:: Tests for +in (set logic) :: /+ *test :: :: Testing arms :: |% :: Test logical AND :: ++ test-set-all ^- tang =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) ;: weld :: Checks with empty set :: %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> (~(all in ~) |=(* &)) %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> (~(all in ~) |=(* |)) :: Checks one element fails :: %+ expect-eq !> %.n !> (~(all in (sy ~[1])) |=(e=@ =(e 43))) :: Checks not all elements pass :: %+ expect-eq !> %.n !> (~(all in s-asc) |=(e=@ (lth e 4))) :: Checks all element pass :: %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> (~(all in s-asc) |=(e=@ (lth e 100))) == :: :: Test logical OR :: ++ test-set-any ^- tang =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) ;: weld :: Checks with empty set :: %+ expect-eq !> %.n !> (~(any in ~) |=(* &)) %+ expect-eq !> %.n !> (~(any in ~) |=(* |)) :: Checks one element fails :: %+ expect-eq !> %.n !> (~(any in (sy ~[1])) |=(e=@ =(e 43))) :: Checks >1 element success :: %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> (~(any in s-asc) |=(e=@ (lth e 4))) :: Checks all element success :: %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> (~(any in s-asc) |=(e=@ (lth e 100))) == :: :: Test check correctness :: ++ test-set-apt ^- tang :: Manually constructed sets with predefined vertical/horizontal :: ordering :: :: for the following three elements (1, 2, 3) the vertical priorities are: :: > (mug (mug 1)) :: 1.405.103.437 :: > (mug (mug 2)) :: 1.200.431.393 :: > (mug (mug 3)) :: 1.576.941.407 :: :: and the ordering 2 < 1 < 3 :: a correctly balanced tree stored as a min-heap :: should have node=2 as the root :: :: The horizontal priorities are: :: > (mug 1) :: 1.901.865.568 :: > (mug 2) :: 1.904.972.904 :: > (mug 3) :: 1.923.673.882 :: :: and the ordering 1 < 2 < 3. :: 1 should be in the left branch and 3 in the right one. :: =/ balanced-a=(set @) [2 [1 ~ ~] [3 ~ ~]] :: Doesn't follow vertical ordering :: =/ unbalanced-a=(set @) [1 [2 ~ ~] [3 ~ ~]] =/ unbalanced-b=(set @) [1 ~ [2 ~ ~]] =/ unbalanced-c=(set @) [1 [2 ~ ~] ~] :: Doesn't follow horizontal ordering :: =/ unbalanced-d=(set @) [2 [3 ~ ~] [1 ~ ~]] :: Doesn't follow horizontal & vertical ordering :: =/ unbalanced-e=(set @) [1 [3 ~ ~] [2 ~ ~]] :: Duplicate elements :: =/ has-dupes=(set @) [1 [1 ~ ~] ~] :: ;: weld %+ expect-eq !> [%b-a %.y] !> [%b-a ~(apt in balanced-a)] %+ expect-eq !> [%u-a %.n] !> [%u-a ~(apt in unbalanced-a)] %+ expect-eq !> [%u-b %.n] !> [%u-b ~(apt in unbalanced-b)] %+ expect-eq !> [%u-c %.n] !> [%u-c ~(apt in unbalanced-c)] %+ expect-eq !> [%u-d %.n] !> [%u-d ~(apt in unbalanced-d)] %+ expect-eq !> [%u-e %.n] !> [%u-e ~(apt in unbalanced-e)] %+ expect-eq !> [%h-d %.n] !> [%h-d ~(apt in has-dupes)] == :: :: Test splits a in b :: ++ test-set-bif ^- tang =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) =/ s-nul=(set @) *(set @) =/ splits-a=[(set) (set)] (~(bif in s-asc) 99) =/ splits-b=[(set) (set)] (~(bif in s-asc) 6) ;: weld :: Checks with empty map :: %+ expect-eq !> [~ ~] !> (~(bif in s-nul) 1) :: Checks bifurcating in non-existing element :: :: The traversal of the +map is done comparing the double +mug :: of the added node and the existing one from the tree. :: Because of this, the search will stop at different leaves, :: based on the value of the hash, therefore the right and left :: maps that are returned can be different :: (null or a less than the total number of nodes) :: The best way to check is that the sum of the number of nodes :: in both maps are the same as before, and that both returned :: sets are correct :: %+ expect-eq !