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290 lines
9.0 KiB
Python
290 lines
9.0 KiB
Python
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# This file contains test code for the formatting of parsed statements back to
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# make file "source." It essentially verifies to to_source() functions
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# scattered across the tree.
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import glob
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import logging
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import os.path
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import unittest
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from pymake.data import Expansion
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from pymake.data import StringExpansion
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from pymake.functions import BasenameFunction
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from pymake.functions import SubstitutionRef
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from pymake.functions import VariableRef
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from pymake.functions import WordlistFunction
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from pymake.parserdata import Include
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from pymake.parserdata import SetVariable
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from pymake.parser import parsestring
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from pymake.parser import SyntaxError
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class TestBase(unittest.TestCase):
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pass
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class VariableRefTest(TestBase):
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def test_string_name(self):
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e = StringExpansion('foo', None)
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v = VariableRef(None, e)
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self.assertEqual(v.to_source(), '$(foo)')
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def test_special_variable(self):
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e = StringExpansion('<', None)
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v = VariableRef(None, e)
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self.assertEqual(v.to_source(), '$<')
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def test_expansion_simple(self):
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e = Expansion()
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e.appendstr('foo')
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e.appendstr('bar')
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v = VariableRef(None, e)
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self.assertEqual(v.to_source(), '$(foobar)')
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class StandardFunctionTest(TestBase):
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def test_basename(self):
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e1 = StringExpansion('foo', None)
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v = VariableRef(None, e1)
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e2 = Expansion(None)
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e2.appendfunc(v)
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b = BasenameFunction(None)
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b.append(e2)
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self.assertEqual(b.to_source(), '$(basename $(foo))')
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def test_wordlist(self):
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e1 = StringExpansion('foo', None)
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e2 = StringExpansion('bar ', None)
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e3 = StringExpansion(' baz', None)
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w = WordlistFunction(None)
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w.append(e1)
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w.append(e2)
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w.append(e3)
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self.assertEqual(w.to_source(), '$(wordlist foo,bar , baz)')
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def test_curly_brackets(self):
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e1 = Expansion(None)
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e1.appendstr('foo')
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e2 = Expansion(None)
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e2.appendstr('foo ( bar')
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f = WordlistFunction(None)
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f.append(e1)
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f.append(e2)
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self.assertEqual(f.to_source(), '${wordlist foo,foo ( bar}')
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class StringExpansionTest(TestBase):
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def test_simple(self):
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e = StringExpansion('foobar', None)
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(), 'foobar')
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e = StringExpansion('$var', None)
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(), '$var')
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def test_escaping(self):
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e = StringExpansion('$var', None)
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(escape_variables=True), '$$var')
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e = StringExpansion('this is # not a comment', None)
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(escape_comments=True),
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'this is \# not a comment')
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def test_empty(self):
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e = StringExpansion('', None)
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(), '')
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e = StringExpansion(' ', None)
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(), ' ')
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class ExpansionTest(TestBase):
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def test_single_string(self):
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e = Expansion()
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e.appendstr('foo')
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(), 'foo')
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def test_multiple_strings(self):
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e = Expansion()
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e.appendstr('hello')
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e.appendstr('world')
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(), 'helloworld')
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def test_string_escape(self):
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e = Expansion()
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e.appendstr('$var')
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(), '$var')
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(escape_variables=True), '$$var')
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e = Expansion()
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e.appendstr('foo')
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e.appendstr(' $bar')
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self.assertEqual(e.to_source(escape_variables=True), 'foo $$bar')
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class SubstitutionRefTest(TestBase):
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def test_simple(self):
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name = StringExpansion('foo', None)
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c = StringExpansion('%.c', None)
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o = StringExpansion('%.o', None)
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s = SubstitutionRef(None, name, c, o)
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self.assertEqual(s.to_source(), '$(foo:%.c=%.o)')
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class SetVariableTest(TestBase):
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def test_simple(self):
