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;; ptester.lisp
;; A test harness based on Franz's tester module
;;
;; copyright (c) 1985-1986 Franz Inc, Alameda, CA
;; copyright (c) 1986-2002 Franz Inc, Berkeley, CA - All rights reserved.
;; copyright (c) 2001-2003 Kevin Rosenberg (portability changes)
;;
;; This code is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
;; modify it under the terms of the version 2.1 of
;; the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by 
;; the Free Software Foundation, as clarified by the Franz
;; preamble to the LGPL found in
;; http://opensource.franz.com/preamble.html.
;;
;; This code is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
;; but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of
;; merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.  See the GNU
;; Lesser General Public License for more details.
;;
;; Version 2.1 of the GNU Lesser General Public License can be
;; found at http://opensource.franz.com/license.html.
;; If it is not present, you can access it from
;; http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.txt (until superseded by a newer
;; version) or write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple
;; Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307  USA
;;
;;;; from the original ACL 6.1 sources:
;; Id: tester.cl,v 2.2.12.1 2001/06/05 18:45:10 layer Exp

;; $Id: src.lisp 7061 2003-09-07 06:34:45Z kevin $

(defpackage #:ptester
  (:use #:cl)
  (:shadow #:test)
  (:export
;;;; Control variables:
   #:*break-on-test-failures*
   #:*error-protect-tests*
   #:*test-errors*
   #:*test-successes*
   #:*test-unexpected-failures*

;;;; The test macros:
   #:test
   #:test-error
   #:test-no-error
   #:test-warning
   #:test-no-warning
   
   #:with-tests
   ))

(in-package #:ptester)

;; Added by Kevin Rosenberg

(define-condition simple-break (error simple-condition) ())

#+cmu
(unless (find-class 'break nil)
  (define-condition break (simple-condition) ()))

;; the if* macro used in Allegro:
;;
;; This is in the public domain... please feel free to put this definition
;; in your code or distribute it with your version of lisp.

(eval-when (:compile-toplevel :load-toplevel :execute)
  (defvar if*-keyword-list '("then" "thenret" "else" "elseif")))

(defmacro if* (&rest args)
   (do ((xx (reverse args) (cdr xx))
	(state :init)
	(elseseen nil)
	(totalcol nil)
	(lookat nil nil)
	(col nil))
       ((null xx)
	(cond ((eq state :compl)
	       `(cond ,@totalcol))
	      (t (error "if*: illegal form ~s" args))))
       (cond ((and (symbolp (car xx))
		   (member (symbol-name (car xx))
			   if*-keyword-list
			   :test #'string-equal))
	      (setq lookat (symbol-name (car xx)))))

       (cond ((eq state :init)
	      (cond (lookat (cond ((string-equal lookat "thenret")
				   (setq col nil
					 state :then))
				  (t (error
				      "if*: bad keyword ~a" lookat))))
		    (t (setq state :col
			     col nil)
		       (push (car xx) col))))
	     ((eq state :col)
	      (cond (lookat
		     (cond ((string-equal lookat "else")
			    (cond (elseseen
				   (error
				    "if*: multiples elses")))
			    (setq elseseen t)
			    (setq state :init)
			    (push `(t ,@col) totalcol))
			   ((string-equal lookat "then")
			    (setq state :then))
			   (t (error "if*: bad keyword ~s"
					      lookat))))
		    (t (push (car xx) col))))
	     ((eq state :then)
	      (cond (lookat
		     (error
		      "if*: keyword ~s at the wrong place " (car xx)))
		    (t (setq state :compl)
		       (push `(,(car xx) ,@col) totalcol))))
	     ((eq state :compl)
	      (cond ((not (string-equal lookat "elseif"))
		     (error "if*: missing elseif clause ")))
	      (setq state :init)))))


(defvar *break-on-test-failures* nil
  "When a test failure occurs, common-lisp:break is called, allowing
interactive debugging of the failure.")

(defvar *test-errors* 0
  "The value is the number of test errors which have occurred.")
(defvar *test-successes* 0
  "The value is the number of test successes which have occurred.")
(defvar *test-unexpected-failures* 0
  "The value is the number of unexpected test failures which have occurred.")

