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Update to parser tests

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VorTechnix 2024-09-11 16:52:37 -07:00
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.tests/parse/axes/axes_keyword.test.lua
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@ -11,64 +11,68 @@ describe("parse_keyword", function()
-- Basic tests
it("should work on single axes", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("x")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "axis")
assert.are.same(axis, {"x"})
assert.are.equals(sign, 1)
assert.are.equals("axis", ktype)
assert.are.same({"x"}, axis)
assert.are.equals(1, sign)
end)
it("should work with axis clumping", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("zx")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "axis")
assert.are.same(axis, {"x", "z"})
assert.are.equals(sign, 1)
assert.are.equals("axis", ktype)
assert.are.same({"x", "z"}, axis)
assert.are.equals(1, sign)
end)
it("should work with h and v", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("hv")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "axis")
assert.are.same(axis, {"h", "v"})
assert.are.equals(sign, 1)
assert.are.equals("axis", ktype)
assert.are.same(
{"x", "y", "z", rev={"x", "y", "z"}},
axis)
assert.are.equals(1, sign)
end)
it("should work with h and v in clumping", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("hyxz")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "axis")
assert.are.same(axis, {"h", "y"})
assert.are.equals(sign, 1)
assert.are.equals("axis", ktype)
assert.are.same(
{"x", "y", "z", rev={"x", "z"}},
axis)
assert.are.equals(1, sign)
end)
it("should work with negatives", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("-xv")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "axis")
assert.are.same(axis, {"v", "x"})
assert.are.equals(sign, -1)
assert.are.equals("axis", ktype)
assert.are.same({"x", "y", rev={"y"}}, axis)
assert.are.equals(-1, sign)
end)
it("should work with dirs", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("left")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "dir")
assert.are.equals(axis, "left")
assert.are.equals(sign, 1)
assert.are.equals("dir", ktype)
assert.are.equals("left", axis)
assert.are.equals(1, sign)
end)
it("should work with negative dirs", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("-right")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "dir")
assert.are.equals(axis, "right")
assert.are.equals(sign, -1)
assert.are.equals("dir", ktype)
assert.are.equals("right", axis)
assert.are.equals(-1, sign)
end)
it("should work with mirroring", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("m")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "rev")
assert.are.equals(axis, "mirroring")
assert.are.equals(sign, nil)
assert.are.equals("rev", ktype)
assert.are.equals("mirroring", axis)
assert.are.equals(nil, sign)
end)
-- Error tests
it("should return error for bad axis", function()
local ktype, axis, sign = parse_keyword("-axv")
assert.are.equals(ktype, "err")
assert.are.equals("err", ktype)
end)
end)

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.tests/parse/axes/axes_parser.test.lua
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@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ describe("parse_axes", function()
"10",
}, facing_dirs.x_pos)
assert.is.truthy(minv)
assert.are.same(Vector3.new(-3, 0, -3), minv)
assert.are.same(Vector3.new(-13, -10, -13), minv)
assert.are.same(Vector3.new(10, 10, 10), maxv)
end)