able to see the cells we added with default values.
160:
161: ok($testobject->get_object_attribute('column_count') == 2, 'max cells ok');
162: $rows = $testobject->get_object_attribute('rows');
163: $row = $rows->[0];
164: my $cols = $row->{'cells'}; # Reference to cell array
165: ok(scalar(@$cols) == 2, ' correct cell count');
166: my $cell = $cols->[0];
167: ok($cell->{'contents'} eq 'cell 0', 'Correct cell 0 contents');
168: ok($cell->{'rowspan'} == 1, 'Correct cell 0 rowspan');
169: ok($cell->{'colspan'} == 1, 'Correct cell 0 colspan');
170: $cell = $cols->[1];
171: ok($cell->{'contents'} eq 'cell 1', 'correct cell 1 contents');
172: ok($cell->{'rowspan'} == 1, 'correct cell 1 rowspan');
173: ok($cell->{'colspan'} == 1, 'correct cell 1 column span');
174:
175: # Add a second row that has 3 columns and some rowspans.
176: # - column_count -> 3
177: # - the cells should have the correct rowspans/colspans.
178:
179: $testobject->start_row();
180: $testobject->add_cell("row2 cell 0",
181: {'rowspan' => 2});
182: $testobject->add_cell('row2 cell 1',
183: {'rowspan' => 3});
184: $testobject->add_cell('row 2 cell 3');
185: $testobject->end_row();
186:
187: $row = $rows->[1];
188: $cols = $row->{'cells'};
189: ok(scalar(@$cols) == 3, 'correct columnm count');
190: ok($testobject->get_object_attribute('column_count') == 3, 'max cols ok');
191:
192: $cell = $cols->[0];
193: ok($cell->{'contents'} eq 'row2 cell 0', 'Contents 2,0');
194: ok($cell->{'rowspan'} == 2, 'rowspand 2,0');
195: ok($cell->{'colspan'} == 1, 'colspan 2,0');
196:
197: $cell = $cols->[1];
198: ok($cell->{'contents'} eq 'row2 cell 1', 'Contents 2,1');
199: ok($cell->{'rowspan'} == 3, 'rowspand 2,1');
200: ok($cell->{'colspan'} == 1, 'colspan 2,2');
201:
202: $cell = $cols->[2];
203: ok($cell->{'contents'} eq 'row 2 cell 3', "Contents 2,2");
204: ok($cell->{'rowspan'} == 1, "Rowspan 2,2");
205: ok($cell->{'colspan'} == 1, 'Colspan 2,2');
206:
207: #--------------------------- Test colspans with row spans. ----------------------
208: #
209: # Make a table that looks like:
210: #
211: # +-------------------------+---------------------+
212: # | Spans 2 cols, 3 rows| spans 2 cols 1 row |
213: # | +-----------+---------+
214: # | | span 1,1 | span 1 1|
215: # | +-----------+---------+
216: # | |2rows 1col | span 1 1|
217: # +----------+--------------+ +---------+
218: # | Span 1 1 | span 1 1 | |span 1 1 |
219: # +----------+---------+----+-----------+---------+
220:
221:
1.3 ! foxr 222: $testobject = new Apache::lontable({theme => "Dresden"});
1.2 foxr 223:
224: $testobject->start_row();
225: $testobject->add_cell('2 cols 3 rows', {rowspan => 3, colspan => 2});
226: $testobject->add_cell('2 cols 1 row', {colspan => 2});
227: $testobject->end_row();
228:
229: $testobject->start_row();
230: $testobject->add_cell('ordinary cell');
231: $testobject->add_cell('ordinary cell');
232: $testobject->end_row();
233:
234: $testobject->start_row();
235: $testobject->add_cell('2 rows 1 col', {rowspan => 2});
236: $testobject->add_cell('ordinary cell');
237: $testobject->end_row();
238:
239: $testobject->start_row();
240: $testobject->add_cell('ordinary cell');
241: $testobject->add_cell('ordinary cell');
242: $testobject->add_cell('ordinary cell');
243: $testobject->end_row();
244:
245: # First of all the table should have figured out tere are 4 cols and 4 rows:
246:
247: ok($testobject->get_object_attribute('column_count') == 4, 'col count with spans');
248:
249: # First row should be trivial 2 cells with the spans described.
250:
251: my $row = $testobject->get_row(0);
252: my $cells = $row->{'cells'}; # Refs an array of cells.