> 7 !> (add ~(wyt in -.splits-a) ~(wyt in +.splits-a)) %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> &(~(apt in -.splits-a) ~(apt in +.splits-a)) :: Checks splitting in existing element :: %+ expect-eq !> 6 !> (add ~(wyt in -.splits-b) ~(wyt in +.splits-b)) %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> &(~(apt in -.splits-b) ~(apt in +.splits-b)) =/ left (~(has in -.splits-b) 6) =/ right (~(has in +.splits-b) 6) %+ expect-eq !> %.n !> &(left right) == :: :: Test b without any a :: ++ test-set-del ^- tang =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) ;: weld :: Checks with empty set :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(del in ~) 1) :: Checks deleting non-existing element :: %+ expect-eq !> s-asc !> (~(del in s-asc) 99) :: Checks deleting the only element :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(del in (sy ~[1])) 1) :: Checks deleting one element :: %+ expect-eq !> (sy (gulf 1 6)) !> (~(del in s-asc) 7) == :: :: Test difference :: ++ test-set-dif ^- tang =/ s-des=(set @) (sy (flop (gulf 1 7))) =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) =/ s-dos=(set @) (sy ~[8 9]) ;: weld :: Checks with empty set :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(dif in *(set)) ~) %+ expect-eq !> s-asc !> (~(dif in s-asc) ~) :: Checks with equal sets :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(dif in s-asc) s-des) :: Checks no elements in common :: %+ expect-eq !> s-dos !> (~(dif in s-dos) s-asc) :: Checks with sets of diferent size :: %+ expect-eq !> s-dos !> (~(dif in (sy ~[1 8 9])) s-asc) == :: :: Test axis of a in b :: ++ test-set-dig ^- tang =/ custom [2 [1 ~ ~] [3 ~ ~]] =/ custom-vase !>(custom) =/ manual-set=(set @) custom ;: weld :: Checks with empty map :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(dig in *(set)) 6) :: Checks with non-existing key :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(dig in manual-set) 9) :: Checks success via tree addressing. It uses the returned axis :: to address the raw noun and check that it gives the corresponding :: value. :: %+ expect-eq !> 1 !> +:(slot (need (~(dig in manual-set) 1)) custom-vase) %+ expect-eq !> 2 !> +:(slot (need (~(dig in manual-set) 2)) custom-vase) %+ expect-eq !> 3 !> +:(slot (need (~(dig in manual-set) 3)) custom-vase) == :: :: Test concatenate :: ++ test-set-gas ^- tang :: Uses +apt to check the correctness :: of the sets created with +gas :: =+ |% +| %test-suite ++ s-uno (~(gas in *(set)) ~[42]) ++ s-dos (~(gas in *(set)) ~[6 9]) ++ s-tre (~(gas in *(set)) ~[1 0 1]) ++ s-asc (~(gas in *(set)) ~[1 2 3 4 5 6 7]) ++ s-des (~(gas in *(set)) ~[7 6 5 4 3 2 1]) ++ s-uns (~(gas in *(set)) ~[1 6 3 5 7 2 4]) ++ s-dup (~(gas in *(set)) ~[1 1 7 4 6 9 4]) ++ s-nul (~(gas in *(set)) ~) -- =/ s-lis=(list (set)) ~[s-nul s-uno s-dos s-tre s-asc s-des s-uns s-dup] =/ actual=? %+ roll s-lis |= [s=(set) b=?] ^- ? &(b ~(apt in s)) ;: weld :: Checks with all tests in the suite :: %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> actual :: Checks appending >1 elements :: %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> ~(apt in (~(gas in s-dos) ~[9 10])) :: Checks concatenating existing elements :: %+ expect-eq !> s-asc !> (~(gas in s-asc) (gulf 1 3)) == :: :: Test +has: does :b exist in :a? :: ++ test-set-has ^- tang =/ s-nul=(set @) *(set @) =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) ;: weld :: Checks with empty set :: %+ expect-eq !