tripwire-open-source/src/twtest/fcospecutil_t.cpp

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// fcospecutil_t.cpp
#include "fco/stdfco.h"
#include "fco/fcospecutil.h"
#include "core/debug.h"
#include "twtest/test.h"
#include "fco/fcospecimpl.h"
#include "fco/iterproxy.h"
#include "fco/fcospechelper.h"
void TestFcoSpecUtil()
{
cDebug d("TestFcoSpecUtil()");
// first check the equality operator...
cFCOSpecStopPointSet* pSet1 = new cFCOSpecStopPointSet;
cFCOSpecStopPointSet* pSet2 = new cFCOSpecStopPointSet;
cFCOSpecImpl* pSpec1 = new cFCOSpecImpl(_T("Spec1"), NULL, pSet1);
cFCOSpecImpl* pSpec2 = new cFCOSpecImpl(_T("Spec2"), NULL, pSet2);
pSpec1->SetStartPoint(cFCOName(_T("Dog")));
pSpec2->SetStartPoint(cFCOName(_T("Dog")));
pSet1->Add(cFCOName(_T("Dog/Bark")));
pSet2->Add(cFCOName(_T("Dog/Bark")));
pSet1->Add(cFCOName(_T("Dog/Pant")));
pSet2->Add(cFCOName(_T("Dog/Pant")));
TEST(iFCOSpecUtil::FCOSpecEqual(*pSpec1, *pSpec2));
// make them a little different...
cFCOSpecStopPointIter iter(*pSet1);
iter.SeekBegin();
cFCOName removedName = iter.StopPoint();
iter.Remove();
pSet1->Add(cFCOName(_T("Dog/Scratch")));
TEST(! iFCOSpecUtil::FCOSpecEqual(*pSpec1, *pSpec2));
pSet1->Add(removedName);
TEST(! iFCOSpecUtil::FCOSpecEqual(*pSpec1, *pSpec2));
// TODO -- implement a more appropriate less-than test
/* pSpec1->SetStartPoint(cFCOName(_T("Dog")));
pSpec2->AddStopPoint(cFCOName(_T("Howl")));
TEST(! iFCOSpecUtil::FCOSpecEqual (*pSpec1, *pSpec2));
TEST( iFCOSpecUtil::FCOSpecLessThan(*pSpec1, *pSpec2));
pSpec1->AddStopPoint(cFCOName(_T("Howm")));
TEST( iFCOSpecUtil::FCOSpecLessThan(*pSpec2, *pSpec1));
*/
pSpec1->Release();
pSpec2->Release();
d.TraceDebug("Leaving..\n");
}