Added named arguments to string tests

git-svn-id: http://svn.pugscode.org/pugs@25016 c213334d-75ef-0310-aa23-eaa082d1ae64

S29-str/capitalize.t

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ use v6;
 
 use Test;
 
-plan 11;
+plan 12;
 
 # L<S29/Str/capitalize>
 
@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ my $a = "";
 is capitalize($a),             "",               "capitalize empty string";
 $a = "puGS Is cOOl!";
 is capitalize($a),             "Pugs Is Cool!",  "capitalize string works";
+is capitalize(:string($a)),    "Pugs Is Cool!",  "capitalize string works with positional argument";
 is $a,                         "puGS Is cOOl!",  "original string not touched";
 is $a.capitalize,              "Pugs Is Cool!",  "capitalize string works";
 is $a,                         "puGS Is cOOl!",  "original string not touched";

S29-str/chomp.t

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ use v6;
 
 use Test;
 
-plan 31;
+plan 32;
 
 =begin pod
 
@@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ Basic tests for the chomp() builtin
     is($foo, 'foo', 'our variable is chomped correctly');
     $foo .= chomp;
     is($foo, 'foo', 'our variable is chomped again with no effect');
+    is(chomp(:string("station\n")), 'station', 'chomp works with a named argument');
 }
 
 {

S29-str/chop.t

@@ -3,14 +3,15 @@ use Test;
 
 # L<S29/Str/"=item chop">
 
-plan 10;
+plan 11;
 
 #
 # Tests already covered by the specs
 #
 
 my $str = "foo";
 is(chop($str), "fo", "o removed");
+is(chop(:string($str)), "fo", "chop works with named arguments");
 is($str, "foo", "original string unchanged");
 
 is($str.chop, "fo", "o removed");

S29-str/comb.t

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ use v6;
 
 use Test;
 
-plan 18;
+plan 19;
 
 # L<S29/Str/=item comb>
 
@@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ is "a bc d".comb(:limit(2)), <a bc>, 'default matcher with supplied limit';
 {
     my Str $hair = "Th3r3 4r3 s0m3 numb3rs 1n th1s str1ng";
     is $hair.comb(/\d+/), <3 3 4 3 0 3 3 1 1 1>, 'no limit returns all matches';
+    is comb(:input($hair), /\d+/), <3 3 4 3 0 3 3 1 1 1>, 'comb works with named argument for input';
     is $hair.comb(/\d+/, -10), <>, 'negative limit returns no matches';
     is $hair.comb(/\d+/, 0), <>, 'limit of 0 returns no matches';
     is $hair.comb(/\d+/, 1), <3>, 'limit of 1 returns 1 match';

S29-str/index.t

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ use Test;
 
 # L<S29/Str/"=item index">
 
-plan 35;
+plan 36;
 
 # Type of return value
 #?rakudo 2 skip 'StrPos not implemented'
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ is(index("Hello", "", 999), 5, "Substr is empty, pos > length of str");
 
 # More difficult strings
 
-is(index("ababcabcd", "abcd"), 5, "Start-of-substr matches several times");  
+is(index("ababcabcd", "abcd"), 5, "Start-of-substr matches several times");
 
 #?rakudo 2 skip 'unicode'
 is(index("uuúuúuùù", "úuù"), 4, "Accented chars");
@@ -53,6 +53,7 @@ is(index("Ümlaut", "Ü"), 0, "Umlaut");
 #  call directly with the .notation
 
 is("Hello".index("l"), 2, ".index on string");
+is(index(:string('station'), "t"), 1, "index works with named argument");
 
 # work on variables
 

S29-str/lc.t

@@ -2,12 +2,13 @@ use v6;
 
 use Test;
 
-plan 12;
+plan 13;
 
 # L<S29/Str/lc>
 
 is(lc("hello world"), "hello world", "lowercasing string which is already lowercase");
 is(lc("Hello World"), "hello world", "simple lc test");
+is(lc(:string("STATION")), "station", "lc works with named argument");
 is(lc(""), "", "empty string");
 #?rakudo 3 skip 'unicode'
 is(lc("ÅÄÖ"), "åäö", "some finnish non-ascii chars");
@@ -16,7 +17,7 @@ is(lc("ÓÒÚÙ"), "óòúù", "accented chars");
 is(lc('A'..'C'), "a b c", "lowercasing char-range");
 
