def test_CorrectlyHandlesDifferentNumberOfArguments(self):
     # Arrange
     txt = 'aabbacccadd1234'
     parser_a = bpr.LParser('a')
     parser_b = bpr.LParser('b')
     parser_c = bpr.LParser('c')
     parser_d = bpr.LParser('d')
     # Act
     parser1 = cmb.many1(parser_a)
     parser2 = cmb.many1(parser_a, parser_b)
     parser3 = cmb.many1(parser_a, parser_b, parser_c)
     parser4 = cmb.many1(parser_a, parser_b, parser_c, parser_d)
     result1 = parser1(txt)
     result2 = parser2(txt)
     result3 = parser3(txt)
     result4 = parser4(txt)
     expected1 = res.Success(('aa', 'bbacccadd1234'))
     expected2 = res.Success(('aabba', 'cccadd1234'))
     expected3 = res.Success(('aabbaccca', 'dd1234'))
     expected4 = res.Success(('aabbacccadd', '1234'))
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
     self.assertEqual(result3, expected3)
     self.assertEqual(result4, expected4)
    def test_CorrectlyHandlesDifferentNumberOfArguments(self):
        # Arrange
        txt = 'lorem ipsum'
        parser_l = bpr.LParser('l')
        parser_o = bpr.LParser('o')
        parser_r = bpr.LParser('r')
        parser_e = bpr.LParser('e')

        parser1 = cmb.and_then(parser_l)
        parser2 = cmb.and_then(parser_l, parser_o)
        parser3 = cmb.and_then(parser_l, parser_o, parser_r)
        parser4 = cmb.and_then(parser_l, parser_o, parser_r, parser_e)
        # Act
        result1 = parser1(txt)
        result2 = parser2(txt)
        result3 = parser3(txt)
        result4 = parser4(txt)
        expected1 = res.Success(('l', 'orem ipsum'))
        expected2 = res.Success(('lo', 'rem ipsum'))
        expected3 = res.Success(('lor', 'em ipsum'))
        expected4 = res.Success(('lore', 'm ipsum'))
        # Assert
        self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
        self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
        self.assertEqual(result3, expected3)
        self.assertEqual(result4, expected4)
 def test_CorrectlyHandlesDifferentNumberOfArguments(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = 'lorem ipsum dolor sit amet'
     txt2 = 'ipsum dolor sit amet'
     txt3 = 'dolor sit amet'
     txt4 = 'sit amet'
     parser_l = bpr.LParser('l')
     parser_o = bpr.LParser('i')
     parser_r = bpr.LParser('d')
     parser_e = bpr.LParser('s')
     parser = cmb.or_else(parser_l, parser_o, parser_r, parser_e)
     # Act
     result1 = parser(txt1)
     result2 = parser(txt2)
     result3 = parser(txt3)
     result4 = parser(txt4)
     expected1 = res.Success(('l', 'orem ipsum dolor sit amet'))
     expected2 = res.Success(('i', 'psum dolor sit amet'))
     expected3 = res.Success(('d', 'olor sit amet'))
     expected4 = res.Success(('s', 'it amet'))
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
     self.assertEqual(result3, expected3)
     self.assertEqual(result4, expected4)
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 def internal(txt):
     fst_result = parser(txt)
     if fst_result.isFailure:
         return res.Success(("", txt))
     if fst_result.isSuccess:
         parsed, remaining = fst_result.value
         snd_result = parser(remaining)
         if snd_result.isFailure:
             return fst_result
     return res.Failure('error')
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    def test_lift_WhenLiftedFunctionCalledOnFailure_FailureIsReturn(self):
        # Arrange
        def triple(x):
            return 3 * x

        lifted_f = res.Result.lift(triple)
        arg = res.Failure("error")
        expected = res.Failure("error")
        # Act
        result = lifted_f(arg)
        # Assert
        self.assertEqual(result, expected)
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    def test_lift_WhenLiftedFunctionRaisesException_FailureIsReturn(self):
        # Arrange
        def triple(x):
            return 3 / x

        lifted_f = res.Result.lift(triple)
        arg = res.Success(0)
        expected = res.Failure("division by zero")
        # Act
        result = lifted_f(arg)
        # Assert
        self.assertEqual(result, expected)
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    def test_lift_WhenLiftedFunctionCalledOnSuccess_SuccessIsReturn(self):
        # Arrange
        def triple(x):
            return 3 * x