(defvar *error-protect-tests* nil
  "Protect each test from errors.  If an error occurs, then that will be
taken as a test failure unless test-error is being used.")

(defmacro test-values-errorset (form &optional announce catch-breaks)
  ;; internal macro
  (let ((g-announce (gensym))
	(g-catch-breaks (gensym)))
    `(let* ((,g-announce ,announce)
	    (,g-catch-breaks ,catch-breaks))
       (handler-case (cons t (multiple-value-list ,form))
	 (condition (condition)
	   (if* (and (null ,g-catch-breaks)
		     (typep condition 'simple-break))
	      then (break condition)
	    elseif ,g-announce
	      then (format *error-output* "~&Condition type: ~a~%"
			   (class-of condition))
		   (format *error-output* "~&Message: ~a~%" condition))
	   condition)))))

(defmacro test-values (form &optional announce catch-breaks)
  ;; internal macro
  (if* *error-protect-tests*
     then `(test-values-errorset ,form ,announce ,catch-breaks)
     else `(cons t (multiple-value-list ,form))))

(defmacro test (expected-value test-form
		&key (test #'eql test-given)
		     (multiple-values nil multiple-values-given)
		     (fail-info nil fail-info-given)
		     (known-failure nil known-failure-given)

;;;;;;;;;; internal, undocumented keywords:
;;;; Note about these keywords: if they were documented, we'd have a
;;;; problem, since they break the left-to-right order of evaluation.
;;;; Specifically, errorset breaks it, and I don't see any way around
;;;; that.  `errorset' is used by the old test.cl module (eg,
;;;; test-equal-errorset).
		     errorset
		     reported-form
		     (wanted-message nil wanted-message-given)
		     (got-message nil got-message-given))
  "Perform a single test.  `expected-value' is the reference value for the
test.  `test-form' is a form that will produce the value to be compared to
the expected-value.  If the values are not the same, then an error is
logged, otherwise a success is logged.

Normally the comparison of values is done with `eql'.  The `test' keyword
argument can be used to specify other comparison functions, such as eq,
equal,equalp, string=, string-equal, etc.

Normally, only the first return value from the test-form is considered,
however if `multiple-values' is t, then all values returned from test-form
are considered.

`fail-info' allows more information to be printed with a test failure.

`known-failure' marks the test as a known failure.  This allows for
programs that do regression analysis on the output from a test run to
discriminate on new versus known failures."
  `(test-check
    :expected-result ,expected-value
    :test-results
    (,(if errorset 'test-values-errorset 'test-values) ,test-form t)
    ,@(when test-given `(:predicate ,test))
    ,@(when multiple-values-given `(:multiple-values ,multiple-values))
    ,@(when fail-info-given `(:fail-info ,fail-info))
    ,@(when known-failure-given `(:known-failure ,known-failure))
    :test-form ',(if reported-form reported-form test-form)
    ,@(when wanted-message-given `(:wanted-message ,wanted-message))
    ,@(when got-message-given `(:got-message ,got-message))))

(defgeneric conditionp (thing) )
(defmethod conditionp ((thing condition)) t)
(defmethod conditionp ((thing t)) nil)

(defmacro test-error (form &key announce
				catch-breaks
				(fail-info nil fail-info-given)
				(known-failure nil known-failure-given)
				(condition-type ''simple-error)
				(include-subtypes nil include-subtypes-given)
				(format-control nil format-control-given)
				(format-arguments nil format-arguments-given))
  "Test that `form' signals an error. The order of evaluation of the
arguments is keywords first, then test form.

If `announce' is non-nil, then cause the error message to be printed.

The `catch-breaks' is non-nil then consider a call to common-lisp:break an
`error'.

`fail-info' allows more information to be printed with a test failure.

`known-failure' marks the test as a known failure.  This allows for
programs that do regression analysis on the output from a test run to
discriminate on new versus known failures.

If `condition-type' is non-nil, it should be a symbol naming a condition
type, which is used to check against the signalled condition type.  The
test will fail if they do not match.

`include-subtypes', used with `condition-type', can be used to match a
condition to an entire subclass of the condition type hierarchy.

