package jstest.prefix;

import base.Selector;
import common.expression.Operation;

import static common.expression.Operations.*;


/**
 * Tests for Prefix* variants
 * <a href="https://www.kgeorgiy.info/courses/paradigms/homeworks.html#js-expression-parsing">JavaScript Expression Parsing</a>
 * homework of <a href="https://www.kgeorgiy.info/courses/paradigms">Programming Paradigms</a> course.
 *
 * @author Georgiy Korneev (kgeorgiy@kgeorgiy.info)
 */
public final class PrefixTest {
    private static final Operation PARENTHESES = parentheses("(", ")", "{", "}", "[", "]", "<", ">", "«", "»");

    public static final Selector SELECTOR = ParserTester.selector(
            PrefixTest.class,
            "prefix", "parsePrefix", ParserTester.PREFIX,
            "Empty input", "",
            "Unknown variable", "a",
            "Invalid number", "-a",
            "Missing )", "(* z (+ x y)",
            "Unknown operation", "(@@  x y)",
            "Excessive info", "(+ x y) x",
            "Empty op", "()",
            "Invalid unary (0 args)", "(negate)",
            "Invalid unary (2 args)", "(negate x y)",
            "Invalid binary (0 args)", "(+)",
            "Invalid binary (1 args)", "(+ x)",
            "Invalid binary (3 args)", "(+ x y z)",
            "Variable op (0 args)", "(x)",
            "Variable op (1 args)", "(x 1)",
            "Variable op (2 args)", "(x 1 2)",
            "Const op (0 args)", "(0)",
            "Const op (1 args)", "(0 1)",
            "Const op (2 args)", "(0 1 2)")
            .variant("Base", ARITH)
            .variant("3233", PARENTHESES, any(2, ATAN_12))
            .variant("3435", PARENTHESES, any(3, MEAN_EXP))
            .selector();

    private PrefixTest() {
    }

    public static void main(final String... args) {
        SELECTOR.main(args);
    }
}