        lifted_f = res.Result.lift(triple)
        arg = res.Success(5)
        expected = res.Success(15)
        # Act
        result = lifted_f(arg)
        # Assert
        self.assertEqual(result, expected)
 def test_SuccessCase(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = '2345'
     txt2 = '12345'
     parser = bpr.LParser('1')
     # Act
     parser = cmb.opt(parser)
     result1 = parser(txt1)
     result2 = parser(txt2)
     expected1 = res.Success(('', '2345'))
     expected2 = res.Success(('1', '2345'))
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
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    def test_liftn_WhenLiftedFunctionCalledOnFailure_FailureIsReturn(self):
        # Arrange
        def sumThree(x, y, z):
            return x + y + z

        lifted_f = res.Result.liftn(sumThree)
        arg1 = res.Success(1)
        arg2 = res.Failure(4)
        arg3 = res.Success(3)
        # Act
        result = lifted_f(arg1, arg2, arg3)
        expected = tuple([arg1, arg2, arg3])
        # Assert
        self.assertEqual(result, expected)
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    def test_liftn_WhenInproperNumberOfArgumentsGiven_FailureIsReturn(self):
        # Arrange
        def sumThree(x, y, z):
            return x + y + z

        lifted_f = res.Result.liftn(sumThree)
        arg1 = res.Success(1)
        arg2 = res.Success(2)
        # Act
        result = lifted_f(arg1, arg2)
        expected = res.Failure(
            r"sumThree() missing 1 required positional argument: 'z'")
        # Assert
        self.assertEqual(result, expected)
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    def test_liftn_WhenLiftedFunctionRaisesException_FailureIsReturn(self):
        # Arrange
        def sumThree(x, y, z):
            return x + y / z

        lifted_f = res.Result.liftn(sumThree)
        arg1 = res.Success(1)
        arg2 = res.Success(2)
        arg3 = res.Success(0)
        # Act
        result = lifted_f(arg1, arg2, arg3)
        expected = res.Failure("division by zero")
        # Assert
        self.assertEqual(result, expected)
 def test_FailureCase(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = 'ABC'
     txt2 = ''
     sep = bpr.LParser(",")
     item = stp.parse_lowercases()
     parser = cmb.sep_by1(item, sep)
     # Act
     result1 = parser(txt1)
     expected1 = res.Failure('error')
     result2 = parser(txt2)
     expected2 = res.Failure('error')
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
 def test_parse_string(self):
     # Arrange
     txt = 'lorem ipsum'
     parser_succ = stp.parse_string('lorem')
     parser_fail = stp.parse_string('ipsum', label='FAIL')
     # Act
     result_succ = parser_succ(txt)
     result_fail = parser_fail(txt)
     expected_succ = res.Success(('lorem', ' ipsum'))
     expected_fail = res.Failure('error')
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result_succ, expected_succ)
     self.assertEqual(result_fail, expected_fail)
     self.assertEqual(parser_succ.label, 'lorem')
     self.assertEqual(parser_fail.label, 'FAIL')
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 def test_unit(self):
     # Arrange
     expected = res.Failure("error")
     # Act
     result = res.Failure.unit("error")
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result, expected)
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 def test_unit(self):
     # Arrange
     expected = res.Success(123)
     # Act
     result = res.Success.unit(123)
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result, expected)
    def internal(txt):
        result = parser(txt)
        if result.isFailure:
            return result

        _, remaining = ignored_parser(result.value[1]).value
        return res.Success((result.value[0], remaining))
    def test_SuccessCase(self):
        # Arrange
        txt1 = 'Lorem1'
        txt2 = 'Lorem#ipsum'
        parser_1 = bpr.LParser('1')
        parser_sharp = bpr.LParser('#')

        # Act
        parser = cmb.until(parser_1, parser_sharp)
        result1 = parser(txt1)
        result2 = parser(txt2)
        expected1 = res.Success(('Lorem', '1'))
        expected2 = res.Success(('Lorem', '#ipsum'))
        # Assert
        self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
        self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
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    def internal(txt):
        if txt == "":
            return res.Failure.unit('error')
        fst_res = item(txt)
        if fst_res.isFailure:
            return res.Failure('error')
        parsed, remaining = fst_res.value
        snd_res = sep(remaining)
        if snd_res.isFailure:
            return res.Success((parsed, remaining))