`format-control' and `format-arguments' can be used to check the error
message itself."
  (let ((g-announce (gensym))
	(g-catch-breaks (gensym))
	(g-fail-info (gensym))
	(g-known-failure (gensym))
	(g-condition-type (gensym))
	(g-include-subtypes (gensym))
	(g-format-control (gensym))
	(g-format-arguments (gensym))
	(g-c (gensym)))
    `(let* ((,g-announce ,announce)
	    (,g-catch-breaks ,catch-breaks)
	    ,@(when fail-info-given `((,g-fail-info ,fail-info)))
	    ,@(when known-failure-given `((,g-known-failure ,known-failure)))
	    (,g-condition-type ,condition-type)
	    ,@(when include-subtypes-given
		`((,g-include-subtypes ,include-subtypes)))
	    ,@(when format-control-given
		`((,g-format-control ,format-control)))
	    ,@(when format-arguments-given
		`((,g-format-arguments ,format-arguments)))
	    (,g-c (test-values-errorset ,form ,g-announce ,g-catch-breaks)))
       (test-check
	:predicate #'eq
	:expected-result t
	:test-results
	(test-values (and (conditionp ,g-c)
			  ,@(if* include-subtypes-given
			       then `((if* ,g-include-subtypes
					 then (typep ,g-c ,g-condition-type)
					 else (eq (class-of ,g-c)
						  (find-class
						   ,g-condition-type))))
			       else `((eq (class-of ,g-c)
					  (find-class ,g-condition-type))))
			  ,@(when format-control-given
			      `((or
				 (null ,g-format-control)
				 (string=
				  (concatenate 'simple-string
				    "~1@<" ,g-format-control "~:@>")
				  (simple-condition-format-control ,g-c)))))
			  ,@(when format-arguments-given
			      `((or
				 (null ,g-format-arguments)
				 (equal
				  ,g-format-arguments
				  (simple-condition-format-arguments ,g-c))))))
		     t)
	:test-form ',form
	,@(when fail-info-given `(:fail-info ,g-fail-info))
	,@(when known-failure-given `(:known-failure ,g-known-failure))
	:condition-type ,g-condition-type
	:condition ,g-c
	,@(when include-subtypes-given
	    `(:include-subtypes ,g-include-subtypes))
	,@(when format-control-given
	    `(:format-control ,g-format-control))
	,@(when format-arguments-given
	    `(:format-arguments ,g-format-arguments))))))

(defmacro test-no-error (form &key announce
				   catch-breaks
				   (fail-info nil fail-info-given)
				   (known-failure nil known-failure-given))
  "Test that `form' does not signal an error.  The order of evaluation of
the arguments is keywords first, then test form.

If `announce' is non-nil, then cause the error message to be printed.

The `catch-breaks' is non-nil then consider a call to common-lisp:break an
`error'.

`fail-info' allows more information to be printed with a test failure.

`known-failure' marks the test as a known failure.  This allows for
programs that do regression analysis on the output from a test run to
discriminate on new versus known failures."
  (let ((g-announce (gensym))
	(g-catch-breaks (gensym))
	(g-fail-info (gensym))
	(g-known-failure (gensym))
	(g-c (gensym)))
    `(let* ((,g-announce ,announce)
	    (,g-catch-breaks ,catch-breaks)
	    ,@(when fail-info-given `((,g-fail-info ,fail-info)))
	    ,@(when known-failure-given `((,g-known-failure ,known-failure)))
	    (,g-c (test-values-errorset ,form ,g-announce ,g-catch-breaks)))
       (test-check
	:predicate #'eq
	:expected-result t
	:test-results (test-values (not (conditionp ,g-c)))
	:test-form ',form
	:condition ,g-c
	,@(when fail-info-given `(:fail-info ,g-fail-info))
	,@(when known-failure-given `(:known-failure ,g-known-failure))))))

(defvar *warn-cookie* (cons nil nil))

(defmacro test-warning (form &key fail-info known-failure)
  "Test that `form' signals a warning.  The order of evaluation of
the arguments is keywords first, then test form.

`fail-info' allows more information to be printed with a test failure.

