hoxsl/test/apply/ref.xspec

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<description xmlns="http://www.jenitennison.com/xslt/xspec"
             xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
             xmlns:x="http://www.jenitennison.com/xslt/xspec"
             xmlns:f="http://mikegerwitz.com/hoxsl/apply"
             xmlns:foo="http://mikegerwitz.com/_junk"
             stylesheet="ref-test.xsl">

  <variable name="foo-uri"
            select="namespace-uri-for-prefix(
                      'foo', root(.)/element() )" />

  <variable name="test-arity"
            select="5" />

  <variable name="test-fn"
            select="f:make-ref( QName( $foo-uri, 'foo:bar' ),
                                $test-arity )" />

  <variable name="args">
    <foo:args>
      <foo:a />
      <foo:b />
      <foo:c />
      <foo:d />
    </foo:args>
  </variable>


  <scenario label="f:make-ref constructor">
    <scenario label="when called with a function QName and arity">
      <variable name="qname"
                select="QName( $foo-uri, 'reftest' )" />
      <variable name="arity"
                select="2" />

      <call function="f:make-ref">
        <param name="name"  select="$qname" />
        <param name="arity" select="$arity" />
      </call>

      <expect label="produces a dynamic function reference"
              test="f:is-ref( $x:result )" />

      <expect label="produces provided reference arity"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = $arity" />

      <expect label="produces reference to expected QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = $qname" />

      <!-- this isn't breaking encapsulation: we know that a sequence
           is returned and we must know how to delimit the references
           within it -->
      <expect label="produces length equal to length of returned
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="produces a valid dynamic function reference">
      <variable name="arg">
        <foo:bar />
      </variable>

      <call function="f:apply">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:make-ref( QName( $foo-uri, 'fn1' ),
                                   1 )" />
        <param name="arg1" select="$arg" />
      </call>

      <expect label="that can be applied using f:apply"
              test="$x:result[ 1 ] = foo:applied[ @n = 1 ]
                    and $x:result[ 2 ] is $arg" />
    </scenario>
  </scenario>


  <scenario label="f:is-ref predicate">
    <scenario label="given a valid dynamic function reference">
      <call function="f:is-ref">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:make-ref( QName( $foo-uri, 'foo' ), 0 )" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns true()"
              select="true()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a valid dynamic function reference adjacent
                     to other data">
      <call function="f:is-ref">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:make-ref( QName( $foo-uri, 'foo' ), 0 ),
                       'adjacent data'" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns true()"
              select="true()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given an invalid dynamic function reference">
      <call function="f:is-ref">
        <param name="fnref">
          <foo:bar />
        </param>
      </call>

      <expect label="returns false()"
              select="false()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a dynamic function reference without arity">
      <call function="f:is-ref">
        <param name="fnref">
          <f:ref>
            <foo:bar />
          </f:ref>
        </param>
      </call>

      <expect label="returns false()"
              select="false()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a dynamic function reference without
                     integral arity">
      <call function="f:is-ref">
        <param name="fnref">
          <f:ref arity="moo">
            <foo:bar />
          </f:ref>
        </param>
      </call>

      <expect label="returns false()"
              select="false()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a dynamic function reference without target
                     node">
      <call function="f:is-ref">
        <param name="fnref">
          <f:ref arity="0" />
        </param>
      </call>

      <expect label="returns false()"
              select="false()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given an empty sequence">
      <call function="f:is-ref">
        <param name="fnref" select="()" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns false()"
              select="false()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a non-element">
      <call function="f:is-ref">
        <param name="fnref" select="5" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns false()"
              select="false()" />
    </scenario>
  </scenario>


  <scenario label="f:QName accessor">
    <variable name="foo-qname"
              select="QName( $foo-uri, 'foo' )" />

    <scenario label="given a valid dynamic function reference with no
                     argments">
      <call function="f:QName">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:make-ref( $foo-qname, 0 )" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns QName"
              test="$x:result instance of xs:QName" />

      <expect label="returns QName of target dynamic function"
              select="$foo-qname" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a valid dynamic function reference with
                     argments">
      <call function="f:QName">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( f:make-ref( $foo-qname, 0 ),
                                   (1, 2) )" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns QName"
              test="$x:result instance of xs:QName" />

      <expect label="returns QName of target dynamic function"
              select="$foo-qname" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a dynamic function reference with no target
                     node">
      <call function="f:QName">
        <param name="fnref">
          <f:ref arity="5" />
        </param>
      </call>

