use icu_collections::codepointtrie::planes::get_planes_trie; use icu_collections::codepointtrie::Error; use icu_collections::codepointtrie::*; use zerovec::ZeroVec;
#[test] fn planes_trie_deserialize_check_test() { // Get expected planes trie from crate::planes::get_planes_trie()
let exp_planes_trie = get_planes_trie();
// Compute actual planes trie from planes.toml
let planes_enum_prop =
::toml::from_str::<UnicodeEnumeratedProperty>(include_str!("data/cpt/planes.toml"))
.unwrap();
let code_point_trie_struct = planes_enum_prop.code_point_trie.trie_struct;
let trie_header = CodePointTrieHeader {
high_start: code_point_trie_struct.high_start,
shifted12_high_start: code_point_trie_struct.shifted12_high_start,
index3_null_offset: code_point_trie_struct.index3_null_offset,
data_null_offset: code_point_trie_struct.data_null_offset,
null_value: code_point_trie_struct.null_value,
trie_type: TrieType::try_from(code_point_trie_struct.trie_type_enum_val).unwrap_or_else(
|_| {
panic!( "Could not parse trie_type serialized enum value in test data file: {}",
code_point_trie_struct.name
)
},
),
};
let data = ZeroVec::from_slice_or_alloc(code_point_trie_struct.data_8.as_ref().unwrap()); let index = ZeroVec::from_slice_or_alloc(&code_point_trie_struct.index); let trie_result: Result<CodePointTrie<u8>, Error> =
CodePointTrie::try_new(trie_header, index, data); let act_planes_trie = trie_result.unwrap();
// Get check ranges (inversion map-style sequence of range+value) and // apply the trie validation test fn on expected and actual tries
let serialized_ranges: Vec<(u32, u32, u32)> = planes_enum_prop.code_point_map.data.ranges; letmut check_ranges: Vec<u32> = vec![]; for range_tuple in serialized_ranges { let range_end = range_tuple.1 + 1; let value = range_tuple.2;
check_ranges.push(range_end);
check_ranges.push(value);
}
/// The width of the elements in the data array of a [`CodePointTrie`]. /// See [`UCPTrieValueWidth`](https://unicode-org.github.io/icu-docs/apidoc/dev/icu4c/ucptrie_8h.html) in ICU4C. #[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] #[cfg_attr(feature = "serde", derive(serde::Serialize, serde::Deserialize))] pubenum ValueWidthEnum {
Bits16 = 0,
Bits32 = 1,
Bits8 = 2,
}
/// Test .get() on CodePointTrie by iterating through each range in /// check_ranges and assert that the associated /// value matches the trie value for each code point in the range. pubfn check_trie<T: TrieValue + Into<u32>>(trie: &CodePointTrie<T>, check_ranges: &[u32]) {
assert_eq!( 0,
check_ranges.len() % 2, "check_ranges must have an even number of 32-bit values in (limit,value) pairs"
);
letmut i: u32 = 0; let check_range_tuples = check_ranges.chunks(2); // Iterate over each check range for range_tuple in check_range_tuples { let range_limit = range_tuple[0]; let range_value = range_tuple[1]; // Check all values in this range, one-by-one while i < range_limit {
assert_eq!(range_value, trie.get32(i).into(), "trie_get({})", i,);
i += 1;
}
}
}
/// Test .get_range() / .iter_ranges() on CodePointTrie by calling /// .iter_ranges() on the trie (which returns an iterator that produces values /// by calls to .get_range) and see if it matches the values in check_ranges. pubfn test_check_ranges_get_ranges<T: TrieValue + Into<u32>>(
trie: &CodePointTrie<T>,
check_ranges: &[u32],
) {
assert_eq!( 0,
check_ranges.len() % 2, "check_ranges must have an even number of 32-bit values in (limit,value) pairs"
);
letmut trie_ranges = trie.iter_ranges();
letmut range_start: u32 = 0; let check_range_tuples = check_ranges.chunks(2); // Iterate over each check range for range_tuple in check_range_tuples { let range_limit = range_tuple[0]; let range_value = range_tuple[1];
// The check ranges array seems to start with a trivial range whose // limit is zero. range_start is initialized to 0, so we can skip. if range_limit == 0 { continue;
}
let cpm_range = trie_ranges.next();
assert!(cpm_range.is_some(), "CodePointTrie iter_ranges() produces fewer ranges than the check_ranges field in testdata has"); let cpm_range = cpm_range.unwrap(); let cpmr_start = cpm_range.range.start(); let cpmr_end = cpm_range.range.end(); let cpmr_value: u32 = cpm_range.value.into();
// These structs support the test data dumped as TOML files from ICU. // Because the properties CodePointMap data will also be dumped from ICU // using similar functions, some of these structs may be useful to refactor // into main code at a later point.
// Given a .toml file dumped from ICU4C test data for UCPTrie, run the test // data file deserialization into the test file struct, convert and construct // the `CodePointTrie`, and test the constructed struct against the test file's // "check ranges" (inversion map ranges) using `check_trie` to verify the // validity of the `CodePointTrie`'s behavior for all code points. #[allow(dead_code)] pubfn run_deserialize_test_from_test_data(test_file: &str) { // The following structs are specific to the TOML format files for dumped ICU // test data.
#[derive(serde::Deserialize)] pubstruct TestCodePointTrie { // The trie_struct field for test data files is dumped from the same source // (ICU4C) using the same function (usrc_writeUCPTrie) as property data // for the provider, so we can reuse the same struct here. #[serde(rename(deserialize = "struct"))]
trie_struct: EnumPropSerializedCPTStruct, #[serde(rename(deserialize = "testdata"))]
test_data: TestData,
}
let test_file = ::toml::from_str::<TestFile>(test_file).unwrap();
let test_struct = test_file.code_point_trie.trie_struct;
println!( "Running CodePointTrie reader logic test on test data file: {}",
test_struct.name
);
let trie_type_enum = match TrieType::try_from(test_struct.trie_type_enum_val) {
Ok(enum_val) => enum_val,
_ => {
panic!( "Could not parse trie_type serialized enum value in test data file: {}",
test_struct.name
);
}
};
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