`known-failure' marks the test as a known failure.  This allows for
programs that do regression analysis on the output from a test run to
discriminate on new versus known failures."
  (let ((g-fail-info (gensym))
	(g-known-failure (gensym))
	(g-value (gensym)))
    `(let* ((,g-fail-info ,fail-info)
	    (,g-known-failure ,known-failure)
	    (,g-value (test-values-errorset ,form nil t)))
       (test
	*warn-cookie*
	(if* (or (typep ,g-value 'simple-warning) (typep ,g-value 'warning))
	   then *warn-cookie*
	   else ;; test produced no warning
		nil)
	:test #'eq
	:reported-form ,form ;; quoted by test macro
	:wanted-message "a warning"
	:got-message "no warning"
	:fail-info ,g-fail-info
	:known-failure ,g-known-failure))))

(defmacro test-no-warning (form &key fail-info known-failure)
  "Test that `form' does not signal a warning.  The order of evaluation of
the arguments is keywords first, then test form.

`fail-info' allows more information to be printed with a test failure.

`known-failure' marks the test as a known failure.  This allows for
programs that do regression analysis on the output from a test run to
discriminate on new versus known failures."
  (let ((g-fail-info (gensym))
	(g-known-failure (gensym))
	(g-value (gensym)))
    `(let* ((,g-fail-info ,fail-info)
	    (,g-known-failure ,known-failure)
	    (,g-value (test-values-errorset ,form nil t)))
       (test
	*warn-cookie*
	(if* (or (typep ,g-value 'simple-warning) (typep ,g-value 'warning))
	   then nil ;; test produced warning
	   else *warn-cookie*)
	:test #'eq
	:reported-form ',form
	:wanted-message "no warning"
	:got-message "a warning"
	:fail-info ,g-fail-info
	:known-failure ,g-known-failure))))

(defvar *announce-test* nil) ;; if true announce each test that was done

(defmacro errorset (form) ;subset of test-values-errorset
  `(handler-case
    (values-list (cons t (multiple-value-list ,form)))
    (error (cond)
     (format *error-output* "~&An error occurred: ~a~%" cond)
     nil)))


(defun test-check (&key (predicate #'eql)
			expected-result test-results test-form
			multiple-values fail-info known-failure
			wanted-message got-message condition-type condition
			include-subtypes format-control format-arguments
		   &aux fail predicate-failed got wanted)
  ;; for debugging large/complex test sets:
  (when *announce-test*
    (format t "Just did test ~s~%" test-form)
    (force-output))
  
