def test_9(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=2,
# Place searchAnchor between ``abc`` and ``d``.
searchText='abcd',
targetText='xxabcdabcdabcdxxx')
self.assertEqual(index, 4)
def test_5(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 6,
# Place searchAnchor between ``# test`` and ``\n# test``.
searchText = '# test\n# test',
targetText = 'test\ntest')
# The expected targetText index is between ``test`` and ``\ntest``.
self.assertEqual(index, 4)
def test_6(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=73 - 34,
searchText="# The :doc:`README` user manual gives a broad overview of this system. In contrast, this document discusses the implementation specifics of the CodeChat system.",
targetText="The CodeChat user manual gives a broad overview of this system. In contrast, this document discusses the implementation specifics of the CodeChat system.",
)
self.assertEqual(index, 66 - 34)
def test_12(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 6,
# Place searchAnchor between ``abcdab`` and ``cdabcd``.
searchText = 'abcdabcdabcd',
targetText = 'abcd')
# The expected targetText index is between ``ab`` and ``cd``.
self.assertEqual(index, 2)
def test_3(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 5,
# Place searchAnchor between ``// te`` and ``st``.
searchText = '// test',
targetText = 'test')
# The expected targetText index is between ``te`` and ``st``.
self.assertEqual(index, 2)
def test_11(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 14,
# Place searchAnchor between ```head <http://`` and ``head>`_ tail``.
searchText = '`head <http://head>`_ tail',
targetText = 'head tail')
# The expected targetText index is between ``head t`` and ``ail``.
self.assertEqual(index, 5)
def test_9(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 2,
searchText = 'abcd',
targetText = 'xxabcdabcdabcdxxx')
# This is a typical multiple match case. will return a -1
##self.assertIn(index, (4,8,12))
self.assertEqual(index, -1)
def test_8(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 6,
# Place searchAnchor between ``bwxyzc`` and ``d``.
searchText = 'bwxyzcd',
targetText = 'bqwc?xyzaad')
# The expected targetText index is between ``bqwc?xyz`` and ``d``.
self.assertIn(index, (8, 9, 10))
def test_15(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 4,
# Place searchAnchor between ``test`` and \`` (an empty string).
searchText = 'test',
targetText = '\n\n\n\ntest\n\n\n\n')
# The expected targetText index is between ``\n\n\n\ntest`` and
# ``\n\n\n\n``.
self.assertEqual(index, 8)
def test_9(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=2,
# Place searchAnchor between ``abc`` and ``d``.
searchText="abcd",
targetText="xxabcdabcdabcdxxx",
)
self.assertEqual(index, 4)
def test_8(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=6,
# Place searchAnchor between ``bwxyzc`` and ``d``.
searchText='bwxyzcd',
targetText='bqwc?xyzaad')
# The expected targetText index is between ``bqwc?xyz`` and ``d``.
self.assertIn(index, (8, 9, 10))
def test_5(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=6,
# Place searchAnchor between ``# test`` and ``\n# test``.
searchText='# test\n# test',
targetText='test\ntest')
# The expected targetText index is between ``test`` and ``\ntest``.
self.assertEqual(index, 4)
def test_11(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=14,
# Place searchAnchor between ```head <http://`` and ``head>`_ tail``.
searchText='`head <http://head>`_ tail',
targetText='head tail')
# The expected targetText index is between ``head t`` and ``ail``.
self.assertEqual(index, 5)
def test_12(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=6,
# Place searchAnchor between ``abcdab`` and ``cdabcd``.
searchText='abcdabcdabcd',
targetText='abcd')
# The expected targetText index is between ``ab`` and ``cd``.
self.assertEqual(index, 2)
def test_3(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=5,
# Place searchAnchor between ``// te`` and ``st``.
searchText='// test',
targetText='test')
# The expected targetText index is between ``te`` and ``st``.
self.assertEqual(index, 2)
def test_15(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=4,
# Place searchAnchor between ``test`` and \`` (an empty string).
searchText='test',
targetText='\n\n\n\ntest\n\n\n\n')
# The expected targetText index is between ``\n\n\n\ntest`` and
# ``\n\n\n\n``.
self.assertEqual(index, 8)
def test_1(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=2,
# Place searchAnchor between ``te`` and ``st``.
searchText="test",
targetText="test",
)
# The expected index is between ``te`` and ``st``.
self.assertEqual(index, 2)
def test_7(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=9,
# Place searchAnchor between ``bqwc?xyza`` and ``ad``.
searchText="bqwc?xyzaad",
targetText="bwxyzcd",
)
# The expected targetText index is between ``bwxyz`` and ``d``.
self.assertIn(index, (5, 6))
def test_6(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=73 - 34,
searchText=
'# The :doc:`README` user manual gives a broad overview of this system. In contrast, this document discusses the implementation specifics of the CodeChat system.',
targetText=
'The CodeChat user manual gives a broad overview of this system. In contrast, this document discusses the implementation specifics of the CodeChat system.'
)
self.assertEqual(index, 66 - 34)
def test_4(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=4,
# Place searchAnchor between ``test`` and ``\ntest``.
searchText="test\ntest",
targetText="test\ntest",
)
# The expected targetText index is between ``test`` and ``\ntest``.
self.assertEqual(index, 4)
def test_14(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=8,
# Place searchAnchor between ``\n\n\n\ntest`` and ``\n\n\n\n``.
searchText="\n\n\n\ntest\n\n\n\n",
targetText="test",
)
# The expected targetText index is between ``test`` and \``
# (an empty string).
self.assertEqual(index, 4)
def test_13(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 8,
# Place searchAnchor between ``\n\n\n\ntest`` and ``\n\n\n\n``.
searchText = '\n\n\n\ntest\n\n\n\n',
targetText = ' test ')
# The expected targetText index is between ' test' and ' '.
#
# .. Note: ReST doesn't like whitespace after a literal block
# start string. Instead of working around it, I've just
# escaped it with a backslash.
self.assertEqual(index, 5)
def test_13(self):
index = f(
searchAnchor=8,
# Place searchAnchor between ``\n\n\n\ntest`` and ``\n\n\n\n``.
searchText='\n\n\n\ntest\n\n\n\n',
targetText=' test ')
# The expected targetText index is between ' test' and ' '.
#
# .. Note: ReST doesn't like whitespace after a literal block
# start string. Instead of working around it, I've just
# escaped it with a backslash.
self.assertEqual(index, 5)
def test_10(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 4,
searchText = 'xxabcdabcdabcdxxx',
targetText = 'abcd')
def test_8(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 6,
searchText = 'bwxyzcd',
targetText = 'bqwc?xyzaad')
self.assertIn(index, (9,10))
def test_7(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 9,
searchText = 'bqwc?xyzaad',
targetText = 'bwxyzcd')
self.assertEqual(index, 6)
def test_5(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 6,
searchText = '# test\n# test',
targetText = 'test\ntest')
self.assertEqual(index, 4)
def test_3(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 5,
searchText = '// test',
targetText = 'test')
self.assertEqual(index, 2)
def test_2(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 4,
searchText = '# test',
targetText = 'test')
self.assertEqual(index, 2)
def test_11(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 57,
searchText = 'age = None# `exclude_patterns# <http://sphinx-doc.org/config.html#confval-exclude_patterns>`_: List of# patterns, re',
targetText = 'for a list of supported languages.##language = None exclude_patterns: List of patterns, re')
def test_9(self):
index = f(searchAnchor = 2,
# Place searchAnchor between ``abc`` and ``d``.
searchText = 'abcd',
targetText = 'xxabcdabcdabcdxxx')
self.assertEqual(index, -1)
