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/*
* Created on Jun 7, 2011
*/
package com.bigdata.rdf.internal;
import java.math.BigInteger;
import junit.framework.TestCase2;
import com.bigdata.btree.keys.KeyBuilder;
import com.bigdata.rdf.internal.impl.literal.XSDUnsignedByteIV;
import com.bigdata.rdf.internal.impl.literal.XSDUnsignedIntIV;
import com.bigdata.rdf.internal.impl.literal.XSDUnsignedLongIV;
import com.bigdata.rdf.internal.impl.literal.XSDUnsignedShortIV;
import com.bigdata.rdf.model.BigdataLiteral;
/**
* Test suite for the xsd:unsigned IV which are internally represented by Java
* primitives (xsd:unsignedByte, xsd:unsignedShort, xsd:unsignedInt, and
* xsd:unsignedLong). There is a {@link DTE} for each of these cases, e.g.,
* {@link DTE#XSDUnsignedByte}. In each case, the corresponding signed primitive
* is used to encode the {@link IV} so we represent the unsigned byte in one
* byte, just as we represent the signed byte.
*
* These IVs differ in that they must use a widening promotion when they expose
* the unsigned value to callers. This is done in a manner similar to
* {@link KeyBuilder}. First we use a widening promotion, e.g., from byte to
* short. Then we apply the rules to convert from an signed short into an
* unsigned short. The unsigned short is reported to the caller. The edge case
* is when we must promote a long. In this case, we promote it to a
* {@link BigInteger} and then operate on that.
*
* These {@link IV}s also use a widening promotion when autoboxing the Java
* primitive value in order to report it's unsigned value correctly. This the
* Java numeric class used as the generic type parameter for
* {@link XSDUnsignedByte} is {@link Short} and not {@link Byte}.
*
* @author Bryan Thompson
* @version $Id$
*/
public class TestUnsignedIVs extends TestCase2 {
/**
*
*/
public TestUnsignedIVs() {
}
/**
* @param name
*/
public TestUnsignedIVs(String name) {
super(name);
}
/**
* xsd:unsignedByte.
*
* Points of interest in the value space as reported by {@link KeyBuilder}.
*
*
* kmin(-128)=[0] // unsigned zero
* km1(-1)=[127]
* k0(0)=[128]
* kp1(1)=[129]
* kmax(127)=[255]
*
*
* FIXME The guts of all this should be concentrated somewhere. The data
* from KeyBuilder is useful but not complete (it does not show us the
* unsigned version of the value, which is after all what we are after).
* There are lots of little edges for when something is interpreted as
* signed and unsigned and especially the ordering implied by those things
* using different comparators.
*/
public void test_xsd_unsignedByte() {
/*
* Setup values of interest. These appear in their order when
* interpreted as unsigned data.
*/
final XSDUnsignedByteIV MIN_VALUE = new XSDUnsignedByteIV(
Byte.MIN_VALUE);
final XSDUnsignedByteIV MINUS_ONE = new XSDUnsignedByteIV(
(byte) -1);
final XSDUnsignedByteIV ZERO = new XSDUnsignedByteIV(
(byte) 0);
final XSDUnsignedByteIV ONE = new XSDUnsignedByteIV(
(byte) 1);
final XSDUnsignedByteIV MAX_VALUE = new XSDUnsignedByteIV(
Byte.MAX_VALUE);
// Verify IV self-reports as unsigned.
assertTrue(MIN_VALUE.isUnsignedNumeric());
/*
* Test promote().
*/
assertEquals((short) 0, MIN_VALUE.promote());
assertEquals((short) 127, MINUS_ONE.promote());
assertEquals((short) 128, ZERO.promote());
assertEquals((short) 129, ONE.promote());
assertEquals((short) 255, MAX_VALUE.promote());
// Verify boolean conversion (there are fence posts here).
assertFalse(MIN_VALUE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(MINUS_ONE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(ZERO.booleanValue());
assertTrue(ONE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(MAX_VALUE.booleanValue());
/*
* Test encoding/decoding.