 {
-    $_ = "Hello World"; 
+    $_ = "Hello World";
     my $x = .lc;
     is($x, "hello world", 'lc uses $_ as default');
 }

S29-str/lcfirst.t

@@ -2,11 +2,12 @@ use v6;
 
 use Test;
 
-plan 8;
+plan 9;
 
 # L<S29/Str/lcfirst>
 
 is lcfirst("HELLO WORLD"), "hELLO WORLD", "simple";
+is lcfirst(:string('FREW')), 'fREW', 'lcfirst works with named argument';
 is lcfirst(""),            "",            "empty string";
 #?rakudo 2 skip 'unicode'
 is lcfirst("ÜÜÜÜ"),        "üÜÜÜ",        "umlaut";

S29-str/length.t

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ L<"http://www.unicode.org/unicode/reports/tr11/">
 
 =end pod
 
-plan 57;
+plan 58;
 
 eval_dies_ok('"moose".length', 'Str.length properly not implemented');
 
@@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ eval_dies_ok('"moose".length', 'Str.length properly not implemented');
 #?rakudo 3 skip '.bytes not implemented'
 is("".bytes,         0, "empty string");
 is("moose".bytes,    5, "moose");
+is(bytes(:string('station')),    7, "bytes works with named argument");
 my $x = undef;
 dies_ok { $x.bytes }, "undef.bytes fail()s";
 # See thread "undef.chars" on p6l started by Ingo Blechschmidt:

S29-str/quotemeta.t

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ use v6;
 # NOTES ON PORTING quotemeta.t FROM Perl 5.9.3
 #
 # 1. The original test suite did include may tests to exercise the
-#    behaviour in double-quotes interpolation with \Q and \E, and their 
+#    behaviour in double-quotes interpolation with \Q and \E, and their
 #    interaction with other modification like \L and \U. These
 #    interpolating sequences no longer exist.
 #
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ use v6;
 use Test;
 
 
-plan 11;
+plan 12;
 
 # For the moment I don't know how to handle the lack of Config.pm...
 # Sorry for ebcdic users!
@@ -35,9 +35,10 @@ is('Config.pm', 'available', 'Config.pm availability');
 # L<S29/Str/quotemeta>
 
 is(quotemeta("HeLLo World-72_1"), "HeLLo\\ World\\-72_1", "simple quotemeta test");
+is(quotemeta(:string("fREW => fROOH represents encephelon welkin")), "frew\\ \\=\\>\\ frooh\\ represents\\ encephelon\\ welkin", "quotemeta works with named argument");
 is(quotemeta(""), "", "empty string");
 
-$_ = "HeLLo World-72_1"; 
+$_ = "HeLLo World-72_1";
 my $x = .quotemeta;
 is($x, "HeLLo\\ World\\-72_1", 'quotemeta uses $_ as default');
 
@@ -51,7 +52,7 @@ is($x, "HeLLo\\ World\\-72_1", 'quotemeta uses $_ as default');
 if (%Config<ebcdic> eq 'define') {
     $_ = (129 .. 233).map({ chr($_); }).join('');
     is($_.chars, 96, "quotemeta starting string");
-    
+
     # 105 characters - 52 letters = 53 backslashes
     # 105 characters + 53 backslashes = 158 characters
     $_ = quotemeta $_;
@@ -62,11 +63,11 @@ if (%Config<ebcdic> eq 'define') {
 else {
     $_ = (0 .. 255).map({ chr($_); }).join('');
     is($_.chars, 256, "quotemeta starting string");
-    
+
     # Original test in Perl 5.9.3:
     # 96 characters - 52 letters - 10 digits - 1 underscore = 33 backslashes
     # 96 characters + 33 backslashes = 129 characters
-    # 
+    #
     # Then added remaining 32 + 128, all escaped:
     # 129 + (32 + 128) * 2 = 449
     #

S29-str/rindex.t

@@ -3,12 +3,13 @@ use Test;
 
 # L<S29/Str/"=item rindex">
 
-plan 32;
+plan 33;
 
 # Simple - with just a single char
 
 is(rindex("Hello World", "H"), 0, "One char, at beginning");
 is(rindex("Hello World", "l"), 9, "One char, in the middle");
+is(rindex(:string("fROOH => fRUE: Robotic Ominous Ossified Herald"), "O"), 2, "rindex works with named argument");
 is(rindex("Hello World", "d"), 10, "One char, in the end");
 ok(!defined(rindex("Hello World", "x")), "One char, no match");
 