> %.n !> (~(has in s-nul) 6) :: Checks with non-existing key :: %+ expect-eq !> %.n !> (~(has in s-asc) 9) :: Checks success :: %+ expect-eq !> %.y !> (~(has in s-asc) 7) == :: :: Test intersection :: ++ test-set-int ^- tang =/ s-nul=(set @) *(set @) =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) =/ s-des=(set @) (sy (flop (gulf 1 7))) =/ s-dos=(set @) (sy (gulf 8 9)) =/ s-dup (sy ~[1 1 4 1 3 5 9 4]) ;: weld :: Checks with empty set :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(int in s-nul) s-asc) %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(int in s-asc) s-nul) :: Checks with all elements different :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(int in s-dos) s-asc) :: Checks success (total intersection) :: %+ expect-eq !> s-asc !> (~(int in s-asc) s-des) :: Checks success (partial intersection) :: %+ expect-eq !> (sy ~[9]) !> (~(int in s-dos) s-dup) == :: :: Test puts b in a, sorted :: ++ test-set-put ^- tang =/ s-nul=(set @) *(set @) =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) ;: weld :: Checks with empty set :: %+ expect-eq !> (sy ~[6]) !> (~(put in s-nul) 6) :: Checks with existing key :: %+ expect-eq !> s-asc !> (~(put in s-asc) 6) :: Checks adding new element :: %+ expect-eq !> (sy (gulf 1 8)) !> (~(put in s-asc) 8) == :: Test replace in product :: ++ test-set-rep ^- tang =/ s-nul=(set @) *(set @) =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy (gulf 1 7)) ;: weld :: Checks with empty set :: %+ expect-eq !> b=0 !> (~(rep in s-nul) add) :: Checks success :: %+ expect-eq !> b=28 !> (~(rep in s-asc) add) == :: :: Test apply gate to values :: ++ test-set-run ^- tang =/ s-nul *(set @) =/ s-asc (sy (gulf 1 7)) ;: weld :: Checks with empty map :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> (~(run in s-nul) dec) :: Checks success :: %+ expect-eq !> (sy (gulf 0 6)) !> (~(run in s-asc) dec) == :: :: Converts a set to list :: ++ test-set-tap ^- tang =/ s-dup (sy ~[1 1 4 1 3 5 9 4]) =/ s-asc (sy (gulf 1 7)) ;: weld :: Checks with empty map :: %+ expect-eq !> ~ !> ~(tap in *(set @)) :: Checks with duplicates :: %+ expect-eq !> (sort ~[1 4 3 5 9] gth) !> (sort ~(tap in s-dup) gth) :: Checks with ascending list :: %+ expect-eq !> (gulf 1 7) !> (sort ~(tap in s-asc) lth) == :: :: Test the union of sets :: ++ test-set-uni ^- tang =/ asc=(list @) (gulf 1 7) =/ des=(list @) (flop (gulf 1 7)) =/ s-des=(set @) (sy des) =/ s-asc=(set @) (sy asc) =/ s-nul=(set @) *(set @) ;: weld :: Checks with empty map (a or b) :: %+ expect-eq !> s-des !> (~(uni in s-nul) s-des) %+ expect-eq !> s-des !> (~(uni in s-des) s-nul) :: Checks with no intersection :: =/ a=(set @) (sy (scag 4 asc)) =/ b=(set @) (sy (slag 4 asc)) %+ expect-eq !> s-asc !> (~(uni in a) b) :: Checks union with equal sets :: %+ expect-eq !> s-asc !> (~(uni in s-asc) s-des) :: Checks union with partial intersection :: %+ expect-eq !> s-asc !> (~(uni in s-asc) (sy (gulf 1 3))) == :: :: Tests the size of set :: ++ test-set-wyt ^- tang =+ |% ++ s-uno (~(gas in *(set)) ~[42]) ++ s-dos (~(gas in *(set)) ~[6 9]) ++ s-tre (~(gas in *(set)) ~[1 0 1]) ++ s-asc (~(gas in *(set)) ~[1 2 3 4 5 6 7]) ++ s-des (~(gas in *(set)) ~[7 6 5 4 3 2 1]) ++ s-uns (~(gas in *(set)) ~[1 6 3 5 7 2 4]) ++ s-dup (~(gas in *(set)) ~[1 1 7 4 6 9 4]) ++ s-nul (~(gas in *(set)) ~) ++ s-lis ~[s-nul s-uno s-dos s-tre s-asc s-des s-uns s-dup] -- :: Runs all the tests in the suite :: =/ sizes=(list @) %+ turn s-lis |=(s=(set) ~(wyt in s)) %+ expect-eq !> sizes !> (limo ~[0 1 2 2 7 7 7 5]) --