      <expect label="returns empty sequence"
              select="()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a valid dynamic function reference with
                     adjacent data">
      <call function="f:QName">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:make-ref( $foo-qname, 0 ),
                       'adjacent data'" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns QName"
              test="$x:result instance of xs:QName" />

      <expect label="returns QName of target dynamic function"
              select="$foo-qname" />
    </scenario>
  </scenario>


  <scenario label="f:arity">
    <variable name="test-arity"
              select="5" />

    <scenario label="given a proper function reference">
      <!-- test our format directly; do not rely on the
           apply-gen code -->
      <call function="f:arity">
        <param name="fnref" select="$test-fn" />
      </call>

      <expect label="provides function arity"
              select="$test-arity" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a proper function reference with adjacent
                     data">
      <!-- test our format directly; do not rely on the
           apply-gen code -->
      <call function="f:arity">
        <param name="fnref" select="$test-fn,
                                    'adjacent data'" />
      </call>

      <expect label="provides function arity"
              select="$test-arity" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a partially applied function reference">
      <call function="f:arity">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:apply( $test-fn, 1, 2 )" />
      </call>

      <expect label="provides arity of the target function minus the
                     number of bound parameters"
              select="$test-arity - 2" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="given a multiply-partially-applied function reference">
      <call function="f:arity">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:apply(
                         f:apply( $test-fn, 1, 2 ),
                         3 )" />
      </call>

      <expect label="provides arity of the target function minus the
                     number of bound parameters"
              select="$test-arity - 3" />
    </scenario>
  </scenario>


  <scenario label="f:set-args setter">
    <scenario label="setting empty args on reference with no args">
      <call function="f:set-args">
        <param name="fnref" select="$test-fn" />
        <param name="args"  select="()" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="retains target arity"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="setting args on reference with no args">
      <call function="f:set-args">
        <param name="fnref" select="$test-fn" />
        <param name="args"  select="(1, 2)" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <!-- the function is now partially applied -->
      <expect label="reduces arity by number of arguments"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 2" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="clearing args on reference with args">
      <call function="f:set-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn, (1, 2) )" />
        <param name="args"
               select="()" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <!-- the function is no longer partially applied -->
      <expect label="restores target function arity"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="increasing reference argument count">
      <call function="f:set-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn, (1, 2) )" />
        <param name="args"
               select="(1, 2, 3)" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <!-- the function is no longer partially applied -->
      <expect label="reduces arity by number of argments"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 3" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="decrasing reference argument count">
      <call function="f:set-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn, (1, 2) )" />
        <param name="args"
               select="1" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <!-- the function is no longer partially applied -->
      <expect label="increases arity by difference in argument count"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 1" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="operating adjacent to other data">
      <call function="f:set-args">
        <param name="fnref" select="$test-fn,
                                    $args/foo:a,
                                    $args/foo:b" />
        <param name="args"  select="(1, 2)" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="reduces arity by number of arguments"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 2" />

      <!-- notice that the length _does not_ reflect adjacent data -->
      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence, sans adjacent data"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result ) - 2" />

      <variable name="rlength" select="count( $x:result )" />
      <expect label="retains adjacent data by reference"
              test="$x:result[ $rlength - 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and $x:result[ $rlength ] is $args/foo:b" />
    </scenario>
  </scenario>


  <scenario label="f:args accessor">
    <scenario label="given a new dynamic function reference">
      <call function="f:args">
        <param name="fnref" select="$test-fn" />
      </call>

      <expect label="produces empty argument list"
              select="()" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="after an initial f:set-args">
      <call function="f:args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn, ($args/foo:a,
                                              $args/foo:b) )" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns sequence of arguments by reference"
              test="$x:result[ 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                      and $x:result[ 2 ] is $args/foo:b" />

      <expect label="returns no other items"
              test="count( $x:result ) = 2" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="after a f:set-args on an existing argument list">
      <call function="f:args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args(
                         f:set-args( $test-fn, ($args/foo:a,
                                                $args/foo:b) ),
                         ($args/foo:b,
                          $args/foo:c) )" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns sequence of arguments by reference,
                     discarding previously set arguments"
              test="$x:result[ 1 ] is $args/foo:b
                      and $x:result[ 2 ] is $args/foo:c" />

