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See also FILE_PATTERNS and EXTENSION_MAPPING # Note: If this tag is empty the current directory is searched. -INPUT = "../Src/" "index.md" +INPUT = "../src/" "../include/" "index.md" # This tag can be used to specify the character encoding of the source files # that doxygen parses. Internally doxygen uses the UTF-8 encoding. Doxygen uses diff --git a/Doxygen/doxyrun.sh b/StringTools/doxygen/doxyrun.sh similarity index 100% rename from Doxygen/doxyrun.sh rename to StringTools/doxygen/doxyrun.sh diff --git a/Exec/main.cpp b/StringTools/exec/main.cpp similarity index 85% rename from Exec/main.cpp rename to StringTools/exec/main.cpp index ef95632..2be6aa4 100644 --- a/Exec/main.cpp +++ b/StringTools/exec/main.cpp @@ -1,13 +1,13 @@ -#include -#include - -int main() -{ - std::vector foo = - StringTools::Split(",,Hello,,lol,,test,,", ",,"); - - for (const auto& it : foo) - std::cout << "'" << it << "'" << std::endl; - - return 0; -} +#include +#include + +int main() +{ + std::vector foo = + StringTools::Split(",,Hello,,lol,,test,,", ",,"); + + for (const auto& it : foo) + std::cout << "'" << it << "'" << std::endl; + + return 0; +} diff --git a/Src/CharTools.h b/StringTools/include/StringTools/CharTools.h similarity index 100% rename from Src/CharTools.h rename to StringTools/include/StringTools/CharTools.h diff --git a/Src/StringTools.h b/StringTools/include/StringTools/StringTools.h similarity index 97% rename from Src/StringTools.h rename to StringTools/include/StringTools/StringTools.h index e8de59d..818df4c 100644 --- a/Src/StringTools.h +++ b/StringTools/include/StringTools/StringTools.h @@ -1,43 +1,43 @@ -#ifndef STRINGTOOLS_STRINGTOOLS_H -#define STRINGTOOLS_STRINGTOOLS_H - -#include -#include - -/* Handy utensils to manipulate strings */ -class StringTools -{ -public: - //! Will replace every occurence of `find` in `str` by `subst`. - static std::string Replace(const std::string& str, const char find, const std::string& subst); - - //! Will replace every occurence of `find` in `str` by `subst`. - static std::string Replace(const std::string& str, const std::string& find, const std::string& subst); - - //! Will replace every occurence of `find` in `str` by `subst`. - static std::string Replace(const std::string& str, const char find, const char subst); - - //! Will replace every occurence of `find` in `str` by `subst`. - static std::string Replace(const std::string& str, const std::string& find, const char subst); - - //! Will make a string all-lowercase. - static std::string Lower(const std::string& str); - - //! Will make a string all-uppercase. - static std::string Upper(const std::string& str); - - //! Will split a string by a string seperator - static std::vector Split(const std::string& str, const std::string& seperator); - - //! Will pad a string to the left to length l - static std::string PadLeft(const std::string& str, const char pad, const std::size_t len); - - //! Will pad a string to the right to length l - static std::string PadRight(const std::string& str, const char pad, const std::size_t len); - -private: - // No instanciation! >:( - StringTools(); -}; - -#endif //STRINGTOOLS_STRINGTOOLS_H +#ifndef STRINGTOOLS_STRINGTOOLS_H +#define STRINGTOOLS_STRINGTOOLS_H + +#include +#include + +/* Handy utensils to manipulate strings */ +class StringTools +{ +public: + //! Will replace every occurence of `find` in `str` by `subst`. + static std::string Replace(const std::string& str, const char find, const std::string& subst); + + //! Will replace every occurence of `find` in `str` by `subst`. + static std::string Replace(const std::string& str, const std::string& find, const std::string& subst); + + //! Will replace every occurence of `find` in `str` by `subst`. + static std::string Replace(const std::string& str, const char find, const char subst); + + //! Will replace every occurence of `find` in `str` by `subst`. + static std::string Replace(const std::string& str, const std::string& find, const char subst); + + //! Will make a string all-lowercase. + static std::string Lower(const std::string& str); + + //! Will make a string all-uppercase. + static std::string Upper(const std::string& str); + + //! Will split a string by a string seperator + static std::vector Split(const std::string& str, const std::string& seperator); + + //! Will pad a string to the left to length l + static std::string PadLeft(const std::string& str, const char pad, const std::size_t len); + + //! Will pad a string to the right to length l + static std::string PadRight(const std::string& str, const char pad, const std::size_t len); + +private: + // No instanciation! >:( + StringTools(); +}; + +#endif //STRINGTOOLS_STRINGTOOLS_H diff --git a/Src/CMakeLists.txt b/StringTools/src/CMakeLists.txt similarity index 94% rename from Src/CMakeLists.txt rename to StringTools/src/CMakeLists.txt index e693251..ce7e546 100644 --- a/Src/CMakeLists.txt +++ b/StringTools/src/CMakeLists.txt @@ -1,9 +1,9 @@ -cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.16) -project(StringTools) - -set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17) - -add_library(StringTools - StringTools.cpp - CharTools.cpp -) +cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.16) +project(StringTools) + +set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17) + +add_library(StringTools + StringTools.cpp + CharTools.cpp +) diff --git a/Src/CharTools.cpp b/StringTools/src/CharTools.cpp similarity index 97% rename from Src/CharTools.cpp rename to StringTools/src/CharTools.cpp index 5a7028c..6484da9 100644 --- a/Src/CharTools.cpp +++ b/StringTools/src/CharTools.cpp @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -#include "CharTools.h" +#include "StringTools/CharTools.h" #include bool CharTools::IsVowel(const char c, const std::string &vowels) { diff --git a/Src/StringTools.cpp b/StringTools/src/StringTools.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Src/StringTools.cpp rename to StringTools/src/StringTools.cpp index fe16c93..ac33664 100644 --- a/Src/StringTools.cpp +++ b/StringTools/src/StringTools.cpp @@ -1,155 +1,155 @@ -#include "StringTools.h" -#include - -std::string StringTools::Replace(const std::string& str, const char find, const std::string& subst) { - std::stringstream ss; - - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < str.length(); i++) - { - if (str[i] != find) - ss << str[i]; - else - ss << subst; - } - - return ss.str(); -} - -std::string StringTools::Replace(const std::string& str, const std::string& find, const std::string& subst) { - if (find.length() == 0) - return str; - - std::stringstream ss; - - std::size_t posFound = 0; - std::size_t lastFound = 0; - - while (posFound != std::string::npos) - { - lastFound = posFound; - posFound = str.find(find, posFound); - - if (posFound != std::string::npos) - { - ss << str.substr(lastFound, posFound - lastFound) << subst; - posFound += find.length(); - } - else - { - ss << str.substr(lastFound, (str.length()) - lastFound); - } - } - - return ss.str(); -} - -std::string StringTools::Replace(const std::string& str, const char find, const char subst) { - std::stringstream ss; - ss << subst; - - return Replace(str, find, ss.str()); -} - -std::string StringTools::Replace(const std::string& str, const std::string& find, const char subst) { - std::stringstream ss; - ss << subst; - - return Replace(str, find, ss.str()); -} - -std::string StringTools::Lower(const std::string& str) { - std::stringstream ss; - - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < str.size(); i++) - { - const char c = str[i]; - - // Quick-accept: regular letters - if ((c >= 'A') && (c <= 'Z')) - ss << (char)(c | 32); - - // Else: keep the character as is - else ss << c; - } - - return ss.str(); -} - -std::string StringTools::Upper(const std::string& str) { - std::stringstream ss; - - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < str.size(); i++) - { - const char c = str[i]; - - // Quick-accept: regular letters - if ((c >= 'a') && (c <= 'z')) - ss << (char)(c & ~32); - - // Else: keep the character as is - else ss << c; - } - - return ss.str(); -} - -std::vector StringTools::Split(const std::string& str, const std::string& seperator) { - std::vector toRet; - // Quick-accept: str length is 0 - if (str.length() == 0) - toRet.push_back(""); - - // Quick-accept: seperator length is 0 - else if (seperator.length() == 0) { - for (const char c : str) - toRet.push_back(std::string(&c, (&c) + 1)); - } - - else { - std::size_t idx = 0; - while (idx != std::string::npos) { - std::size_t lastIdx = idx; - idx = str.find(seperator, idx); - - // Grab our substring until the next finding of sep - if (idx != std::string::npos) { - toRet.push_back(str.substr( - lastIdx, - idx - lastIdx - )); - - idx += seperator.length(); - } - // No more seperator found. Grab the rest until the end of the string - else { - toRet.push_back(str.substr( - lastIdx - )); - } - } - } - - return toRet; -} - -std::string StringTools::PadLeft(const std::string& str, const char pad, const std::size_t len) { - std::stringstream ss; - - for (std::size_t i = str.length(); i < len; i++) - ss << pad; - - ss << str; - - return ss.str(); -} - -std::string StringTools::PadRight(const std::string& str, const char pad, const std::size_t len) { - std::stringstream ss; - - ss << str; - - for (std::size_t i = str.length(); i < len; i++) - ss << pad; - - return ss.str(); -} +#include "StringTools/StringTools.h" +#include + +std::string StringTools::Replace(const std::string& str, const char find, const std::string& subst) { + std::stringstream ss; + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < str.length(); i++) + { + if (str[i] != find) + ss << str[i]; + else + ss << subst; + } + + return ss.str(); +} + +std::string StringTools::Replace(const std::string& str, const std::string& find, const std::string& subst) { + if (find.length() == 0) + return str; + + std::stringstream ss; + + std::size_t posFound = 0; + std::size_t lastFound = 0; + + while (posFound != std::string::npos) + { + lastFound = posFound; + posFound = str.find(find, posFound); + + if (posFound != std::string::npos) + { + ss << str.substr(lastFound, posFound - lastFound) << subst; + posFound += find.length(); + } + else + { + ss << str.substr(lastFound, (str.length()) - lastFound); + } + } + + return ss.str(); +} + +std::string StringTools::Replace(const std::string& str, const char find, const char subst) { + std::stringstream ss; + ss << subst; + + return Replace(str, find, ss.str()); +} + +std::string StringTools::Replace(const std::string& str, const std::string& find, const char subst) { + std::stringstream ss; + ss << subst; + + return Replace(str, find, ss.str()); +} + +std::string StringTools::Lower(const std::string& str) { + std::stringstream ss; + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < str.size(); i++) + { + const char c = str[i]; + + // Quick-accept: regular letters + if ((c >= 'A') && (c <= 'Z')) + ss << (char)(c | 32); + + // Else: keep the character as is + else ss << c; + } + + return ss.str(); +} + +std::string StringTools::Upper(const std::string& str) { + std::stringstream ss; + + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < str.size(); i++) + { + const char c = str[i]; + + // Quick-accept: regular letters + if ((c >= 'a') && (c <= 'z')) + ss << (char)(c & ~32); + + // Else: keep the character as is + else ss << c; + } + + return ss.str(); +} + +std::vector StringTools::Split(const std::string& str, const std::string& seperator) { + std::vector toRet; + // Quick-accept: str length is 0 + if (str.length() == 0) + toRet.push_back(""); + + // Quick-accept: seperator length is 0 + else if (seperator.length() == 0) { + for (const char c : str) + toRet.push_back(std::string(&c, (&c) + 1)); + } + + else { + std::size_t idx = 0; + while (idx != std::string::npos) { + std::size_t lastIdx = idx; + idx = str.find(seperator, idx); + + // Grab our substring until the next finding of sep + if (idx != std::string::npos) { + toRet.push_back(str.substr( + lastIdx, + idx - lastIdx + )); + + idx += seperator.length(); + } + // No more seperator found. Grab the rest until the end of the string + else { + toRet.push_back(str.substr( + lastIdx + )); + } + } + } + + return toRet; +} + +std::string StringTools::PadLeft(const std::string& str, const char pad, const std::size_t len) { + std::stringstream ss; + + for (std::size_t i = str.length(); i < len; i++) + ss << pad; + + ss << str; + + return ss.str(); +} + +std::string StringTools::PadRight(const std::string& str, const char pad, const std::size_t len) { + std::stringstream ss; + + ss << str; + + for (std::size_t i = str.length(); i < len; i++) + ss << pad; + + return ss.str(); +} diff --git a/Test/Catch2.h b/StringTools/test/Catch2.h similarity index 100% rename from Test/Catch2.h rename to StringTools/test/Catch2.h diff --git a/Test/Char__CopySign.cpp b/StringTools/test/Char__CopySign.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/Char__CopySign.cpp rename to StringTools/test/Char__CopySign.cpp index b205575..177e718 100644 --- a/Test/Char__CopySign.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/Char__CopySign.cpp @@ -1,69 +1,69 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/JustChars", "[Char][CopySign]") -{ - // Setup - // Correct letters - const std::string in = "tHEEuEUROPEanunioNCOnsiStsOFStATESIncLudingGERmanySWedenAndfRanCE"; - // Correct signs - const std::string signs = "AaaAAApqlkzicZnionceroigjreiojiopjaopickwapPjfipojWqfpohoijFucmwp"; - // Correct signs and letters - const std::string expected = "TheEUEuropeanUnionconsistsofstatesincludingGermanySwedenandFrance"; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) - { - const char cs = signs[i]; - char& co = out[i]; - co = CharTools::CopySign(cs, co); - } - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/WithSymbols", "[Char][CopySign]") -{ - // Setup - // Correct letters - const std::string in = "ThE eu (euRoPeAN uNIon) cONsiSts Of 20 STAtes, iNCLUDInG GeRMAnY, sweden, aND fRancE."; - // Correct signs - const std::string signs = "DwefOPerKofkaqdioJeriofgjqeiopqwqefijoqgehjloivxcvmopfkuoQpwfioqjiOqgjeprjgnvqPemrqij"; - // Correct signs and letters - const std::string expected = "The EU (European Union) consists of 20 states, including Germany, Sweden, and France."; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) - { - const char cs = signs[i]; - char& co = out[i]; - co = CharTools::CopySign(cs, co); - } - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/DoesntChangeSignsIfSymbolSupplied", "[Char][CopySign]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "ThE eu (euRoPeAN uNIon) cONsiSts Of 20 STAtes, iNCLUDInG GeRMAnY, sweden, aND fRancE."; - const std::string signs = "!§$)=%164)';:'*?)/!?/&()()?)*'_;:_,.93ß04750928372!!$==)()/!§$)=%)*'';:'*?)/!1572?/&("; - const std::string expected = in; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) - { - const char cs = signs[i]; - - char& co = out[i]; - co = CharTools::CopySign(cs, co); - } - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} \ No newline at end of file +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/JustChars", "[Char][CopySign]") +{ + // Setup + // Correct letters + const std::string in = "tHEEuEUROPEanunioNCOnsiStsOFStATESIncLudingGERmanySWedenAndfRanCE"; + // Correct signs + const std::string signs = "AaaAAApqlkzicZnionceroigjreiojiopjaopickwapPjfipojWqfpohoijFucmwp"; + // Correct signs and letters + const std::string expected = "TheEUEuropeanUnionconsistsofstatesincludingGermanySwedenandFrance"; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) + { + const char cs = signs[i]; + char& co = out[i]; + co = CharTools::CopySign(cs, co); + } + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/WithSymbols", "[Char][CopySign]") +{ + // Setup + // Correct letters + const std::string in = "ThE eu (euRoPeAN uNIon) cONsiSts Of 20 STAtes, iNCLUDInG GeRMAnY, sweden, aND fRancE."; + // Correct signs + const std::string signs = "DwefOPerKofkaqdioJeriofgjqeiopqwqefijoqgehjloivxcvmopfkuoQpwfioqjiOqgjeprjgnvqPemrqij"; + // Correct signs and letters + const std::string expected = "The EU (European Union) consists of 20 states, including Germany, Sweden, and France."; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) + { + const char cs = signs[i]; + char& co = out[i]; + co = CharTools::CopySign(cs, co); + } + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/DoesntChangeSignsIfSymbolSupplied", "[Char][CopySign]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "ThE eu (euRoPeAN uNIon) cONsiSts Of 20 STAtes, iNCLUDInG GeRMAnY, sweden, aND fRancE."; + const std::string signs = "!§$)=%164)';:'*?)/!?/&()()?)*'_;:_,.93ß04750928372!!$==)()/!§$)=%)*'';:'*?)/!1572?/&("; + const std::string expected = in; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) + { + const char cs = signs[i]; + + char& co = out[i]; + co = CharTools::CopySign(cs, co); + } + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} diff --git a/Test/Char__IsDigit.cpp b/StringTools/test/Char__IsDigit.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/Char__IsDigit.cpp rename to StringTools/test/Char__IsDigit.cpp index a388f98..baac1ed 100644 --- a/Test/Char__IsDigit.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/Char__IsDigit.cpp @@ -1,20 +1,20 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests character digit-ness by checking it against a map -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsUpper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789ABCDEFGHJIKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ!&/()=?