*
* Note: The values in this array are given in their natural _unsigned_
* order. After the encode/decode test we will sort this array using the
* comparator for the IV. If the IV comparator semantics are correct the
* array SHOULD NOT be reordered by the sort.
*/
final IV[] e = {//
MIN_VALUE,
MINUS_ONE,
ZERO,
ONE,
MAX_VALUE,
};
TestEncodeDecodeKeys.doEncodeDecodeTest(e);
TestEncodeDecodeKeys.doComparatorTest(e);
}
/**
* Unit test for xsd:unsignedShort.
*
* Points of interest in the value space as reported by {@link KeyBuilder}.
*
*
* kmin(-32768)=[0, 0] // unsigned zero.
* km1(-1)=[127, 255]
* k0(0)=[128, 0]
* kp1(1)=[128, 1]
* kmax(32767)=[255, 255]
*
*/
public void test_xsd_unsignedShort() {
/*
* Setup values of interest. These appear in their given order when
* interpreted as unsigned data.
*/
final XSDUnsignedShortIV MIN_VALUE = new XSDUnsignedShortIV(
Short.MIN_VALUE);
final XSDUnsignedShortIV MINUS_ONE = new XSDUnsignedShortIV(
(short) -1);
final XSDUnsignedShortIV ZERO = new XSDUnsignedShortIV(
(short) 0);
final XSDUnsignedShortIV ONE = new XSDUnsignedShortIV(
(short) 1);
final XSDUnsignedShortIV MAX_VALUE = new XSDUnsignedShortIV(
Short.MAX_VALUE);
// Verify IV self-reports as unsigned.
assertTrue(MIN_VALUE.isUnsignedNumeric());
/*
* Test promote().
*/
assertEquals(0, MIN_VALUE.promote());
assertEquals(Short.MAX_VALUE, MINUS_ONE.promote());
assertEquals(((int) Short.MAX_VALUE) + 1/* 32768 */, ZERO.promote());
assertEquals(((int) Short.MAX_VALUE) + 2/* 32769 */, ONE.promote());
assertEquals(0xffff/*2^16-1 */, MAX_VALUE.promote());
assertEquals(0x00000000, MIN_VALUE.promote());
assertEquals(0x00007fff/*Short.MAX_VALUE*/, MINUS_ONE.promote());
assertEquals(0x00008000/*((int) Short.MAX_VALUE) + 1 := 32768 */, ZERO.promote());
assertEquals(0x00008001/*((int) Short.MAX_VALUE) + 2 := 32769 */, ONE.promote());
assertEquals(0x0000ffff/*2^16-1 */, MAX_VALUE.promote());
// Verify boolean conversion (there are fence posts here).
assertFalse(MIN_VALUE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(MINUS_ONE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(ZERO.booleanValue());
assertTrue(ONE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(MAX_VALUE.booleanValue());
/*
* Test encoding/decoding.
*
* Note: The values in this array are given in their natural _unsigned_
* order. After the encode/decode test we will sort this array using the
* comparator for the IV. If the IV comparator semantics are correct the
* array SHOULD NOT be reordered by the sort.
*/
final IV[] e = {//
MIN_VALUE,
MINUS_ONE,
ZERO,
ONE,
MAX_VALUE,
};
TestEncodeDecodeKeys.doEncodeDecodeTest(e);
TestEncodeDecodeKeys.doComparatorTest(e);
}
public void test_xsd_unsignedInt() {
/*
* Setup values of interest. These appear in their order when
* interpreted as unsigned data.
*/
final XSDUnsignedIntIV MIN_VALUE = new XSDUnsignedIntIV(
Integer.MIN_VALUE);
final XSDUnsignedIntIV MINUS_ONE = new XSDUnsignedIntIV(
-1);
final XSDUnsignedIntIV ZERO = new XSDUnsignedIntIV(
0);
final XSDUnsignedIntIV ONE = new XSDUnsignedIntIV(
1);
final XSDUnsignedIntIV MAX_VALUE = new XSDUnsignedIntIV(
Integer.MAX_VALUE);
// Verify IV self-reports as unsigned.
assertTrue(MIN_VALUE.isUnsignedNumeric());
/*
* Test promote().
