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#include <cmake.h>
#include <Grammar.h>
#include <test.h>

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void testBadGrammarFile (UnitTest& t, File& file)
{
  try
  {
    Grammar g;
    g.loadFromFile (file);
    t.fail ("Grammar::loadFromFile accepted a bad file");
  }
  catch (std::string error)
  {
    t.diag (error);
    t.pass ("Grammar::loadFromFile rejected a bad file");
  }
}

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void testBadGrammar (UnitTest& t, const std::string& bnf)
{
  try
  {
    Grammar g;
    g.loadFromString (bnf);
    t.fail ("Grammar::loadFromFile accepted a bad grammar");
  }
  catch (std::string error)
  {
    t.diag (error);
    t.pass ("Grammar::loadFromFile rejected a bad grammar");
  }
}

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int main (int, char**)
{
  UnitTest t (14);

  // Test loading from a missing file.
  File missing ("/tmp/does/not/exist");
  t.notok (missing.exists (), "Grammar file is recognized as missing");
  testBadGrammarFile (t, missing);

  // Test error on parsing bad grammar.
  testBadGrammar (t, "");
  testBadGrammar (t, "# Comment\n"
                     "# Comment\n"
                     "\n"
                     "\n"
                     "\n");

  // Unreferenced rule 'two'.
  testBadGrammar (t, "one: \"foo\"\n"
                     "\n"
                     "two: \"bar\"\n");

  // Undefined rule 'three'.
  testBadGrammar (t, "one: three\n"
                     "\n"
                     "two: \"foo\"\n");

  // Test metadata access.
  Grammar g;
  g.loadFromString ("one: two\n"
                    "\n"
                    "two: three \"literal\"\n"
                    "     /regex/\n"
                    "\n"
                    "three: \"literal2\"\n");
  auto start = g.start ();
  auto rules = g.rules ();
  auto terminals = g.terminals ();
  t.is (start, "one",                                        "Located start rule");
  t.is ((int)rules.size (), 3,                               "Found three rules");
  t.ok (rules.find ("one")              != rules.end (),     "Found rule 'one'");
  t.ok (rules.find ("two")              != rules.end (),     "Found rule 'two'");
  t.ok (rules.find ("three")            != rules.end (),     "Found rule 'three'");
  t.ok (terminals.find ("\"literal\"")  != terminals.end (), "Found terminal '\"literal\"'");
  t.ok (terminals.find ("/regex/")      != terminals.end (), "Found terminal '/regex/'");
  t.ok (terminals.find ("\"literal2\"") != terminals.end (), "Found terminal '\"literal2\"'");

  return 0;
}

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