*'#-.,;:_"; - const std::string map = "000000000000000000000000001111111111000000000000000000000000000000000000000000"; - // 0 -> no digit, 1 -> digit - - // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand - if (in.length() != map.length()) - FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); - - // Exercise & Verify - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) - if (CharTools::IsDigit(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) - FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is a digit. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests character digit-ness by checking it against a map +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsUpper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789ABCDEFGHJIKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ!&/()=?*'#-.,;:_"; + const std::string map = "000000000000000000000000001111111111000000000000000000000000000000000000000000"; + // 0 -> no digit, 1 -> digit + + // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand + if (in.length() != map.length()) + FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); + + // Exercise & Verify + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) + if (CharTools::IsDigit(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) + FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is a digit. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); +} diff --git a/Test/Char__IsLetter.cpp b/StringTools/test/Char__IsLetter.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/Char__IsLetter.cpp rename to StringTools/test/Char__IsLetter.cpp index 08f27a6..bb1a533 100644 --- a/Test/Char__IsLetter.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/Char__IsLetter.cpp @@ -1,19 +1,19 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests character letter-ness by checking it against a map -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsLetter]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; - const std::string map = "1110111110011111101111100111011111111000001011011111110"; // 0 -> no letter, 1 -> letter - - // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand - if (in.length() != map.length()) - FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); - - // Exercise & Verify - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) - if (CharTools::IsLetter(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) - FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is a letter. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests character letter-ness by checking it against a map +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsLetter]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; + const std::string map = "1110111110011111101111100111011111111000001011011111110"; // 0 -> no letter, 1 -> letter + + // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand + if (in.length() != map.length()) + FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); + + // Exercise & Verify + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) + if (CharTools::IsLetter(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) + FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is a letter. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); +} diff --git a/Test/Char__IsLower.cpp b/StringTools/test/Char__IsLower.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/Char__IsLower.cpp rename to StringTools/test/Char__IsLower.cpp index 69390f4..81660f7 100644 --- a/Test/Char__IsLower.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/Char__IsLower.cpp @@ -1,19 +1,19 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests character sign by checking it against a map -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsLower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; - const std::string map = "0110111110001111100111100111001111111000000011011111110"; // 1 -> lowercase, 0 -> not lowercase - - // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand - if (in.length() != map.length()) - FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); - - // Exercise & Verify - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) - if (CharTools::IsLower(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) - FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is a lowercase. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests character sign by checking it against a map +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsLower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; + const std::string map = "0110111110001111100111100111001111111000000011011111110"; // 1 -> lowercase, 0 -> not lowercase + + // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand + if (in.length() != map.length()) + FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); + + // Exercise & Verify + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) + if (CharTools::IsLower(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) + FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is a lowercase. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); +} diff --git a/Test/Char__IsUpper.cpp b/StringTools/test/Char__IsUpper.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/Char__IsUpper.cpp rename to StringTools/test/Char__IsUpper.cpp index 6bc10b3..c5ffbbc 100644 --- a/Test/Char__IsUpper.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/Char__IsUpper.cpp @@ -1,20 +1,20 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" -#include - -// Tests character sign by checking it against a map -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsUpper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; - const std::string map = "1000000000010000001000000000010000000000001000000000000"; // 1 -> uppercase, 0 -> not uppercase - - // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand - if (in.length() != map.length()) - FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); - - // Exercise & Verify - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) - if (CharTools::IsUpper(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) - FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is an uppercase. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); -} +#include +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests character sign by checking it against a map +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsUpper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; + const std::string map = "1000000000010000001000000000010000000000001000000000000"; // 1 -> uppercase, 0 -> not uppercase + + // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand + if (in.length() != map.length()) + FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); + + // Exercise & Verify + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) + if (CharTools::IsUpper(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) + FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is an uppercase. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); +} diff --git a/Test/Char__IsVowel.cpp b/StringTools/test/Char__IsVowel.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/Char__IsVowel.cpp rename to StringTools/test/Char__IsVowel.cpp index 31e281d..4168de2 100644 --- a/Test/Char__IsVowel.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/Char__IsVowel.cpp @@ -1,19 +1,19 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests character vowel-ness by checking it against a map -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsVowel]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; - const std::string map = "0100100100001001100110000110001001101000001010010010100"; // 0 -> no vowel, 1 -> vowel - - // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand - if (in.length() != map.length()) - FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); - - // Exercise & Verify - for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) - if (CharTools::IsVowel(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) - FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is a vowel. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests character vowel-ness by checking it against a map +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MapTest", "[Char][IsVowel]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; + const std::string map = "0100100100001001100110000110001001101000001010010010100"; // 0 -> no vowel, 1 -> vowel + + // Verify that I didn't frick up compiling the map by hand + if (in.length() != map.length()) + FAIL("map.size() does not match in.size(). (" << in.length() << " : " << map.length() << ")"); + + // Exercise & Verify + for (std::size_t i = 0; i < in.size(); i++) + if (CharTools::IsVowel(in[i]) != (map[i] == '1')) + FAIL("'" << in[i] << "' differs from the map. Map says '" << map[i] << "', 1-> is a vowel. Check first if the map is wrong, before trying to debug."); +} diff --git a/Test/Char__MakeLower.cpp b/StringTools/test/Char__MakeLower.cpp similarity index 94% rename from Test/Char__MakeLower.cpp rename to StringTools/test/Char__MakeLower.cpp index 524992d..152b56f 100644 --- a/Test/Char__MakeLower.