use v6;
use Test;
plan 29;
=begin description
Basic C<delete> tests, see S32.
=end description
# L<S32::Containers/"Array"/=item delete>
# W/ positive indices:
{
my @array = <a b c d>;
is ~@array, "a b c d", "basic sanity (1)";
is ~@array.delete(2), "c",
"deletion of an array element returned the right thing";
is ~@array, "a b Any() d", "deletion of an array element";
is ~@array.delete(0, 3), "a d",
"deletion of array elements returned the right things";
is ~@array, "Any() b", "deletion of array elements (1)";
is +@array, 2, "deletion of array elements (2)";
}
# W/ negative indices:
{
my @array = <a b c d>;
is ~@array.delete(-2), "c",
"deletion of array element accessed by an negative index returned the right thing";
# @array is now ("a", "b", Any, "d") ==> double spaces
is ~@array, "a b Any() d", "deletion of an array element accessed by an negative index (1)";
is +@array, 4, "deletion of an array element accessed by an negative index (2)";
is ~@array.delete(-1), "d",
"deletion of last array element returned the right thing";
# @array is now ("a", "b")
is ~@array, "a b", "deletion of last array element (1)";
is +@array, 2, "deletion of last array element (2)";
}
# W/ multiple positive and negative indices:
{
my @array = <a b c d e f>;
is ~@array.delete(2, -3, -1), "c d f",
"deletion of array elements accessed by positive and negative indices returned right things";
# @array is now ("a", "b", Any, Any, "e") ==> double spaces
is ~@array, "a b Any() Any() e",
"deletion of array elements accessed by positive and negative indices (1)";
is +@array, 5,
"deletion of array elements accessed by positive and negative indices (2)";
}
# Results taken from Perl 5
{
my @array = <a b c>;
is ~@array.delete(2, -1), "c b",
"deletion of the same array element accessed by different indices returned right things";
is ~@array, "a",
"deletion of the same array element accessed by different indices (1)";
is +@array, 1,
"deletion of the same array element accessed by different indices (2)";
}
# L<S32::Containers/"Array"/"Deleted elements at the end of an Array">
{
my @array;
@array[8] = 'eight';
@array.delete(8);
is +@array, 0, 'deletion of trailing items purge empty positions';
}
# W/ one range of positive indices
{
my @array = <a b c d e f>;
is ~@array.delete(2..4), "c d e",
"deletion of array elements accessed by a range of positives indices returned right things";
# @array is now ("a", "b", Any, Any, Any, "f") ==> 4 spaces
is ~@array, "a b Any() Any() Any() f",
"deletion of array elements accessed by a range of positive indices (1)";
is +@array, 6,
"deletion of array elements accessed by a range of positive indices (2)";
}
{
my @array = <a b c d e f>;
is ~@array.delete(2^..4), "d e",
"deletion of array elements accessed by a range of positives indices returned right things (2)";
# @array is now ("a", "b", "c", Any, Any, "f") ==> 4 spaces
is ~@array, "a b c Any() Any() f",
"deletion of array elements accessed by a range of positive indices (3)";
is +@array, 6,
"deletion of array elements accessed by a range of positive indices (4)";
}
# RT #67446
{
my @array = 0..1;
is ~(eval @array.perl ), '0 1', '@array.perl works after init';
is ~( map { 1 }, @array ), '1 1', 'map @array works after init';
@array.delete(0);
lives_ok { @array.perl }, '@array.perl lives after delete';
lives_ok { map { 1 }, @array }, 'map @array lives after delete';
}
# As a function (THERE IS NO FUNCTION)
# {
# my @array = <1 2 3 4>;
# is delete(@array, 1), 2, "simple functional(ish) delete returns value deleted";
# is ~@array, "1 Any() 3 4", "simple functional(ish) delete changes array";
##?rakudo skip 'cannot parse named args'
# is delete(:array(@array), 2,), 3, "simple functional(ish) delete with named argument returns value deleted";
##?rakudo skip 'cannot parse named args'
# is ~@array, "1 3 4", "simple functional(ish) delete with named argument changes array";
#
# }
# TODO More exclusive bounds checks
# TODO W/ multiple ranges
# vim: ft=perl6