polserver/testsuite/escript/string/string18.src
Kevin Eady 3ccf701ce9
Format testsuite scripts, pol-core support modules (#713)
* Format escript testsuite

* Manual formatting for escript testsuite
- Add format-off to places where formatter does what it should, but we don't like the results
- Manually change places where formatter outputs weird things _without_ format-off, so next format-all would show changes if not fixed

* Update .err files; add update_err.py helper script

Use the format `:line:col: message` for all .err file checks. This
allows us to change the file names without needing to edit the .err
contents.

Note that `in/inc0{1,2}.err` need have error messages between POSIX and
Windows, so their messages are a bit more "generic" than the other errs.

* Format pol testsuite

* Manual formatting for pol testsuite

* Format pol-core modules

* Manual formatting for pol-core modules

* Additional format pol-core modules

Use FormatterLineWidth=10000 since module functions must be on one line
because of the parse_modules target

* Address Discord comments

- Support multi-line module function declarations in parse_modules

* Format on df07831
2024-10-04 10:29:55 +02:00

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print( "testing length" );
foreach str in { "", "1234", "1" }
print( "testing '" + str + "' length: " + len( str ) );
if ( len( str ) != str.length() )
print( "failed size " + len( str ) + "!=" + str.length() );
endif
endforeach
print( "\ntesting join" );
var str := ",";
var arr := { 1, "2", 3.1, 4, 5 };
arr[10] := "test";
var res := str.join( arr );
print( str );
print( res );
print( "\none " + "test".join( { 1 } ) );
print( "\nemptytest '" + "empty".join( {} ) + "'" );
print( "\ntesting upper" );
str := "asbcxysd";
var orig := str;
var up := str.upper();
print( up );
print( "\ntesting lower" );
print( up.lower() );
if ( up != orig )
print( "compare failed" );
endif
print( "\ntesting find" );
str := "1234567";
print( str.find( "2", 1 ) );
print( str.find( "2", 3 ) );
print( str.find( "7" ) );
print( str.find( "1" ) );
print( str.find( "1", 1 ) );