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/Char__MakeLower.cpp @@ -1,47 +1,47 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_NoSymbols", "[Char][MakeLower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "NEWALBUMCOWBOYTEARSOUTFEBRUARYIAMEXCITED"; - const std::string expected = "newalbumcowboytearsoutfebruaryiamexcited"; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (char& c : out) - c = CharTools::MakeLower(c); - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_Symbols", "[Char][MakeLower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "NEW ALBUM 'COWBOY TEARS' OUT FEBRUARY 18! I AM EXCITED!"; - const std::string expected = "new album 'cowboy tears' out february 18! i am excited!"; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (char& c : out) - c = CharTools::MakeLower(c); - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_Mixed_And_Symbols", "[Char][MakeLower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; - const std::string expected = "new album 'cowboy tears' out february 18! i am excited!"; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (char& c : out) - c = CharTools::MakeLower(c); - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_NoSymbols", "[Char][MakeLower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "NEWALBUMCOWBOYTEARSOUTFEBRUARYIAMEXCITED"; + const std::string expected = "newalbumcowboytearsoutfebruaryiamexcited"; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (char& c : out) + c = CharTools::MakeLower(c); + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_Symbols", "[Char][MakeLower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "NEW ALBUM 'COWBOY TEARS' OUT FEBRUARY 18! I AM EXCITED!"; + const std::string expected = "new album 'cowboy tears' out february 18! i am excited!"; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (char& c : out) + c = CharTools::MakeLower(c); + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_Mixed_And_Symbols", "[Char][MakeLower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; + const std::string expected = "new album 'cowboy tears' out february 18! i am excited!"; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (char& c : out) + c = CharTools::MakeLower(c); + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} diff --git a/Test/Char__MakeUpper.cpp b/StringTools/test/Char__MakeUpper.cpp similarity index 94% rename from Test/Char__MakeUpper.cpp rename to StringTools/test/Char__MakeUpper.cpp index 8a808d8..c4fe2db 100644 --- a/Test/Char__MakeUpper.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/Char__MakeUpper.cpp @@ -1,47 +1,47 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_NoSymbols", "[Char][MakeUpper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "newalbumcowboytearsoutfebruaryiamexcited"; - const std::string expected = "NEWALBUMCOWBOYTEARSOUTFEBRUARYIAMEXCITED"; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (char& c : out) - c = CharTools::MakeUpper(c); - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_Symbols", "[Char][MakeUpper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "new album 'Cowboy Tears' out february 18! i am excited!"; - const std::string expected = "NEW ALBUM 'COWBOY TEARS' OUT FEBRUARY 18! I AM EXCITED!"; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (char& c : out) - c = CharTools::MakeUpper(c); - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} - -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_Mixed_And_Symbols", "[Char][MakeUpper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; - const std::string expected = "NEW ALBUM 'COWBOY TEARS' OUT FEBRUARY 18! I AM EXCITED!"; - - // Exercise - std::string out = in; - for (char& c : out) - c = CharTools::MakeUpper(c); - - // Verify: - REQUIRE(out == expected); -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_NoSymbols", "[Char][MakeUpper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "newalbumcowboytearsoutfebruaryiamexcited"; + const std::string expected = "NEWALBUMCOWBOYTEARSOUTFEBRUARYIAMEXCITED"; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (char& c : out) + c = CharTools::MakeUpper(c); + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_Symbols", "[Char][MakeUpper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "new album 'Cowboy Tears' out february 18! i am excited!"; + const std::string expected = "NEW ALBUM 'COWBOY TEARS' OUT FEBRUARY 18! I AM EXCITED!"; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (char& c : out) + c = CharTools::MakeUpper(c); + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} + +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/LowerToUpper_Mixed_And_Symbols", "[Char][MakeUpper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "New album 'Cowboy Tears' out February 18! I am excited!"; + const std::string expected = "NEW ALBUM 'COWBOY TEARS' OUT FEBRUARY 18! I AM EXCITED!"; + + // Exercise + std::string out = in; + for (char& c : out) + c = CharTools::MakeUpper(c); + + // Verify: + REQUIRE(out == expected); +} diff --git a/Test/String__Lower.cpp b/StringTools/test/String__Lower.cpp similarity index 94% rename from Test/String__Lower.cpp rename to StringTools/test/String__Lower.cpp index c198394..a9e819b 100644 --- a/Test/String__Lower.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/String__Lower.cpp @@ -1,72 +1,72 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests that lowering an empty string returns an empty string -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][Lower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = ""; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == ""); - return; -} - -// Tests that lowering a string without any letters returns itself -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Symbols", "[Strings][Lower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "66! _-\n*"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "66! _-\n*"); - return; -} - -// Tests that lowering a string of lowercase letters returns itself -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/AlreadyLowered", "[Strings][Lower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "ughareyouserious"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "ughareyouserious"); - return; -} - -// Tests that lowering a string of uppercase letters returns the lowercase version -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Uppercase", "[Strings][Lower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "UGHAREYOUSERIOUS"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "ughareyouserious"); - return; -} - -// Tests that lowering a string of uppercase, lowercase letters and symbols returns the lowercase version -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Mixed", "[Strings][Lower]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Ugh, Are You Serious?! DON'T DO THAT!!!"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "ugh, are you serious?! don't do that!!!"); - return; -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests that lowering an empty string returns an empty string +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][Lower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = ""; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == ""); + return; +} + +// Tests that lowering a string without any letters returns itself +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Symbols", "[Strings][Lower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "66! _-\n*"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "66! _-\n*"); + return; +} + +// Tests that lowering a string of lowercase letters returns itself +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/AlreadyLowered", "[Strings][Lower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "ughareyouserious"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "ughareyouserious"); + return; +} + +// Tests that lowering a string of uppercase letters returns the lowercase version +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Uppercase", "[Strings][Lower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "UGHAREYOUSERIOUS"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "ughareyouserious"); + return; +} + +// Tests that lowering a string of uppercase, lowercase letters and symbols returns the lowercase version +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Mixed", "[Strings][Lower]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Ugh, Are You Serious?! DON'T DO THAT!!!"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Lower(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "ugh, are you serious?! don't do that!!!"); + return; +} diff --git a/Test/String__PadLeft.cpp b/StringTools/test/String__PadLeft.cpp similarity index 92% rename from Test/String__PadLeft.cpp rename to StringTools/test/String__PadLeft.cpp index e424e42..6297dce 100644 --- a/Test/String__PadLeft.