Esempio n. 1
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def test_multithread_with_progression():
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(
        CLINGO_OUTPUT_MULTITHREADING_WITH_PROGRESS.splitlines(),
        yield_prgs=True)
    expected_answer = iter((
        (('a', ()), ),
        (('b', ()), ),
    ))
    expected_progress = iter(('[   2;3299] (Error: 1648.5)', ))
    expected_optimization = iter(((3299, ), (3296, )))
    for type, model in parsed:
        if type == 'statistics':
            assert False, 'no statistics'
        elif type == 'info':
            assert False, 'no info'
        elif type == 'answer':
            assert model == frozenset(next(expected_answer))
        elif type == 'answer_number':
            assert isinstance(model, int) and model > 0, model
        elif type == 'optimization':
            assert model == next(expected_optimization)
        elif type == 'progression':
            assert model == next(expected_progress)
        else:  # impossible
            assert False
    # ensure that all data has been found
    assert next(expected_answer, None) is None
    assert next(expected_progress, None) is None
    assert next(expected_optimization, None) is None
Esempio n. 2
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def test_time_limit():
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(OUTCLASP_TIME_LIMIT.splitlines(),
                                         yield_stats=True,
                                         yield_info=True)
    expected_stats = {
        'TIME LIMIT': '1',
        'Models': '3+',
        'Optimum': 'unknown',
        'Optimization': '597301577',
        'Calls': '1',
        'Time': '4.000s (Solving: 2.82s 1st Model: 0.01s Unsat: 0.00s)',
        'CPU Time': '3.980s',
    }
    expected_info = iter(
        (tuple(OUTCLASP_TIME_LIMIT.splitlines()[:3] + ['SATISFIABLE']), ))
    expected_answer = iter(((('a', ()), ), (('b', ()), ), (('c', ()), )))
    expected_optimization = iter((597337713, 597301761, 597301577))
    for type, model in parsed:
        if type == 'statistics':
            assert model == expected_stats
        elif type == 'info':
            assert model == next(expected_info)
        elif type == 'answer':
            assert model == frozenset(next(expected_answer))
        elif type == 'optimization':
            assert model == (next(expected_optimization), )
        elif type == 'progression':
            assert False, 'no progression'
        else:  # impossible
            assert False
    # ensure that all data has been found
    assert next(expected_info, None) is None
    assert next(expected_answer, None) is None
    assert next(expected_optimization, None) is None
Esempio n. 3
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def test_simple_case():
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(OUTCLASP_SIMPLE.splitlines(),
                                         yield_stats=True,
                                         yield_info=True)
    models = []
    for type, payload in parsed:
        assert type in ('statistics', 'info', 'answer', 'answer_number')
        if type == 'statistics':
            stats = payload
        elif type == 'answer':
            models.append(payload)
        elif type == 'answer_number':
            pass
        else:
            assert type == 'info'
            info = payload
    assert len(models) == 2
    assert info == ('clasp version 3.2.0', 'Reading from stdin', 'Solving...',
                    'SATISFIABLE')
    assert stats == {
        'Models': '2',
        'Calls': '1',
        'CPU Time': '0.000s',
        'Time': '0.001s (Solving: 0.00s 1st Model: 0.00s Unsat: 0.00s)'
    }
Esempio n. 4
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def test_parse_args_without_predicat():
    string = 'a((b,10)) c("",("",""))'
    expected = {
        ('a', (('', ('b', 10)), )),
        ('c', ('""', ('', ('""', '""')))),
    }
    assert Parser().parse_terms(string) == expected
Esempio n. 5
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def test_parse_empty_string_arg():
    string = 'b("")'
    expected = {
        ('b', ('""',)),
    }
    assert Parser().parse_terms(string) == expected
    assert sorted(answer_set_to_str(expected).split()) == sorted(string.split())
Esempio n. 6
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def test_parse_default_negation():
    string = '-r(1) -r(2)'
    expected = {
        ('-r', (1, )),
        ('-r', (2, )),
    }
    assert Parser().parse_terms(string) == expected
Esempio n. 7
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def test_multiple_opt_values():
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(
        CLINGO_OUTPUT_MULTIPLE_OPT.splitlines())
    expected_answer = iter((
        (('a', ()), ),
        (('b', ()), ),
        (('c', ()), ),
    ))
    expected_optimization = iter(((-10, 6), (-11, 6), (-13, 4)))
    for type, model in parsed:
        if type == 'statistics':
            assert False, 'no statistics'
        elif type == 'info':
            assert False, 'no info'
        elif type == 'answer':
            assert model == frozenset(next(expected_answer))
        elif type == 'answer_number':
            assert isinstance(model, int) and model > 0, model
        elif type == 'optimization':
            assert model == next(expected_optimization)
        elif type == 'optimum found':
            assert model == True
        else:  # impossible
            assert False
    # ensure that all data has been found
    assert next(expected_answer, None) is None
    assert next(expected_optimization, None) is None
Esempio n. 8
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def test_parse_args_without_predicat():
    string = 'a((b,10)) c("",("",""))'
    expected = {
        ('a', (('', ('b', 10)),)),
        ('c', ('""', ('', ('""', '""')))),
    }
    assert Parser().parse_terms(string) == expected
    assert sorted(answer_set_to_str(expected).split()) == sorted(string.split())
Esempio n. 9
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def test_parse_termset_default():
