LTM tests should use subparse

Raku · Mar 2, 2014 · 9c0f7ec · 9c0f7ec
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commit 9c0f7ec
Showing 1 changed file with 27 additions and 27 deletions.
diff --git a/S05-grammar/protoregex.t b/S05-grammar/protoregex.t
@@ -12,22 +12,22 @@ grammar Alts {
     token alt:sym«=>»  { <sym> };     # RT #113590
 }
 
-ok (my $match = Alts.parse('foo')), 'can parse with proto regexes (1)';
+ok (my $match = Alts.subparse('foo')), 'can parse with proto regexes (1)';
 
 is $match, 'foo', 'and matched the full string';
 is $match<alt>, 'foo', 'got the right name of the capture';
 
 is $/, 'foo', 'also works with $/';
 
-ok Alts.parse('bar'), 'can parse with second alternative';
-ok Alts.parse('argl'), 'can parse third second alternative';
+ok Alts.subparse('bar'), 'can parse with second alternative';
+ok Alts.subparse('argl'), 'can parse third second alternative';
 
-ok !Alts.parse('baz'), 'does not match sym of third alternative';
-ok !Alts.parse('aldkfj'), 'does not match completely unrelated string';
-ok !Alts.parse(''), 'does not match empty string';
+ok !Alts.subparse('baz'), 'does not match sym of third alternative';
+ok !Alts.subparse('aldkfj'), 'does not match completely unrelated string';
+ok !Alts.subparse(''), 'does not match empty string';
 
 # RT #113590
-ok Alts.parse('=>'), 'can parse symbol inside double-angles';
+ok Alts.subparse('=>'), 'can parse symbol inside double-angles';
 
 
 class SomeActions {
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ class SomeActions {
     }
 }
 
-ok ($match = Alts.parse('argl', :actions(SomeActions.new))),
+ok ($match = Alts.subparse('argl', :actions(SomeActions.new))),
     'can parse with action methods';
 is $match<alt>.ast, 'bazbaz', 'action method got called, make() worked';
 
@@ -104,21 +104,21 @@ grammar LTM {
     token block:sym<b> { aa }
 }
 
-is ~LTM.parse('foobar', :rule('lit')),  'foobar', 'LTM picks longest literal';
-is ~LTM.parse('1.2', :rule('cclass1')), '1.2',    'LTM picks longest with char classes';
-is ~LTM.parse('1.2', :rule('cclass2')), '1.2',    '...and it not just luck with ordering';
-is ~LTM.parse('11', :rule('cclass3')),  '11',     'LTM works with things like \d';
-is ~LTM.parse('..', :rule('cclass4')),  '..',     '...and negated ones like \W';
-is ~LTM.parse('ab', :rule('quant1')),   'ab',     'LTM and ? quantifier';
-is ~LTM.parse('abbb', :rule('quant2')), 'abbb',   'LTM, ? and + quantifiers';
-is ~LTM.parse('aaaa', :rule('quant3')), 'aaaa',   'LTM and * quantifier';
-is ~LTM.parse('aaa', :rule('declok')),  'aaa',    ':my declarations do not terminate LTM';
-is ~LTM.parse('aaa', :rule('cap1')),    'aaa',    'Positional captures do not terminate LTM';
-is ~LTM.parse('aaa', :rule('cap2')),    'aaa',    'Named captures do not terminate LTM';
-is ~LTM.parse('aaa', :rule('ass1')),    'aaa',    '<?{...}> does not terminate LTM';
-is ~LTM.parse('aaa', :rule('ass2')),    'aaa',    '<!{...}> does not terminate LTM';
+is ~LTM.subparse('foobar', :rule('lit')),  'foobar', 'LTM picks longest literal';
+is ~LTM.subparse('1.2', :rule('cclass1')), '1.2',    'LTM picks longest with char classes';
+is ~LTM.subparse('1.2', :rule('cclass2')), '1.2',    '...and it not just luck with ordering';
+is ~LTM.subparse('11', :rule('cclass3')),  '11',     'LTM works with things like \d';
+is ~LTM.subparse('..', :rule('cclass4')),  '..',     '...and negated ones like \W';
+is ~LTM.subparse('ab', :rule('quant1')),   'ab',     'LTM and ? quantifier';
+is ~LTM.subparse('abbb', :rule('quant2')), 'abbb',   'LTM, ? and + quantifiers';
+is ~LTM.subparse('aaaa', :rule('quant3')), 'aaaa',   'LTM and * quantifier';
+is ~LTM.subparse('aaa', :rule('declok')),  'aaa',    ':my declarations do not terminate LTM';
+is ~LTM.subparse('aaa', :rule('cap1')),    'aaa',    'Positional captures do not terminate LTM';
+is ~LTM.subparse('aaa', :rule('cap2')),    'aaa',    'Named captures do not terminate LTM';
+is ~LTM.subparse('aaa', :rule('ass1')),    'aaa',    '<?{...}> does not terminate LTM';
+is ~LTM.subparse('aaa', :rule('ass2')),    'aaa',    '<!{...}> does not terminate LTM';
 #?niecza todo '#89'
-is ~LTM.parse('aaa', :rule('block')),   'aa',     'However, code blocks do terminate LTM';
+is ~LTM.subparse('aaa', :rule('block')),   'aa',     'However, code blocks do terminate LTM';
 
 # RT120146
 #?niecza skip "Action method assertion:sym<...> not yet implemented"
@@ -130,16 +130,16 @@ is ~LTM.parse('aaa', :rule('block')),   'aa',     'However, code blocks do termi
         token ident    {'-'?<nmstrt><nmreg>*}
         token num      {[\+|\-]?\d+}
 
-        proto token term { <...> }
+        proto token term {*}
         token term:sym<ident>   {<ident>}
         token term:sym<num>  {<num>}
     }
 
-    is ~G.parse("-42", :rule<num>), '-42', 'num parse';
-    is ~G.parse("-my_id", :rule<ident>), '-my_id', 'id parse';
-    is ~G.parse("my_id", :rule<term>), 'my_id', 'term parse';
+    is ~G.subparse("-42", :rule<num>), '-42', 'num parse';
+    is ~G.subparse("-my_id", :rule<ident>), '-my_id', 'id parse';
+    is ~G.subparse("my_id", :rule<term>), 'my_id', 'term parse';
     #?rakudo todo 'RT120146'
-    is ~G.parse("-my_id", :rule<term>), '-my_id', 'term parse, leading "-"';
+    is ~G.subparse("-my_id", :rule<term>), '-my_id', 'term parse, leading "-"';
 }
 
 # vim: ft=perl6