253: ok(scalar(@$cells) == 2, ' 2 cell hashes in the row 0');
254: ok($cells->[0]->{'rowspan'} == 3, '1,1 rowspan');
255: ok($cells->[0]->{'colspan'} == 2, '1,1 colspan');
256: ok($cells->[0]->{'contents'} eq '2 cols 3 rows', '1,1 contents');
257: ok($cells->[1]->{'rowspan'} == 1, '1 2 rowspan');
258: ok($cells->[1]->{'colspan'} == 2, '1 2 colspan');
259: ok($cells->[1]->{'contents'} eq '2 cols 1 row', '1 2 contents');
260:
261: # Second row, the first cell should carry down an empty cell from the row
262: # above it (first cell), same colspan, rowspan of 2 now, then there should
263: # be two ordinary cells:
264:
265: $row = $testobject->get_row(1);
266: $cells = $row->{'cells'};
1.3 ! foxr 267:
1.2 foxr 268: ok(scalar(@$cells) == 3, ' 3 cell hashes in row 1');
269: ok($cells->[0]->{'rowspan'} == 2, '2,1 rowspan carried from above');
270: ok($cells->[0]->{'colspan'} == 2, '2,1 colspan carried from above');
271: ok($cells->[0]->{'contents'} eq '', '2,1 should be empty');
272: ok($cells->[1]->{'rowspan'} == 1, '2,2 rowspan');
273: ok($cells->[1]->{'colspan'} == 1, '2,2 colspan');
274: ok($cells->[1]->{'contents'} eq 'ordinary cell', '2,2 contents');
275: ok($cells->[2]->{'rowspan'} == 1, '2,3 rowspan');
276: ok($cells->[2]->{'colspan'} == 1, '2,3 colspan');
277: ok($cells->[2]->{'contents'} eq 'ordinary cell','2,3 contents');
278:
279: # 3'd row. Shoould look a lot like the second row, but the second cell
280: # has a rowspan of 2.
281:
282: $row = $testobject->get_row(2);
283: $cells = $row->{'cells'};
284: ok(scalar(@$cells) == 3, '3 cell hashes in row 3');
285: ok($cells->[0]->{'rowspan'} == 1, '3,1 rowspan carried from above, down -> 1');
286: ok($cells->[0]->{'colspan'} == 2, '3,1 colspan carried from above.');
287: ok($cells->[0]->{'contents'} eq "" , '3,1 contetns empty');
288:
289: ok($cells->[1]->{'rowspan'} == 2, '3,2, rowspan');
290: ok($cells->[1]->{'colspan'} == 1, '3,2 colspan');
291: ok($cells->[1]->{'contents'} eq '2 rows 1 col', '3,2 contents');
292:
293: ok($cells->[2]->{'rowspan'} == 1, '3,3 rowspan');
294: ok($cells->[2]->{'colspan'} == 1, '3,3 colspan');
295: ok($cells->[2]->{'contents'} eq 'ordinary cell', '3,3 contents');
296:
297: # last row, should have cell 3 carried down from above. all other cells
298: # are ordinary.
299:
300: $row = $testobject->get_row(3);
301: $cells = $row->{'cells'};
302: ok(scalar(@$cells) == 4, '4 cell hashes in row 4');
303: ok($cells->[0]->{'rowspan'} == 1, "4,1 rowsspan");
304: ok($cells->[0]->{'colspan'} == 1, "4,1 colspan");
305: ok($cells->[0]->{'contents'} eq 'ordinary cell', '4,1 contents');
306:
307: ok($cells->[1]->{'rowspan'} == 1, '4,2 rowspan');
308: ok($cells->[1]->{'colspan'} == 1, '4,2 colspan');
1.3 ! foxr 309: my $contents = $cells->[1]->{'contents'};
1.2 foxr 310: ok($cells->[1]->{'contents'} eq 'ordinary cell', '4,2, contents');
311:
312: ok($cells->[2]->{'rowspan'} == 1, "4,3 rowspan carried down");
313: ok($cells->[2]->{'colspan'} == 1, '4,3 colspan carried down');
314: ok($cells->[2]->{'contents'} eq '', '4,3 contents empty');
315:
316: ok($cells->[3]->{'rowspan'} == 1, "4,4 rowspan");
1.3 ! foxr 317: ok($cells->[3]->{'colspan'} == 1, '4,4 colspan');
1.2 foxr 318: ok($cells->[3]->{'contents'} eq 'ordinary cell', '4,4 contents');
1.3 ! foxr 319:
! 320:
! 321:
! 322: my $table = $testobject->generate();
! 323: $table->set_filename('table.tex');
! 324: $table->generate();
! 325:
! 326:
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