Beispiel #1
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def test_wrong_class_statement():
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('constructor Foo(object):\n' '    pass')
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('import collections\n'
                      'constructor Foo(collections.defaultdict):\n'
                      '    pass')
Beispiel #2
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def test_dump_python():
    scenic.syntax.translator.dumpTranslatedPython = True
    compileScenic('ego = Object')
    scenic.syntax.translator.dumpTranslatedPython = False
    scenic.syntax.translator.dumpFinalAST = True
    compileScenic('ego = Object')
    scenic.syntax.translator.dumpFinalAST = False
Beispiel #3
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def test_veneer_activation():
    checkVeneerIsInactive()
    compileScenic('ego = Object')
    checkVeneerIsInactive()
    with pytest.raises(Exception):
        compileScenic('raise Exception')
    checkVeneerIsInactive()
Beispiel #4
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def test_illegal_binary_operators(op):
    # Basic usage
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic(f'x = 3 {op} 2')
    # Augmented assignments
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic(f'x {op}= 4')
Beispiel #5
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def test_bug_template_sanity(template, tmpdir):
    """Check that the program templates above have the correct form."""
    line, program = template
    program = program.format(bug='')
    # Check that they compile when not injecting a bug
    print(f'TRYING PROGRAM:\n{program}')
    compileScenic(program)
Beispiel #6
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def test_noninterference():
    scenario = compileScenic('ego = Object')
    assert len(scenario.objects) == 1
    ego1 = scenario.egoObject
    for i in range(5):
        scene, iterations = scenario.generate(maxIterations=1)
    scenario = compileScenic('ego = Object')
    assert len(scenario.objects) == 1
    ego2 = scenario.egoObject
    assert ego1 is not ego2
Beispiel #7
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def test_noninterference(runLocally):
    code = ("import scenic.simulators.webots.road.world as world\n"
            "world.worldPath = 'richmond.wbt'\n"
            "from scenic.simulators.webots.road.road_model import *\n"
            "ego = Pedestrian")
    with runLocally():
        scenario = compileScenic(code)
        assert len(scenario.objects) == 1
        roads1 = scenario.workspace.roads
        scenario = compileScenic(code)
        assert len(scenario.objects) == 1
        roads2 = scenario.workspace.roads
        assert len(roads1) == len(roads2)
Beispiel #8
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def test_wrong_class_statement():
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic(
            'class Foo(Point):\n'
            '    pass'
        )
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic(
            'constructor Foo:\n'
            '    pass\n'
            'class Bar(Foo):\n'
            '    pass'
        )
Beispiel #9
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def test_polygonal_empty_intersection():
    scenario = compileScenic(
        'r1 = PolygonalRegion([0@0, 10@0, 10@10, 0@10])\n'
        'ego = Object at -10@0, facing (-90, 0) deg, with viewAngle 60 deg\n'
        'Object in visible r1, with requireVisible False')
    for i in range(30):
        scenario.generate(maxIterations=1000)
Beispiel #10
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def test_unmatched_parentheses():
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('(')
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('x = (3 + 4')
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic(')')
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('x = (4 - 2))')
Beispiel #11
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def test_python_class():
    scenario = compileScenic('class Foo(object):\n'
                             '    def __init__(self, x):\n'
                             '         self.x = x\n'
                             'ego = Object with width Foo(4).x')
    scene, iterations = scenario.generate(maxIterations=1)
    ego = scene.egoObject
    assert ego.width == 4
Beispiel #12
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def test_inherit_requirements(runLocally):
    with runLocally():
        scenario = compileScenic('import helper3\n' 'ego = Object')
        assert len(scenario.requirements) == 1
        for i in range(50):
            scene, iterations = scenario.generate(maxIterations=100)
            assert len(scene.objects) == 2
            constrainedObj = scene.objects[1]
            assert constrainedObj.position.x > 0
Beispiel #13
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def test_ego_second():
    scenario = compileScenic('Object\n' 'ego = Object at 0 @ -5')
    assert len(scenario.objects) == 2
    obj = scenario.objects[0]
    assert obj is scenario.egoObject
    scene, iterations = scenario.generate(maxIterations=1)
    assert len(scene.objects) == 2
    obj = scene.objects[0]
    assert obj is scene.egoObject
Beispiel #14
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def test_property_simple():
    scenario = compileScenic('class Foo:\n'
                             '    position: 3 @ 9\n'
                             '    flubber: -12\n'
                             'ego = Foo')