S29-str/sameaccent.t

@@ -3,9 +3,10 @@ use Test;
 
 # L<S29/Str/"=item sameaccent">
 
-plan 7;
+plan 8;
 
 is(sameaccent('ABb', 'ƗƗƗ'), 'ȺɃƀ', 'sameaccent as a function works');
+is(sameaccent(:string('ABb'), 'ƗƗƗ'), 'ȺɃƀ', 'sameaccent works with named argument');
 
 # should this be an exception or a Failure instead?
 is(sameaccent('AF', 'ƗƗ'), 'ȺF', 'sameaccent without matching character silently fails');

S29-str/samecase.t

@@ -9,14 +9,15 @@ Basic test for the samecase() builtin with a string (Str).
 
 =end pod
 
-plan 8;
+plan 9;
 
 # As a function
 is( samecase('Perl6', 'abcdE'), 'perl6', 'as a function');
 
 # As a method
 is( ''.samecase(''), '', 'empty string' );
 is( 'Hello World !'.samecase('AbCdEfGhIjKlMnOpQrStUvWxYz'), 'HeLlO WoRlD !', 'literal');
+is( samecase(:string( "fRUE => fRIOUX's Rectitude is Underpinned by Equivalence"), 'AbCdEfGhIjKlMnOpQrStUvWxYz'), "FrUe => FrIoUx's rEcTiTuDE is Underpinned by Equivalence", 'samecase works with a named argument');
 
 # On a variable
 my Str $a = 'Just another Perl6 hacker';

S29-str/split-simple.t

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ use v6;
 use Test;
 
 # L<S29/Str/"=item split">
-plan 32;
+plan 34;
 
 =begin description
 
@@ -13,15 +13,17 @@ here is a start from scratch that should be easier to run.
 
 #?DOES 2
 sub split_test(@splitted, @expected, Str $desc) {
-    ok @splitted.elems ==  @expected.elems, 
+    ok @splitted.elems ==  @expected.elems,
        "split created the correct value amount for: $desc";
     is @splitted.join('|-|'), @expected.join('|-|'),
        "values matched for: $desc"
 }
 
 split_test 'a1b24f'.split(/\d+/),  <a b f>, 'Str.split(/regex/) works';
+split_test split(:input('fRIOUX => fiSMBoC RESEARCHES IMAGINATIVE ORGANIC UNIFICATIONS like XUOIRf'),/\s+/),  <fRIOUX =\> fiSMBoC RESEARCHES IMAGINATIVE ORGANIC UNIFICATIONS like XUOIRf>, 'split(Rule) works with a named argument';
+split_test split(:input('ORGANIC => Original Renditions of Genetic Art Naturally Increasing in Complexity'),' '),  <ORGANIC =\> Original Renditions of Genetic Art Naturally Increasing in Complexity>, 'split(Str) works with a named argument';
 split_test split(/\d+/, 'a1b24f'), <a b f>, 'split(/regex/, Str) works';
-split_test 'a1b'.split(1),         <a b>,   'Str.split(Any) works (with Str semantics';    
+split_test 'a1b'.split(1),         <a b>,   'Str.split(Any) works (with Str semantics';
 {
     split_test 123.split(2),           <1 3>,   'Int.split(Int) works';
     split_test split(2, 123),          <1 3>,   'split(Int, Int) works';
@@ -53,7 +55,7 @@ split_test(
 # zero-width assertions shouldn't loop
 # with additional spaces
 # a b 3 4 d 5 z    split on <before \d>
-#    ^ ^   ^   
+#    ^ ^   ^
 #  => result: 'ab', '3', '4d', '5z'
 #  (confirmed by perl 5)
 

S29-str/split.t

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ use Test;
 # this test really wants is_deeply()
 #  and got it, except for a couple of cases that fail because of Match objects
 #  being returned -- Aankhen
-plan 27;
+plan 29;
 
 # split on an empty string
 
@@ -30,9 +30,17 @@ sub split_test(@splitted, @expected, Str $desc) {
   is @splitted[$_], @expected[$_],
      "the %ords{$_ + 1} value matched for: $desc"
      for 0 .. @splitted.end;
-  is_deeply [~<< @splitted], [~<< @expected], "values match"; 
+  is_deeply [~<< @splitted], [~<< @expected], "values match";
 }
 