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/String__PadLeft.cpp @@ -1,44 +1,44 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests that padding to a length shorter adds no padding -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/PadToShorterLength", "[Strings][PadLeft]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "hello"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::PadLeft(in, '0', 3); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "hello"); - return; -} - -// Tests that padding to a length equal adds no padding -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/PadToEqualLength", "[Strings][PadLeft]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "hello"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::PadLeft(in, '0', 5); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "hello"); - return; -} - -// Tests that adding padding works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Padding", "[Strings][PadLeft]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "hello"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::PadLeft(in, '0', 7); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "00hello"); - return; -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests that padding to a length shorter adds no padding +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/PadToShorterLength", "[Strings][PadLeft]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "hello"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::PadLeft(in, '0', 3); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "hello"); + return; +} + +// Tests that padding to a length equal adds no padding +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/PadToEqualLength", "[Strings][PadLeft]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "hello"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::PadLeft(in, '0', 5); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "hello"); + return; +} + +// Tests that adding padding works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Padding", "[Strings][PadLeft]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "hello"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::PadLeft(in, '0', 7); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "00hello"); + return; +} diff --git a/Test/String__PadRight.cpp b/StringTools/test/String__PadRight.cpp similarity index 92% rename from Test/String__PadRight.cpp rename to StringTools/test/String__PadRight.cpp index 6846454..60e3ab1 100644 --- a/Test/String__PadRight.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/String__PadRight.cpp @@ -1,44 +1,44 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests that padding to a length shorter adds no padding -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/PadToShorterLength", "[Strings][PadRight]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "hello"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::PadRight(in, '0', 3); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "hello"); - return; -} - -// Tests that padding to a length equal adds no padding -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/PadToEqualLength", "[Strings][PadRight]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "hello"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::PadRight(in, '0', 5); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "hello"); - return; -} - -// Tests that adding padding works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Padding", "[Strings][PadRight]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "hello"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::PadRight(in, '0', 7); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "hello00"); - return; -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests that padding to a length shorter adds no padding +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/PadToShorterLength", "[Strings][PadRight]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "hello"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::PadRight(in, '0', 3); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "hello"); + return; +} + +// Tests that padding to a length equal adds no padding +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/PadToEqualLength", "[Strings][PadRight]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "hello"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::PadRight(in, '0', 5); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "hello"); + return; +} + +// Tests that adding padding works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Padding", "[Strings][PadRight]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "hello"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::PadRight(in, '0', 7); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "hello00"); + return; +} diff --git a/Test/String__Replace_Char.cpp b/StringTools/test/String__Replace_Char.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/String__Replace_Char.cpp rename to StringTools/test/String__Replace_Char.cpp index b935cc2..c62e59e 100644 --- a/Test/String__Replace_Char.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/String__Replace_Char.cpp @@ -1,156 +1,156 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests that replacing something in an empty string returns an empty string -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = ""; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', "Subst"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == ""); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing a char to an empty string works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToEmpty", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "i"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'i', ""); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == ""); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing to a single char works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToSingleChar", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "a"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', "i"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "i"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing to a single char works, passing a char -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToSingleChar_AsChar", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Oilbanger"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', 'i'); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing the find to something longer works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToLonger", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Littled"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'd', "binger"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "Littlebinger"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing a char to an empty string works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToEmpty", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "dirty dogs dig dirt daringly"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'd', ""); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "irty ogs ig irt aringly"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing to a single char works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToSingleChar", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Oilbanger, Bangerfanger, Lattle brattle oaly skattle."; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', "i"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger, Bingerfinger, Little brittle oily skittle."); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing to a single char works, passing a char -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToSingleChar_AsChar", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Oilbanger, Bangerfanger, Lattle brattle oaly skattle."; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', 'i'); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger, Bingerfinger, Little brittle oily skittle."); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing the find to something longer works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToLonger", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "d d d d d d d d"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'd', "bla"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla"); - return; -} - -// Tests that the replacer ignores chars put in by the replacer -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/ReplacerIgnoresReplaced", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "b b b b b b b b"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'b', "bla"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing succesive findings works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Replace_Successive", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "bbbbbbbb"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'b', "bla"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "blablablablablablablabla"); - return; -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests that replacing something in an empty string returns an empty string +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = ""; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', "Subst"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == ""); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing a char to an empty string works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToEmpty", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "i"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'i', ""); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == ""); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing to a single char works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToSingleChar", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "a"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', "i"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "i"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing to a single char works, passing a char +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToSingleChar_AsChar", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Oilbanger"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', 'i'); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing the find to something longer works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToLonger", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Littled"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'd', "binger"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "Littlebinger"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing a char to an empty string works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToEmpty", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "dirty dogs dig dirt daringly"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'd', ""); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "irty ogs ig irt aringly"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing to a single char works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToSingleChar", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Oilbanger, Bangerfanger, Lattle brattle oaly skattle."; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', "i"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger, Bingerfinger, Little brittle oily skittle."); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing to a single char works, passing a char +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToSingleChar_AsChar", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Oilbanger, Bangerfanger, Lattle brattle oaly skattle."; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'a', 'i'); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger, Bingerfinger, Little brittle oily skittle."); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing the find to something longer works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToLonger", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "d d d d d d d d"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'd', "bla"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla"); + return; +} + +// Tests that the replacer ignores chars put in by the replacer +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/ReplacerIgnoresReplaced", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "b b b b b b b b"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'b', "bla"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "bla bla bla bla bla bla bla bla"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing succesive findings works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Replace_Successive", "[Strings][ReplaceChar]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "bbbbbbbb"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, 'b', "bla"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "blablablablablablablabla"); + return; +} diff --git a/Test/String__Replace_String.cpp b/StringTools/test/String__Replace_String.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/String__Replace_String.cpp rename to StringTools/test/String__Replace_String.cpp index 7547fcd..7b5c038 100644 --- a/Test/String__Replace_String.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/String__Replace_String.cpp @@ -1,170 +1,170 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests that replacing something in an empty string returns an empty string -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = ""; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "burger", "Subst"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == ""); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing a string to an empty string works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToEmpty", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Squarepants"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "Squarepants", ""); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == ""); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing to a single char works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToSingleChar", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Squarepants"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "Squarepants", "i"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "i"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing to a single char works, passing a char -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToSingleChar_AsChar", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Oilbanger"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "Oilbanger", 'i'); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "i"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing the find to something longer works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToLonger", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "LittleDong"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "Dong", "Binger"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "LittleBinger"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing a string to an empty string works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToEmpty", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "The fucking dogs are fucking eating the fucking chicken."; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "fucking ", ""); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "The dogs are eating the chicken."); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing to a single char works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToSingleChar", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Oilbsmearynger, Bsmearyngerfsmearynger, Lsmearyttle brsmearyttle osmearyly sksmearyttle."; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "smeary", "i"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger, Bingerfinger, Little brittle oily skittle."); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing to a single char works, passing a char -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToSingleChar_AsChar", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Oilbsmearynger, Bsmearyngerfsmearynger, Lsmearyttle brsmearyttle osmearyly sksmearyttle."; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "smeary", 'i'); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger, Bingerfinger, Little brittle oily skittle."); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing the find to something longer works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToLonger", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "honk honk honk honk honk honk honk honk"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "honk", "hallery"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "hallery hallery hallery hallery hallery hallery hallery hallery"); - return; -} - -// Tests that the replacer ignores chars put in by the replacer -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/ReplacerIgnoresReplaced", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "honk honk honk honk honk honk honk honk"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "honk", "honka"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "honka honka honka honka honka honka honka honka"); - return; -} - -// Tests that replacing successive findings works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Replace_Successive", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "honkhonkhonkhonkhonkhonkhonkhonk"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "honk", "hallery"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "halleryhalleryhalleryhalleryhalleryhalleryhalleryhallery"); - return; -} - -// Tests that if find.length() == 0, it returns just the input -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Find_Length0_Returns_Input", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Littled"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "", "binger"); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "Littled"); - return; -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests that replacing something in an empty string returns an empty string +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = ""; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "burger", "Subst"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == ""); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing a string to an empty string works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToEmpty", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Squarepants"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "Squarepants", ""); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == ""); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing to a single char works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToSingleChar", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Squarepants"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "Squarepants", "i"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "i"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing to a single char works, passing a char +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToSingleChar_AsChar", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Oilbanger"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "Oilbanger", 'i'); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "i"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing the find to something longer works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Single_ReplaceToLonger", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "LittleDong"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "Dong", "Binger"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "LittleBinger"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing a string to an empty string works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToEmpty", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "The fucking dogs are fucking eating the fucking chicken."; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "fucking ", ""); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "The dogs are eating the chicken."); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing to a single char works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToSingleChar", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Oilbsmearynger, Bsmearyngerfsmearynger, Lsmearyttle brsmearyttle osmearyly sksmearyttle."; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "smeary", "i"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger, Bingerfinger, Little brittle oily skittle."); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing to a single char works, passing a char +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToSingleChar_AsChar", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Oilbsmearynger, Bsmearyngerfsmearynger, Lsmearyttle brsmearyttle osmearyly sksmearyttle."; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "smeary", 'i'); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "Oilbinger, Bingerfinger, Little brittle oily skittle."); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing the find to something longer works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Multiple_ReplaceToLonger", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "honk honk honk honk honk honk honk honk"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "honk", "hallery"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "hallery hallery hallery hallery hallery hallery hallery hallery"); + return; +} + +// Tests that the replacer ignores chars put in by the replacer +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/ReplacerIgnoresReplaced", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "honk honk honk honk honk honk honk honk"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "honk", "honka"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "honka honka honka honka honka honka honka honka"); + return; +} + +// Tests that replacing successive findings works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Replace_Successive", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "honkhonkhonkhonkhonkhonkhonkhonk"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "honk", "hallery"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "halleryhalleryhalleryhalleryhalleryhalleryhalleryhallery"); + return; +} + +// Tests that if find.length() == 0, it returns just the input +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Find_Length0_Returns_Input", "[Strings][ReplaceString]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Littled"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Replace(in, "", "binger"); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "Littled"); + return; +} diff --git a/Test/String__Split.cpp b/StringTools/test/String__Split.cpp similarity index 95% rename from Test/String__Split.cpp rename to StringTools/test/String__Split.cpp index 9da8e94..ed1bc82 100644 --- a/Test/String__Split.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/String__Split.cpp @@ -1,156 +1,156 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests that splitting an empty string always returns {""} -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][Split]") -{ - SECTION("Empty seperator") { - // Setup - const std::string in = ""; - const std::string sep = ""; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out.size() == 1); - REQUIRE(out[0] == ""); - } - - SECTION("Nonempty seperator") { - // Setup - const std::string in = ""; - const std::string sep = ","; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out.size() == 1); - REQUIRE(out[0] == ""); - } - - - return; -} - -// Tests that splitting a string with an empty seperator returns all the chars -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptySeperator", "[Strings][Split]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "hello world"; - const std::string sep = ""; - const std::vector expected = { "h", "e", "l", "l", "o", " ", "w", "o", "r", "l", "d" }; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == expected); - - return; -} - -// Tests that splitting a string with a single-char seperator works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/SingleCharSeperator", "[Strings][Split]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9"; - const std::string sep = ","; - const std::vector expected = { "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9" }; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == expected); - - return; -} - -// Tests that having seperators next to each other gets empty strings -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/SingleCharSeperatorsNextToEachOther", "[Strings][Split]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "0,1,,3"; - const std::string sep = ","; - const std::vector expected = { "0", "1", "", "3" }; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == expected); - - return; -} - -// Tests that having seperators at index 0 and -1 returns empty strings -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/SingleCharSeperatorsAtExtremePoints", "[Strings][Split]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = ",0,1,2,"; - const std::string sep = ","; - const std::vector expected = { "", "0", "1", "2", "" }; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == expected); - - return; -} - - -// Tests that splitting a string with a multi-char seperator works -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MultiCharSeperator", "[Strings][Split]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "0;;1;;2;;3;;4;;5;;6;;7;;8;;9"; - const std::string sep = ";;"; - const std::vector expected = { "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9" }; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == expected); - - return; -} - -// Tests that having seperators next to each other gets empty strings -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MultiCharSeperatorsNextToEachOther", "[Strings][Split]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "0;;1;;;;3"; - const std::string sep = ";;"; - const std::vector expected = { "0", "1", "", "3" }; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == expected); - - return; -} - -// Tests that having seperators at index 0 and -1 returns empty strings -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MultiCharSeperatorsAtExtremePoints", "[Strings][Split]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = ";;0;;1;;2;;"; - const std::string sep = ";;"; - const std::vector expected = { "", "0", "1", "2", "" }; - - // Exercise - const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == expected); - - return; -} - +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests that splitting an empty string always returns {""} +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][Split]") +{ + SECTION("Empty seperator") { + // Setup + const std::string in = ""; + const std::string sep = ""; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out.size() == 1); + REQUIRE(out[0] == ""); + } + + SECTION("Nonempty seperator") { + // Setup + const std::string in = ""; + const std::string sep = ","; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out.size() == 1); + REQUIRE(out[0] == ""); + } + + + return; +} + +// Tests that splitting a string with an empty seperator returns all the chars +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptySeperator", "[Strings][Split]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "hello world"; + const std::string sep = ""; + const std::vector expected = { "h", "e", "l", "l", "o", " ", "w", "o", "r", "l", "d" }; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == expected); + + return; +} + +// Tests that splitting a string with a single-char seperator works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/SingleCharSeperator", "[Strings][Split]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9"; + const std::string sep = ","; + const std::vector expected = { "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9" }; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == expected); + + return; +} + +// Tests that having seperators next to each other gets empty strings +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/SingleCharSeperatorsNextToEachOther", "[Strings][Split]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "0,1,,3"; + const std::string sep = ","; + const std::vector expected = { "0", "1", "", "3" }; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == expected); + + return; +} + +// Tests that having seperators at index 0 and -1 returns empty strings +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/SingleCharSeperatorsAtExtremePoints", "[Strings][Split]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = ",0,1,2,"; + const std::string sep = ","; + const std::vector expected = { "", "0", "1", "2", "" }; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == expected); + + return; +} + + +// Tests that splitting a string with a multi-char seperator works +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MultiCharSeperator", "[Strings][Split]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "0;;1;;2;;3;;4;;5;;6;;7;;8;;9"; + const std::string sep = ";;"; + const std::vector expected = { "0", "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9" }; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == expected); + + return; +} + +// Tests that having seperators next to each other gets empty strings +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MultiCharSeperatorsNextToEachOther", "[Strings][Split]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "0;;1;;;;3"; + const std::string sep = ";;"; + const std::vector expected = { "0", "1", "", "3" }; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == expected); + + return; +} + +// Tests that having seperators at index 0 and -1 returns empty strings +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/MultiCharSeperatorsAtExtremePoints", "[Strings][Split]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = ";;0;;1;;2;;"; + const std::string sep = ";;"; + const std::vector expected = { "", "0", "1", "2", "" }; + + // Exercise + const std::vector out = StringTools::Split(in, sep); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == expected); + + return; +} + diff --git a/Test/String__Upper.cpp b/StringTools/test/String__Upper.cpp similarity index 94% rename from Test/String__Upper.cpp rename to StringTools/test/String__Upper.cpp index 37fe7b7..3cadceb 100644 --- a/Test/String__Upper.cpp +++ b/StringTools/test/String__Upper.cpp @@ -1,72 +1,72 @@ -#include -#include "Catch2.h" - -// Tests that uppering an empty string returns an empty string -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][Upper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = ""; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == ""); - return; -} - -// Tests that uppering a string without any letters returns itself -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Symbols", "[Strings][Upper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "66! _-\n*"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "66! _-\n*"); - return; -} - -// Tests that uppering a string of uppercase letters returns itself -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/AlreadyUppered", "[Strings][Upper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "UGHAREYOUSERIOUS"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "UGHAREYOUSERIOUS"); - return; -} - -// Tests that uppering a string of lowercase letters returns the uppercase version -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Lowercase", "[Strings][Upper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "ughareyouserious"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "UGHAREYOUSERIOUS"); - return; -} - -// Tests that uppering a string of uppercase, lowercase letters and symbols returns the uppercase version -TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Mixed", "[Strings][Upper]") -{ - // Setup - const std::string in = "Ugh, Are You Serious?! DON'T do that!!!"; - - // Exercise - const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); - - // Verify - REQUIRE(out == "UGH, ARE YOU SERIOUS?! DON'T DO THAT!!!"); - return; -} +#include +#include "Catch2.h" + +// Tests that uppering an empty string returns an empty string +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/EmptyString", "[Strings][Upper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = ""; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == ""); + return; +} + +// Tests that uppering a string without any letters returns itself +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Symbols", "[Strings][Upper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "66! _-\n*"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "66! _-\n*"); + return; +} + +// Tests that uppering a string of uppercase letters returns itself +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/AlreadyUppered", "[Strings][Upper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "UGHAREYOUSERIOUS"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "UGHAREYOUSERIOUS"); + return; +} + +// Tests that uppering a string of lowercase letters returns the uppercase version +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Lowercase", "[Strings][Upper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "ughareyouserious"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "UGHAREYOUSERIOUS"); + return; +} + +// Tests that uppering a string of uppercase, lowercase letters and symbols returns the uppercase version +TEST_CASE(__FILE__"/Mixed", "[Strings][Upper]") +{ + // Setup + const std::string in = "Ugh, Are You Serious?! DON'T do that!!!"; + + // Exercise + const std::string out = StringTools::Upper(in); + + // Verify + REQUIRE(out == "UGH, ARE YOU SERIOUS?! DON'T DO THAT!!!"); + return; +} diff --git a/Test/main.cpp b/StringTools/test/main.cpp similarity index 100% rename from Test/main.cpp rename to StringTools/test/main.cpp diff --git a/Test/.String__Split.cpp.swp b/Test/.String__Split.cpp.swp deleted file mode 100644 index 776cfc7..0000000 Binary files a/Test/.String__Split.cpp.swp and /dev/null differ diff --git a/Test/CMakeLists.txt b/Test/CMakeLists.txt deleted file mode 100644 index dca5870..0000000 --- a/Test/CMakeLists.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.16) -project(Test) - -set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17) - -include_directories(../Src) -link_directories(../Src/cmake-build-debug) - -add_executable(Test - Catch2.h - main.cpp - - # StringTools-Tests - String__Lower.cpp - String__Upper.cpp - String__Replace_Char.cpp - String__Replace_String.cpp - String__Split.cpp - String__PadLeft.cpp - - # CharTools-Tests - Char__IsVowel.cpp - Char__IsLetter.cpp - Char__IsDigit.cpp - Char__IsUpper.cpp - Char__IsLower.cpp - Char__MakeUpper.cpp - Char__MakeLower.cpp - Char__CopySign.cpp -) - -target_link_libraries(Test StringTools) diff --git a/readme.md b/readme.md index dfbc11a..3beffd7 100644 --- a/readme.md +++ b/readme.md @@ -6,30 +6,679 @@ Users couldn't build them without being able to pull this repo as a submodule. # LICENSE ``` -BSD 2-Clause License + GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE + Version 3, 29 June 2007 -Copyright (c) 2022, Leon Etienne -All rights reserved. + Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. + Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies + of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. -Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without -modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met: + Preamble -1. 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