    string = r'a(b,10) c(d("a",d_d),"v,\"v\"",c) d(-2,0)'
    expected = {
        ('a', ('b', 10)),
        ('c', ('d("a",d_d)', r'"v,\"v\""', 'c')),
        ('d', (-2, 0)),
    }
    assert Parser().parse_terms(string) == expected
Esempio n. 10
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def test_complex_atoms():
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(OUTCLASP_COMPLEX_ATOMS.splitlines())
    type, model = next(parsed)
    assert next(parsed, None) is None, "there is only one model"
    assert type == 'answer', "the model is an answer"
    assert len(model) == 3, "only 3 atoms in it"
    atoms = {atom[0]: atom for atom in model}
    assert set(atoms.keys()) == {'a', 'b', 'c'}
Esempio n. 11
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def test_parse_string_with_space():
    string = 'a("hello ",3) b("")'
    expected = {
        ('a', ('"hello "', 3)),
        ('b', ('""',)),
    }
    assert Parser().parse_terms(string) == expected
    str_reprs = ['b("") a("hello ",3)', 'a("hello ",3) b("")']
    assert answer_set_to_str(expected) in str_reprs
Esempio n. 12
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def test_single_litteral():
    """Show that string with comma in it is handled correctly"""
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(OUTCLASP_SINGLE_LITERAL.splitlines())
    type, answer_number = next(parsed)
    assert type == 'answer_number'
    type, model = next(parsed)
    assert next(parsed, None) is None, "there is only one model"
    assert type == 'answer', "the model is an answer"
    assert len(model) == 2, "only 2 atom in it"
    assert model == {3, '"hello !"'}
Esempio n. 13
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def test_string():
    """Show that string with comma in it is handled correctly"""
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(OUTCLASP_STRING.splitlines())
    type, model = next(parsed)
    assert next(parsed, None) is None, "there is only one model"
    assert type == 'answer', "the model is an answer"
    assert len(model) == 1, "only 1 atom in it"
    pred, args = next(iter(model))
    assert pred == 'atom'
    assert args == ('","', )
Esempio n. 14
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 def copy_assignment(self, m):
     if m.optimality_proven:
         termset_from_model = TermSet(
             Atom.from_tuple_repr(atom)
             for atom in Parser().parse_terms(str(m)))
         flux = self.prop.assignment(m.thread_id)
         if self.unique:
             self.solutions.clear()
         self.solutions.append((termset_from_model, flux))
     return True
Esempio n. 15
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def test_parse_termset_default():
    string = r'a(b,10) c(d("a",d_d),"v,\"v\"",c) d(-2,0)'
    expected = {
        ('a', ('b', 10)),
        ('c', ('d("a",d_d)', r'"v,\"v\""', 'c')),
        ('d', (-2, 0)),
    }
    found = Parser().parse_terms(string)
    print(frozenset(expected))
    print(found)
    assert found == expected
Esempio n. 16
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def test_optimization():
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(OUTCLASP_OPTIMIZATION.splitlines(), yield_stats=True)
    expected_stats = {
        'CPU Time': '0.130s',
        'Calls': '1',
        'Models': '1',
        'Optimization': '190',
        'Optimum': 'yes',
        'Threads': '4        (Winner: 2)',
        'Time': '0.051s (Solving: 0.03s 1st Model: 0.00s Unsat: 0.03s)'
    }
    for type, model in parsed:
        if type == 'statistics':
            assert model == expected_stats
Esempio n. 17
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def test_parse_termset():
    string = 'a(b,10) c(d("a",d_d),"v,v",c) d(-2,0)'
    expectation = {
        (False, True): {
            ('a', ('b', 10)),
            ('c', ('d("a",d_d)', '"v,v"', 'c')),
            ('d', (-2, 0)),
        },
        (False, False): {
            ('a', ('b', 10)),
            ('c', (('d', ('"a"', 'd_d')), '"v,v"', 'c')),
            ('d', (-2, 0)),
        },
        (True, True): {
            'a(b,10)',
            'c(d("a",d_d),"v,v",c)',
            'd(-2,0)',
        },
        # False True is expected to raise an Error (see dedicated function)
    }
    for parser_mode, expected in expectation.items():
        print(*parser_mode)
        assert Parser(*parser_mode).parse_terms(string) == frozenset(expected)
Esempio n. 18
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def test_time_limit():
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(OUTCLASP_TIME_LIMIT.splitlines(),
                                         yield_stats=True,
                                         yield_info=True)
    expected_stats = {
        'TIME LIMIT': '1',
        'Models': '3+',
        'Optimum': 'unknown',
        'Optimization': '597301577',
        'Calls': '1',
        'Time': '4.000s (Solving: 2.82s 1st Model: 0.01s Unsat: 0.00s)',
        'CPU Time': '3.980s',
    }
    expected_info = tuple(OUTCLASP_TIME_LIMIT.splitlines()[:3])
    expected_answer = iter((((('a', ()), )), ((('b', ()), )), ((('c', ()), ))))
    for type, model in parsed:
        if type == 'statistics':
            assert model == expected_stats
        elif type == 'info':
            assert model == expected_info
        elif type == 'answer':
            assert model == frozenset(next(expected_answer))
        else:  # impossible
            assert False
Esempio n. 19
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def test_parse_tuple():
    string = 'a(b,(2,3,(a,b)))'
    expected = {
        ('a', ('b', ('', (2, 3, ('', ('a', 'b')))))),
    }
    assert Parser().parse_terms(string) == expected
Esempio n. 20
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def test_parse_termset_impossible():
    with pytest.raises(ValueError) as e_info:
        Parser(True, False)
Esempio n. 21
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def test_unsat():
    parsed = Parser().parse_clasp_output(OUTCLASP_UNSATISFIABLE.splitlines())
    assert next(parsed, None) is None