        result = parser(txt)
        if result.isSuccess:
            parsed, remaining = result.value
            return res.Success.unit((parsed, remaining))
        return res.Failure('error')
 def test_SuccessCase(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = 'Lorem'
     txt2 = 'ipsum'
     parser1 = bpr.LParser('L')
     parser2 = bpr.LParser('x')
     parser3 = bpr.LParser('i')
     # Act
     parser = cmb.or_else(parser1, parser2, parser3)
     result1 = parser(txt1)
     result2 = parser(txt2)
     expected1 = res.Success(('L', 'orem'))
     expected2 = res.Success(('i', 'psum'))
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
 def test_CorrectlyHandlesDifferentNumberOfArguments_Failure(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = '11789'
     txt2 = '123789'
     parser_1 = bpr.LParser('1')
     parser_2 = bpr.LParser('2')
     parser_3 = bpr.LParser('3')
     parser_4 = bpr.LParser('4')
     # Act
     parser = cmb.opt(parser_1, parser_2, parser_3, parser_4)
     result1 = parser(txt1)
     result2 = parser(txt2)
     expected1 = res.Failure('error')
     expected2 = res.Failure('error')
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
 def test_SuccessCase(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = '1'
     txt2 = 'a'
     txt3 = '$'
     parser = cmb.parse_any()
     # Act
     result1 = parser(txt1)
     result2 = parser(txt2)
     result3 = parser(txt3)
     expected1 = res.Success((txt1, ''))
     expected2 = res.Success((txt2, ''))
     expected3 = res.Success((txt3, ''))
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
     self.assertEqual(result3, expected3)
 def test_CorrectlyHandlesDifferentNumberOfArguments_Success(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = '1789'
     txt2 = '789'
     parser_1 = bpr.LParser('1')
     parser_2 = bpr.LParser('2')
     parser_3 = bpr.LParser('3')
     parser_4 = bpr.LParser('4')
     # Act
     parser = cmb.opt(parser_1, parser_2, parser_3, parser_4)
     result1 = parser(txt1)
     result2 = parser(txt2)
     expected1 = res.Success(('1', '789'))
     expected2 = res.Success(('', '789'))
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
 def internal(txt):
     fst_digit = zero(txt)
     if fst_digit.isSuccess:
         snd = digits_09(fst_digit.value[1])
         if snd.isSuccess:
             return res.Failure('error')
         else:
             return fst_digit
     return nonzero(txt)
 def test_WhenFirstLetterIsIncorrect_ReturnsFailure(self):
     # Arrange
     txt = 'Lorem Ipsum'
     parser = bp.LParser('X')
     # Act
     result = parser(txt)
     expected = res.Failure('error')
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result, expected)
 def test_WhenFirstLetterIsCorrect_ReturnsSuccess(self):
     # Arrange
     txt = 'Lorem ipsum'
     parser = bp.LParser('L')
     # Act
     result = parser(txt)
     expected = res.Success(('L', 'orem ipsum'))
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result, expected)
 def test_FailureCase(self):
     # Arrange
     txt = ''
     parser = cmb.parse_any()
     # Act
     result = parser(txt)
     expected = res.Failure('No more input')
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result, expected)
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        def internal(txt):
            res1 = parsers[0](txt)
            if res1.isSuccess:
                return res1

            res2 = parsers[1](txt)
            if res2.isSuccess:
                return res2

            return res.Failure('error')
 def test_Failure(self):
     # Arrange
     txt = '112345'
     parser = bpr.LParser('1')
     # Act
     parser = cmb.opt(parser)
     result = parser(txt)
     expected = res.Failure('error')
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result, expected)
 def test_SuccessCase(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = 'abc,def,ghi'
     txt2 = 'abc'
     txt3 = 'abc,def,ghi2132'
     sep = bpr.LParser(",")
     item = stp.parse_lowercases()
     parser = cmb.sep_by1(item, sep)
     # Act
     result1 = parser(txt1)
     expected1 = res.Success(('abc,def,ghi', ''))
     result2 = parser(txt2)
     expected2 = res.Success(('abc', ''))
     result3 = parser(txt3)
     expected3 = res.Success(('abc,def,ghi', '2132'))
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result1, expected1)
     self.assertEqual(result2, expected2)
     self.assertEqual(result3, expected3)
 def test_parse_character(self):
     # Arrange
     txt1 = 'aaa'
     txt2 = 'bbb'
     txt3 = 'ccc'
     parser = stp.parse_character('a', 'b')
     parser_label = stp.parse_character('ab', label='spam')
     # Act
     result_succ1 = parser(txt1)
     result_succ2 = parser_label(txt2)
     result_fail = parser(txt3)
     expected_succ1 = res.Success(('a', 'aa'))
     expected_succ2 = res.Success(('b', 'bb'))
     expected_fail = res.Failure('error')
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(result_succ1, expected_succ1)
     self.assertEqual(result_succ2, expected_succ2)
     self.assertEqual(result_fail, expected_fail)
     self.assertEqual(parser.label, '[ab]')
     self.assertEqual(parser_label.label, 'spam')