test-iter.cc

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Author : Behdad Esfahbod
Date : 2019-04-02 18:41:33
Hash : 42ab32cb
Message : [iter] Remove passing pointer to hb_iter() While doable with hb_deref_pointer() as well, we also would then need to do it in a ton of places. Not worth it / messy.
src/test-iter.cc
/*
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 *  This is part of HarfBuzz, a text shaping library.
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 * Google Author(s): Behdad Esfahbod
 */

#include "hb.hh"
#include "hb-iter.hh"

#include "hb-array.hh"
#include "hb-set.hh"
#include "hb-ot-layout-common.hh"


template <typename T>
struct array_iter_t : hb_iter_with_fallback_t<array_iter_t<T>, T&>
{
  array_iter_t (hb_array_t<T> arr_) : arr (arr_) {}

  typedef T& __item_t__;
  static constexpr bool is_random_access_iterator = true;
  T& __item_at__ (unsigned i) const { return arr[i]; }
  void __forward__ (unsigned n) { arr += n; }
  void __rewind__ (unsigned n) { arr -= n; }
  unsigned __len__ () const { return arr.length; }

  private:
  hb_array_t<T> arr;
};

template <typename T>
struct some_array_t
{
  some_array_t (hb_array_t<T> arr_) : arr (arr_) {}

  typedef array_iter_t<T> iter_t;
  array_iter_t<T> iter () { return array_iter_t<T> (arr); }
  operator array_iter_t<T> () { return iter (); }
  operator hb_iter_t<array_iter_t<T> > () { return iter (); }

  private:
  hb_array_t<T> arr;
};


template <typename Iter,
	  hb_enable_if (hb_is_iterator (Iter))>
static void
test_iterator (Iter it)
{
  Iter default_constructed;

  assert (!default_constructed);

  /* Iterate over a copy of it. */
  for (auto c = it.iter (); c; c++)
    *c;

  /* Same. */
  for (auto c = +it; c; c++)
    *c;

  it += it.len ();
  it = it + 10;
  it = 10 + it;

  assert (*it == it[0]);

  static_assert (true || it.is_random_access_iterator, "");
  static_assert (true || it.is_sorted_iterator, "");
}

template <typename Iterable,
	 hb_enable_if (hb_is_iterable (Iterable))>
static void
test_iterable (const Iterable &lst = Null(Iterable))
{
  // Test that can take iterator from.
  test_iterator (lst.iter ());
}

int
main (int argc, char **argv)
{
  const int src[10] = {};
  int dst[20];
  hb_vector_t<int> v;

  array_iter_t<const int> s (src); /* Implicit conversion from static array. */
  array_iter_t<const int> s2 (v); /* Implicit conversion from vector. */
  array_iter_t<int> t (dst);

  static_assert (hb_is_random_access_iterator (array_iter_t<int>), "");

  some_array_t<const int> a (src);

  s2 = s;

  hb_iter (src);
  hb_iter (src, 2);

  hb_fill (t, 42);
  hb_copy (s, t);
  hb_copy (a.iter (), t);

  test_iterable (v);
  hb_set_t st;
  test_iterable (st);
  hb_sorted_array_t<int> sa;
  test_iterable (sa);

  test_iterable<hb_array_t<int> > ();
  test_iterable<hb_sorted_array_t<const int> > ();
  test_iterable<hb_vector_t<float> > ();
  test_iterable<hb_set_t> ();
  test_iterable<OT::Coverage> ();

  test_iterator (hb_zip (st, v));

  hb_any (st);

  hb_array_t<hb_vector_t<int> > pa;
  pa->as_array ();

  + hb_iter (src)
  | hb_map (hb_identity)
  | hb_filter ()
  | hb_filter (hb_bool)
  | hb_filter (hb_bool, hb_identity)
  | hb_sink (st)
  ;

  + hb_iter (src)
  | hb_apply (&st)
  ;

  + hb_iter (src)
  | hb_map ([&] (int i) -> int { return 1; })
  | hb_reduce ([&] (int acc, int value) -> int { return acc; }, 2)
  ;

  unsigned int temp1 = 10;
  unsigned int temp2 = 0;
  hb_map_t *result =
  + hb_iter (src)
  | hb_map ([&] (int i) -> hb_set_t *
	    {
	      hb_set_t *set = hb_set_create ();
	      for (unsigned int i = 0; i < temp1; ++i)
	        hb_set_add (set, i);
	      temp1++;
	      return set;
	    })
  | hb_reduce ([&] (hb_map_t *acc, hb_set_t *value) -> hb_map_t *
	       {
		 hb_map_set (acc, temp2++, hb_set_get_population (value));
		 /* This is not a memory managed language, take care! */
		 hb_set_destroy (value);
		 return acc;
	       }, hb_map_create ())
  ;
  /* The result should be something like 0->10, 1->11, ..., 9->19 */
  assert (hb_map_get (result, 9) == 19);
  
  unsigned int temp3 = 0;
  + hb_iter(src)
  | hb_map([&] (int i) -> int { return ++temp3; })
  | hb_reduce([&] (float acc, int value) -> float { return acc + value; }, 0)
  ;
  hb_map_destroy (result);

  + hb_iter (src)
  | hb_drain
  ;

  t << 1;
  long vl;
  s >> vl;

  return 0;
}
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