  ;; this is an internal function
  (flet ((check (expected-result result)
	   (let* ((results
		   (multiple-value-list
		    (errorset (funcall predicate expected-result result))))
		  (failed (null (car results))))
	     (if failed
		 (progn
		   (setq predicate-failed t)
		   nil)
		 (cadr results)))))
    (when (conditionp test-results)
      (setq condition test-results)
      (setq test-results nil))
    (when (null (car test-results))
      (setq fail t))
    (if* (and (not fail) (not multiple-values))
       then ;; should be a single result
	    ;; expected-result is the single result wanted
	    (when (not (and (cdr test-results)
			    (check expected-result (cadr test-results))))
	      (setq fail t))
	    (when (and (not fail) (cddr test-results))
	      (setq fail 'single-got-multiple))
       else ;; multiple results wanted
	    ;; expected-result is a list of results, each of which
	    ;; should be checked against the corresponding test-results
	    ;; using the predicate
	    (do ((got (cdr test-results) (cdr got))
		 (want expected-result (cdr want)))
		((or (null got) (null want))
		 (when (not (and (null want) (null got)))
		   (setq fail t)))
	      (when (not (check (car got) (car want)))
		(return (setq fail t)))))
    (if* fail
       then (when (not known-failure)
	      (format *error-output*
		      "~& * * * UNEXPECTED TEST FAILURE * * *~%")
	      (incf *test-unexpected-failures*))
	    (format *error-output* "~&Test failed: ~@[known failure: ~*~]~s~%"
		    known-failure test-form)
	    (if* (eq 'single-got-multiple fail)
	       then (format
		     *error-output*
		     "~
Reason: additional value were returned from test form.~%")
	     elseif predicate-failed
	       then (format *error-output* "Reason: predicate error.~%")
	     elseif (null (car test-results))
	       then (format *error-output* "~
Reason: an error~@[ (of type `~s')~] was detected.~%"
			    (when condition (class-of condition)))
	     elseif condition
	       then (if* (not (conditionp condition))
		       then (format *error-output* "~
Reason: expected but did not detect an error of type `~s'.~%"
				    condition-type)
		     elseif (null condition-type)
		       then (format *error-output* "~
Reason: detected an unexpected error of type `~s':
        ~a.~%"
				    (class-of condition)
				    condition)
		     elseif (not (if* include-subtypes
				    then (typep condition condition-type)
				    else (eq (class-of condition)
					     (find-class condition-type))))
		       then (format *error-output* "~
Reason: detected an incorrect condition type.~%")
			    (format *error-output*
				    "  wanted: ~s~%" condition-type)
			    (format *error-output*
				    "     got: ~s~%" (class-of condition))
		     elseif (and format-control
				 (not (string=
				       (setq got
					 (concatenate 'simple-string
					   "~1@<" format-control "~:@>"))
				       (setq wanted
					 (simple-condition-format-control
					  condition)))))
		       then ;; format control doesn't match
			    (format *error-output* "~
Reason: the format-control was incorrect.~%")
			    (format *error-output* "  wanted: ~s~%" wanted)
			    (format *error-output* "     got: ~s~%" got)
		     elseif (and format-arguments
				 (not (equal
				       (setq got format-arguments)
				       (setq wanted
					 (simple-condition-format-arguments
					  condition)))))
		       then (format *error-output* "~
Reason: the format-arguments were incorrect.~%")
			    (format *error-output* "  wanted: ~s~%" wanted)
			    (format *error-output* "     got: ~s~%" got)
		       else ;; what else????
			    (error "internal-error"))
	       else (let ((*print-length* 50)
			  (*print-level* 10))
		      (if* wanted-message
			 then (format *error-output*
				      "  wanted: ~a~%" wanted-message)
			 else (if* (not multiple-values)
				 then (format *error-output*
					      "  wanted: ~s~%"
					      expected-result)
				 else (format
				       *error-output*
				       "  wanted values: ~{~s~^, ~}~%"
				       expected-result)))
		      (if* got-message
			 then (format *error-output*
				      "     got: ~a~%" got-message)
			 else (if* (not multiple-values)
				 then (format *error-output* "     got: ~s~%"
				       (second test-results))
				 else (format
				       *error-output*
				       "     got values: ~{~s~^, ~}~%"
				       (cdr test-results))))))
	    (when fail-info
	      (format *error-output* "Additional info: ~a~%" fail-info))
	    (incf *test-errors*)
	    (when *break-on-test-failures*
	      (break "~a is non-nil." '*break-on-test-failures*))
       else (when known-failure
	      (format *error-output*
		      "~&Expected test failure for ~s did not occur.~%"
		      test-form)
	      (when fail-info
		(format *error-output* "Additional info: ~a~%" fail-info))
	      (setq fail t))
	    (incf *test-successes*))
    (not fail)))

(defmacro with-tests ((&key (name "unnamed")) &body body)
  (let ((g-name (gensym)))
    `(flet ((doit () ,@body))
       (let ((,g-name ,name)
	     (*test-errors* 0)
	     (*test-successes* 0)
	     (*test-unexpected-failures* 0))
	 (format *error-output* "Begin ~a test~%" ,g-name)
	 (if* *break-on-test-failures*
	      then (doit)
	      else (handler-case (doit)
		     (error (c)
		       (format
			*error-output*
			"~
~&Test ~a aborted by signalling an uncaught error:~%~a~%"
			,g-name c))))
	 (let ((state (gc-print-state)))
	   (setf (gc-print-state) nil)
	   (format t "~&**********************************~%")
	   (format t "End ~a test~%" ,g-name)
	   (format t "Errors detected in this test: ~s " *test-errors*)
	   (unless (zerop *test-unexpected-failures*)
	     (format t "UNEXPECTED: ~s" *test-unexpected-failures*))
	   (format t "~%Successes this test:~s~%" *test-successes*)
	   (setf (gc-print-state) state))))))

(defun gc-print-state ()
  #+cmu ext:*gc-verbose*
  #+allegro (sys:gsgc-switch :print)
  )

(defun (setf gc-print-state) (state)
  #+cmu (setf ext:*gc-verbose* state)
  #+allegro (setf (sys:gsgc-switch :print) state)
  )

(provide :tester #+module-versions 1.1)