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Examples/test-suite/python/li_std_set_runme.py

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William S Fulton

Fix off the end iterator test issue in Python li_std_set testcase

10 окт 2025, 10:45

10 окт 2025, 10:451bb7b94

from li_std_set import *

s = set_string()

s.append("a")
s.append("b")
s.append("c")

sum = ""
for i in s:
    sum = sum + i

if sum != "abc":
    raise RuntimeError

i = s.__iter__()
if next(i) != "a":
    raise RuntimeError
if next(i) != "b":
    raise RuntimeError
if next(i) != "c":
    raise RuntimeError
try:
    next(i)
    raise RuntimeError
except StopIteration as e:
    pass


b = s.begin()
e = s.end()
sum = ""
while (b != e):
    sum = sum + next(b)
if sum != "abc":
    raise RuntimeError

b = s.rbegin()
e = s.rend()
sum = ""
while (b != e):
    sum = sum + next(b)

if sum != "cba":
    raise RuntimeError


si = set_int()

si.append(1)
si.append(2)
si.append(3)
i = si.__iter__()

if next(i) != 1:
    raise RuntimeError
if next(i) != 2:
    raise RuntimeError
if next(i) != 3:
    raise RuntimeError

if si[0] != 1:
    raise RuntimeError

i = s.begin()
next(i)
s.erase(i)

b = s.begin()
e = s.end()
sum = ""
while (b != e):
    sum = sum + next(b)
if sum != "ac":
    raise RuntimeError


b = s.begin()
e = s.end()
if e - b != 2:
    raise RuntimeError

m = b + 1
if m.value() != "c":
    raise RuntimeError


s = pyset()
s.insert((1, 2))
s.insert(1)
s.insert("hello")


sum = ()
for i in s:
    sum = sum + (i,)

if (len(sum) != 3 or (not 1 in sum) or (not "hello" in sum) or (not (1, 2) in sum)):
    raise RuntimeError

# Create from Python set
s = set_string({"x", "y", "z"})
sum = ""
for i in s:
    sum = sum + i

if sum != "xyz":
    raise RuntimeError

# Compare open and closed iterators
b = s.iterator() # closed iterator
b += 3
try:
    b.value()
    raise RuntimeError
except StopIteration as e:
    pass

b = s.iterator() # closed iterator
try:
    b += 4
    raise RuntimeError
except StopIteration as e:
    pass

b = s.begin() # open iterator
b += 3
# b.value() # undefined behaviour

b = s.begin() # open iterator
# b += 4 # no StopIteration, but can't test this as the iterator is now two off the end, which is undefined behaviour