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v = SetVariable(StringExpansion('foo', None), '=', 'bar', None, None)
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self.assertEqual(v.to_source(), 'foo = bar')
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def test_multiline(self):
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s = 'hello\nworld'
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foo = StringExpansion('FOO', None)
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v = SetVariable(foo, '=', s, None, None)
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self.assertEqual(v.to_source(), 'define FOO\nhello\nworld\nendef')
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def test_multiline_immediate(self):
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source = 'define FOO :=\nhello\nworld\nendef'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements.to_source(), source)
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def test_target_specific(self):
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foo = StringExpansion('FOO', None)
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bar = StringExpansion('BAR', None)
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v = SetVariable(foo, '+=', 'value', None, bar)
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self.assertEqual(v.to_source(), 'BAR: FOO += value')
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class IncludeTest(TestBase):
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def test_include(self):
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e = StringExpansion('rules.mk', None)
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i = Include(e, True, False)
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self.assertEqual(i.to_source(), 'include rules.mk')
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i = Include(e, False, False)
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self.assertEqual(i.to_source(), '-include rules.mk')
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class IfdefTest(TestBase):
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def test_simple(self):
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source = 'ifdef FOO\nbar := $(value)\nendif'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements[0].to_source(), source)
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def test_nested(self):
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source = 'ifdef FOO\nifdef BAR\nhello = world\nendif\nendif'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements[0].to_source(), source)
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def test_negation(self):
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source = 'ifndef FOO\nbar += value\nendif'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements[0].to_source(), source)
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class IfeqTest(TestBase):
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def test_simple(self):
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source = 'ifeq ($(foo),bar)\nhello = $(world)\nendif'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements[0].to_source(), source)
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def test_negation(self):
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source = 'ifneq (foo,bar)\nhello = world\nendif'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements.to_source(), source)
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class ConditionBlocksTest(TestBase):
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def test_mixed_conditions(self):
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source = 'ifdef FOO\nifeq ($(FOO),bar)\nvar += $(value)\nendif\nendif'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements.to_source(), source)
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def test_extra_statements(self):
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source = 'ifdef FOO\nF := 1\nifdef BAR\nB += 1\nendif\nC = 1\nendif'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements.to_source(), source)
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def test_whitespace_preservation(self):
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source = "ifeq ' x' 'x '\n$(error stripping)\nendif"
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements.to_source(), source)
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source = 'ifneq (x , x)\n$(error stripping)\nendif'
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statements = parsestring(source, 'foo.mk')
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self.assertEqual(statements.to_source(),
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'ifneq (x,x)\n$(error stripping)\nendif')
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class MakefileCorupusTest(TestBase):
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"""Runs the make files from the pymake corpus through the formatter.
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All the above tests are child's play compared to this.
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"""
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# Our reformatting isn't perfect. We ignore files with known failures until
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# we make them work.
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# TODO Address these formatting corner cases.
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_IGNORE_FILES = [
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# We are thrown off by backslashes at end of lines.
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'comment-parsing.mk',
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'escape-chars.mk',
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'include-notfound.mk',
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]
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def _get_test_files(self):
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ourdir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
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for makefile in glob.glob(os.path.join(ourdir, '*.mk')):
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if os.path.basename(makefile) in self._IGNORE_FILES:
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continue
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source = None
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with open(makefile, 'rU') as fh:
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source = fh.read()
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try:
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yield (makefile, source, parsestring(source, makefile))
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except SyntaxError:
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continue
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def test_reparse_consistency(self):
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for filename, source, statements in self._get_test_files():
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reformatted = statements.to_source()
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# We should be able to parse the reformatted source fine.
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new_statements = parsestring(reformatted, filename)
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# If we do the formatting again, the representation shouldn't
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# change. i.e. the only lossy change should be the original
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# (whitespace and some semantics aren't preserved).
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reformatted_again = new_statements.to_source()
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self.assertEqual(reformatted, reformatted_again,
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'%s has lossless reformat.' % filename)
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self.assertEqual(len(statements), len(new_statements))
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for i in xrange(0, len(statements)):
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original = statements[i]
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formatted = new_statements[i]
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self.assertEqual(original, formatted, '%s %d: %s != %s' % (filename,
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i, original, formatted))
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
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unittest.main()
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