Fix unit tests
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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ public:
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{
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foreach (span; spans)
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{
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if (span.low <= line && span.high >= line)
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if (line >= span.low && line <= span.high)
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return true;
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}
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return false;
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@ -61,23 +61,21 @@ private:
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enum context = 3;
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}
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// FIXME: This test is broken, and none of the code in this module is
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// used anywhere. Is it okay to remove?
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version (none) unittest
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unittest
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{
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import std.stdio;
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LineSpans l;
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l.addLine(4);
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foreach (i; 2 .. 7)
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l.addLine(5);
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foreach (i; 2 .. 9)
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assert (l.containsLine(i));
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assert (!l.containsLine(1));
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assert (!l.containsLine(7));
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assert (!l.containsLine(9));
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l.addLine(5);
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assert (l.containsLine(7));
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l.addLine(40);
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l.addLine(35);
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foreach (i; 33 .. 43)
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assert (l.containsLine(i));
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stderr.writeln("Unit tests for LineSpans passed");
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stderr.writeln("Unittest for LineSpans passed");
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}
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@ -25,17 +25,17 @@ import analysis.unused;
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enum AnalyzerCheck : int
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{
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style_check = 0x1,
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enum_array_literal_check = 0x2,
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exception_check = 0x4,
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delete_check = 0x8,
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float_operator_check = 0x10,
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number_style_check = 0x20,
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object_const_check = 0x40,
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backwards_range_check = 0x80,
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if_else_same_check = 0x100,
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constructor_check = 0x200,
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unused_variable_check = 0x400,
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style_check = 0x1,
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enum_array_literal_check = 0x2,
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exception_check = 0x4,
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delete_check = 0x8,
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float_operator_check = 0x10,
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number_style_check = 0x20,
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object_const_check = 0x40,
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backwards_range_check = 0x80,
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if_else_same_check = 0x100,
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constructor_check = 0x200,
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unused_variable_check = 0x400,
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all = 0x7FF
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}
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@ -1251,8 +1251,7 @@ incorrect;
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return node;
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}
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// FIXME: This test is broken on 32bit x86 Atom under Linux
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version (none) unittest
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unittest
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{
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string sourceCode =
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q{class ClassZero;
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@ -1264,6 +1263,10 @@ class ClassFive(A, B) : Super if (someTest()) {}}c;
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Parser p = getParserForUnittest(sourceCode, "parseClassDeclaration");
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auto classZero = p.parseClassDeclaration();
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assert (classZero.name.text == "ClassZero");
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assert (classZero.structBody is null);
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auto classOne = p.parseClassDeclaration();
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assert (classOne.name.text == "ClassOne"); // FIXME classOne.name.text is "ClassZero" on my machine TM
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assert (classOne.structBody.declarations.length == 0);
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assert (classThree.structBody.declarations.length == 0,
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to!string(classThree.structBody.declarations.length));
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//auto classFour = p.parseClassDeclaration();
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//assert (classFour.name == "ClassFour", classFour.name.text);
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//assert (classFour.templateParameters !is null);
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//assert (classFour.baseClassList !is null);
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//assert (classFour.constraint !is null);
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//assert (classFour.baseClassList.items.length == 1);
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//assert (classFour.structBody.declarationOrInvariants.length == 0,
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// to!string(classFour.structBody.declarationOrInvariants.length));
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auto classFour = p.parseClassDeclaration();
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assert (classFour.name.text == "ClassFour", classFour.name.text);
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assert (classFour.templateParameters !is null);
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assert (classFour.baseClassList !is null);
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assert (classFour.constraint !is null);
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assert (classFour.baseClassList.items.length == 1);
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assert (classFour.structBody.declarations.length == 0,
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to!string(classFour.structBody.declarations.length));
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stderr.writeln("Unittest for parseClassDeclaration() passed.");
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}
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