*/
assertEquals(0L, MIN_VALUE.promote());
assertEquals((long) Integer.MAX_VALUE, MINUS_ONE.promote());
assertEquals(((long) Integer.MAX_VALUE) + 1, ZERO.promote());
assertEquals(((long) Integer.MAX_VALUE) + 2, ONE.promote());
assertEquals(0xffffffffL, MAX_VALUE.promote());
//
assertEquals(0x00000000L, MIN_VALUE.promote());
assertEquals(0x7fffffffL, MINUS_ONE.promote());
assertEquals(0x80000000L, ZERO.promote());
assertEquals(0x80000001L, ONE.promote());
assertEquals(0xffffffffL, MAX_VALUE.promote());
// Verify boolean conversion (there are fence posts here).
assertFalse(MIN_VALUE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(MINUS_ONE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(ZERO.booleanValue());
assertTrue(ONE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(MAX_VALUE.booleanValue());
/*
* Test encoding/decoding.
*
* Note: The values in this array are given in their natural _unsigned_
* order. After the encode/decode test we will sort this array using the
* comparator for the IV. If the IV comparator semantics are correct the
* array SHOULD NOT be reordered by the sort.
*/
final IV[] e = {//
MIN_VALUE,
MINUS_ONE,
ZERO,
ONE,
MAX_VALUE,
};
TestEncodeDecodeKeys.doEncodeDecodeTest(e);
TestEncodeDecodeKeys.doComparatorTest(e);
}
public void test_xsd_unsignedLong() {
/*
* Setup values of interest. These appear in their order when
* interpreted as unsigned data.
*/
final XSDUnsignedLongIV MIN_VALUE = new XSDUnsignedLongIV(
Long.MIN_VALUE);
final XSDUnsignedLongIV MINUS_ONE = new XSDUnsignedLongIV(
-1L);
final XSDUnsignedLongIV ZERO = new XSDUnsignedLongIV(
0L);
final XSDUnsignedLongIV ONE = new XSDUnsignedLongIV(
1L);
final XSDUnsignedLongIV MAX_VALUE = new XSDUnsignedLongIV(
Long.MAX_VALUE);
// Verify IV self-reports as unsigned.
assertTrue(MIN_VALUE.isUnsignedNumeric());
/*
* Test promote().
*/
final BigInteger adjust = BigInteger.valueOf(Long.MIN_VALUE).negate();
assertEquals(BigInteger.valueOf(0x0000000000000000L), MIN_VALUE.promote());
assertEquals(BigInteger.valueOf(-1).add(adjust), MINUS_ONE.promote());
assertEquals(adjust, ZERO.promote());
assertEquals(BigInteger.valueOf(1).add(adjust), ONE.promote());
assertEquals(BigInteger.valueOf(Long.MAX_VALUE).add(adjust), MAX_VALUE.promote());
// Verify boolean conversion (there are fence posts here).
assertFalse(MIN_VALUE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(MINUS_ONE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(ZERO.booleanValue());
assertTrue(ONE.booleanValue());
assertTrue(MAX_VALUE.booleanValue());
/*
* Test encoding/decoding.
*
* Note: The values in this array are given in their natural _unsigned_
* order. After the encode/decode test we will sort this array using the
* comparator for the IV. If the IV comparator semantics are correct the
* array SHOULD NOT be reordered by the sort.
*/
final IV[] e = {//
MIN_VALUE,
MINUS_ONE,
ZERO,
ONE,
MAX_VALUE,
};
TestEncodeDecodeKeys.doEncodeDecodeTest(e);
TestEncodeDecodeKeys.doComparatorTest(e);
}
}
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