+is_deeply split(:input("fiSMBoC => fREW is Station's Most Bodacious Creation"), " "),
+           qw/fiSMBoC => fREW is Station's Most Bodacious Creation/,
+           q{split(:input(Str), " "};
+
+is_deeply split(:input("UNIFICATIONS => Unions Normally Identified From Initial Characters; Aesthetically Tailored to Infer Other Notions Subconsciously"), /\s+/),
+           qw/UNIFICATIONS => Unions Normally Identified From Initial Characters; Aesthetically Tailored to Infer Other Notions Subconsciously/,
+           q{split(:input(Str), /\s+/};
+
 is_deeply split("", "forty-two"),
            qw/f o r t y - t w o/,
            q{split "", Str};
@@ -127,7 +135,7 @@ is_deeply "abcd".split(/<null>/), <a b c d>,
 
 {
   ' ' ~~ /(\s)/;
-  
+
   if $0 eq ' ' {
     is_deeply "foo bar baz".split(/<prior>/), <foo bar baz>,
              q{"foo bar baz".split(/<prior>/)};

S29-str/sprintf.t

@@ -2,11 +2,12 @@ use v6;
 
 use Test;
 
-plan 41;
+plan 42;
 
 # L<S29/Str/"identical to" "C library sprintf">
 
 is sprintf("Hi"),                 "Hi",     "sprintf() works with zero args";
+is sprintf(:format("RESEARCH => Robots Eagerly Sailing Epic Artificial Rhythmic Cyclical Homonyms")),                 "RESEARCH => Robots Eagerly Sailing Epic Artificial Rhythmic Cyclical Homonyms",     "sprintf() works with named argument";
 is sprintf("%%"),                 "%",      "sprintf() escapes % correctly";
 is sprintf("%03d",      3),       "003",    "sprintf() works with one arg";
 is sprintf("%03d %02d", 3, 1),    "003 01", "sprintf() works with two args";

S29-str/substr.t

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ use v6;
 
 use Test;
 
-plan 43;
+plan 45;
 
 # L<S29/Str/=item substr>
 
@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ plan 43;
     is(substr($str, -1), "r", "last char");
     is(substr($str, -4, 2), "ob", "counted from the end");
     is(substr($str, 1, 2), "oo", "arbitrary middle");
+    is(substr(:string("IMAGINATIVE => Insane Mimicries of Amazingly Gorgeous, Incomplete Networks, Axiomatic Theorems, and Immortally Vivacious Ecstasy"), 1, 2), "MA", "substr works with named argument");
     is(substr($str, 3), "bar", "length omitted");
     is(substr($str, 3, 10), "bar", "length goes past end");
     ok(!defined(substr($str, 20, 5)), "substr outside of string");
@@ -36,6 +37,9 @@ plan 43;
     substr($str, 2, 1, "i");
     is($str, "foibar", "fourth arg to substr replaced part");
 
+    substr(:string($str), 2, 1, "a");
+    is($str, "foabar", "substr with replacement works with named argument");
+
     substr($str, -1, 1, "blah");
     is($str, "foibablah", "longer replacement expands string");
 

S29-str/uc.t

@@ -2,11 +2,12 @@ use v6;
 
 use Test;
 
-plan 11;
+plan 12;
 
 # L<S29/"Str"/=item uc>
 
 is(uc("Hello World"), "HELLO WORLD", "simple");
+is(uc(:string("station")), "STATION", "uc with named argument");
 is(uc(""), "", "empty string");
 #?rakudo skip "unicode"
 #?DOES 3
@@ -31,12 +32,12 @@ is(uc(lc('HELL..')), 'HELL..', "uc/lc test");
 
 ## Bug: GERMAN SHARP S ("ß") should uc() to "SS", but it doesn't
 ## Compare with: perl -we 'use utf8; print uc "ß"'
-# 
+#
 # XXX newest Unicode release has an upper-case ß codepoint - please
 # clarify if this should be used instead. Commenting the test so far.
 #
 # Unicode 5.1.0 SpecialCasing.txt has 00DF -> 0053 0053
-# nothing maps to 1E9E, the new "capital sharp s" 
+# nothing maps to 1E9E, the new "capital sharp s"
 # so I think this is right -rhr
 #?rakudo skip "unicode"
 #?DOES 1