It doesn't makes sense to consider a question to be set if it's not even
applicable. This also helps to remove a bunch of duplicate code where these
templates are being used.
This now uses year ranges, which I'll update annually.
This also renames "R-T Specialty" to "Ryan Specialty Group". The latter is
the parent company of the former. I was originally employed under the
former when LoVullo Associates was purchased, by I now work for the parent
company.
These provide a more pleasent abstraction than having to reference CMP_OP_*
constants.
* core/test/core/vector/interpolate.xml: {t:when=>t:where-eq}.
* core/test/core/vector/table.xml: Likewise, but using the other variants
where appropriate given the value of `@op'.
* core/vector/interpolate.xml: Likewise.
* core/vector/table.xml (_when_, _where_): Rename former to latter and
provide deprecation warning.
(_when-lt_, _when-lte_, _when-gt_, _when-gte_): Add abstractions.
* src/current/rater.xsd: Permit template variable as tenplate name.
This is fairly primitive support and it completely sidesteps the bisect
algorithm for now. The next commit will abstract this a little bit further
to make it less awkward to use.
* core/test/core/vector/table.xml: New test cases.
* core/vector/filter.xml (CmpOp): New typedef.
(mfilter): Document that bisecting will not happen unless `CMP_OP_EQ'
is used. Implement that restriction.
[op]: New parameter. Provide it to `mrange'.
(_mfilter, _mrange_cmp): Rename from `_mfilter'. Implement new comparison
check based on `op'
[op]: New argument.
* core/vector/table.xml (_when_)[@op@]: New param. Add it to the produced
vector.
(_mquery): Unpack op (from `_when_') in call to `mfilter'.
Just trying to clean up a little as I go to start to make it easier
to understand.
* core/vector/filter.xml: Use _when-*_ templates and c:recurse.
* core/vector/table.xml: Likewise.
* core/test/spec.xml (_describe_): Enclose aggregate classification in a
series of nested expand-sequence to work around bug (described in
comment), which was causing test cases to not be compiled.
This is a BC break since this generates assertions by default. To maintain
BC, set `@allow-zero@' and `@allow-negative@' to `true' in existing template
applications.
* core/insurance.xml
(assert_ignore_premium_zero, assert_ignore_premium_negative): New params.
(_premium_): Generate assertions.
[@allow-zero@, @allow-negative@]: New params.
This is the start of a working build for core.
* .gitignore: Ignore generated files from configuration and build.
* build.xml: Copy from rater repo. This is the last remaining ant-based
dependency and can be gotten rid of; see comments.
* configure.ac: New file.
* rater/build-aux, rater/src: New symlinks.
This was broken by a previous commit, but was not noticed because
the test cases aren't being compiled as part of the build yet!
Now that we have tamed, that is an option.
* test/core/insurance.xml: Add missing @desc@.
* assert.xml (_assert_)[@neg-desc@]: New param to allow setting the
description of the negative classification. This is especially useful
when humans are going to be reading the assertion classifications; it can
otherwise be very confusing.
* assert.xml (_assert_)[@neg-as@, @neg-yields@]: Rename from `@neg_as@' and
`@neg_yields' respectively.
This renames these params to be consistent with modern standards.
We want to do this before they're actually in use.
This won't be a problem in practice if nothing imports the
package, so existing systems won't be affected.
* datetime.xml: New assertion for timestamp_current.
* test/core/suite.xml: Import new fold test package.
* test/core/vector/fold.xml: New test package.
* vector/fold.xml: New package. Adds `_unfold-vector-grouped_'.
This would be better handled by better template arithmetic features, but
that's for another time.
* tplgen.xml (_for-each-n_): Add `current_n_dec' for caller body, which
decrements `current_n` by 1 (for 0-indexed values).
This makes it more unlikely to actually occur in a table lookup;
the previous value worried me.
* vector/filter.xml (TABLE_WHEN_MASK_VALUE): Decrease value.
Mike Gerwitz