    scene, iterations = scenario.generate(maxIterations=1)
    ego = scene.egoObject
    assert type(ego).__name__ == 'Foo'
    assert tuple(ego.position) == (3, 9)
    assert ego.flubber == -12
Beispiel #15
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def test_property_inheritance():
    scenario = compileScenic('class Foo:\n'
                             '    flubber: -12\n'
                             'class Bar(Foo):\n'
                             '    flubber: 7\n'
                             'ego = Bar')
    scene, iterations = scenario.generate(maxIterations=1)
    ego = scene.egoObject
    assert type(ego).__name__ == 'Bar'
    assert ego.flubber == 7
Beispiel #16
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def test_malformed_soft_requirement():
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('require[x] 3 == 3')
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('require[1+x] 3 == 3')
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('require[] 3 == 3')
Beispiel #17
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def test_minimal():
    scenario = compileScenic('ego = Object')
    assert len(scenario.objects) == 1
    obj = scenario.objects[0]
    assert type(obj) is Object
    assert obj is scenario.egoObject
    assert len(scenario.params) == 0
    assert len(scenario.requirements) == 0
    scene, iterations = scenario.generate(maxIterations=1)
    assert len(scene.objects) == 1
    obj = scene.objects[0]
    assert type(obj) is Object
    assert obj is scene.egoObject
    assert len(scene.params) == 0
Beispiel #18
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def test_illegal_operators():
    # Unary operators
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('x = ~2')
    # Binary operators
    binops = ('<<', '>>', '|', '&', '^', '//')
    for op in binops:
        try:
            compileScenic(f'x = 3 {op} 2')
            pytest.fail(f'Illegal operator {op} did not raise ParseError')
        except TokenParseError:
            pass
    # Augmented assignments
    for op in binops:
        try:
            compileScenic(f'x {op}= 4')
            pytest.fail(
                f'Illegal augmented assigment {op}= did not raise ParseError')
        except TokenParseError:
            pass
Beispiel #19
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def test_malformed_range():
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic('x = (4,)')
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic('x = (4, 5, 6)')
Beispiel #20
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def test_malformed_constructor():
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('constructor Foo\n' '    pass')
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('constructor Foo(Bar:\n' '    pass')
Beispiel #21
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def test_constructor_undefined_superclass():
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('constructor Foo(Bar):\n' '    pass')
Beispiel #22
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def test_constructor_python_superclass():
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('constructor Foo(object):\n' '    pass')
Beispiel #23
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def test_illegal_constructor_superclass():
    for name in badNames:
        with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
            compileScenic(f'constructor Foo({name}):\n' '    pass')
Beispiel #24
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def test_illegal_constructor_name():
    for name in badNames:
        with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
            compileScenic(f'constructor {name}:\n' '    pass')
Beispiel #25
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def test_bug_template_sanity(tmpdir):
    """Check that the program templates above have the correct form."""
    # Check that they compile when not injecting a bug
    for program, line in programsWithBug(''):
        print(f'TRYING PROGRAM:\n{program}')
        compileScenic(program)
Beispiel #26
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def test_multiple_requirements():
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic('require True, True')
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic('require True, True, True')
Beispiel #27
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def test_extra_infix_package():
    """Packaged (3+-ary) infix operator with too many arguments."""
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic('x = 4 at 12 by 17')
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic('x = 4 offset along 12 by 17 by 19')
Beispiel #28
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def test_incomplete_infix_package():
    """Packaged (3+-ary) infix operator with too few arguments."""
    with pytest.raises(ASTParseError):
        compileScenic('x = 4 offset along 12')
Beispiel #29
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def test_incomplete_infix_operator():
    """Binary infix operator with too few arguments."""
    with pytest.raises(PythonParseError):
        compileScenic('x = 3 @')
    with pytest.raises(PythonParseError):
        compileScenic('x = 3 at')
Beispiel #30
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def test_incomplete_multiline_string():
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('"""foobar')
    with pytest.raises(TokenParseError):
        compileScenic('x = """foobar\n' 'wog\n')