      <expect label="returns no other items"
              test="count( $x:result ) = 2" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="operating on a reference preceding adjacent data">
      <call function="f:args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn, ($args/foo:a,
                                              $args/foo:b) ),
                       'adjacent data'" />
      </call>

      <expect label="returns sequence of arguments by reference"
              test="$x:result[ 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                      and $x:result[ 2 ] is $args/foo:b" />

      <expect label="returns no adjacent data"
              test="count( $x:result ) = 2" />
    </scenario>
  </scenario>


  <scenario label="f:push-args mutator">
    <scenario label="pushing arguments onto empty reference list">
      <call function="f:push-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="$test-fn" />
        <param name="args"
               select="$args/foo:a,
                       $args/foo:b" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="reduces arity by number of arguments, relative to
                     target function"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 2" />

      <expect label="sets arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and f:args( $x:result )[ 2 ] is $args/foo:b" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="pushing arguments onto populated reference
                     list">
      <call function="f:push-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn,
                                   ($args/foo:a,
                                    $args/foo:b) )" />
        <param name="args"
               select="$args/foo:c,
                       $args/foo:d" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="reduces arity by number of arguments, relative to
                     previous arity"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 4" />

      <expect label="retains previous arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and f:args( $x:result )[ 2 ] is $args/foo:b" />

      <expect label="pushes new arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 3 ] is $args/foo:c
                    and f:args( $x:result )[ 4 ] is $args/foo:d" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="pushing empty argument list onto populated
                     reference list">
      <call function="f:push-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn,
                                   ($args/foo:a,
                                    $args/foo:b) )" />
        <param name="args" select="()" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="retains previous reference arity"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 2" />

      <expect label="retains previous arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and f:args( $x:result )[ 2 ] is $args/foo:b" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="pushing arguments onto reference adjacent to
                     other data">
      <call function="f:push-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="$test-fn,
                       $args/foo:a,
                       $args/foo:b" />
        <param name="args"
               select="$args/foo:c" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="reduces arity by number of arguments, relative to
                     target function"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 1" />

      <expect label="sets arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 1 ] is $args/foo:c" />

      <variable name="rlength" select="count( $x:result )" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence, sans adjacent data"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = $rlength - 2" />

      <expect label="retains adjacent data by reference"
              test="$x:result[ $rlength - 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and $x:result[ $rlength ] is $args/foo:b" />
    </scenario>
  </scenario>


  <scenario label="f:unshift-args mutator">
    <scenario label="unshifting arguments onto empty reference list">
      <call function="f:unshift-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="$test-fn" />
        <param name="args"
               select="$args/foo:a,
                       $args/foo:b" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="reduces arity by number of arguments, relative to
                     target function"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 2" />

      <expect label="sets arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and f:args( $x:result )[ 2 ] is $args/foo:b" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="unshifting arguments onto populated reference
                     list">
      <call function="f:unshift-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn,
                                   ($args/foo:a,
                                    $args/foo:b) )" />
        <param name="args"
               select="$args/foo:c,
                       $args/foo:d" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="reduces arity by number of arguments, relative to
                     previous arity"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 4" />

      <expect label="retains previous arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 3 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and f:args( $x:result )[ 4 ] is $args/foo:b" />

      <expect label="unshifts new arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 1 ] is $args/foo:c
                    and f:args( $x:result )[ 2 ] is $args/foo:d" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="unshifting empty argument list onto populated
                     reference list">
      <call function="f:unshift-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="f:set-args( $test-fn,
                                   ($args/foo:a,
                                    $args/foo:b) )" />
        <param name="args" select="()" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="retains previous reference arity"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 2" />

      <expect label="retains previous arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and f:args( $x:result )[ 2 ] is $args/foo:b" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = count( $x:result )" />
    </scenario>


    <scenario label="unshifting arguments onto reference adjacent to
                     other data">
      <call function="f:unshift-args">
        <param name="fnref"
               select="$test-fn,
                       $args/foo:a,
                       $args/foo:b" />
        <param name="args"
               select="$args/foo:c" />
      </call>

      <expect label="retains target QName"
              test="f:QName( $x:result ) = f:QName( $test-fn )" />

      <expect label="reduces arity by number of arguments, relative to
                     target function"
              test="f:arity( $x:result ) = f:arity( $test-fn ) - 1" />

      <expect label="sets arguments by reference"
              test="f:args( $x:result )[ 1 ] is $args/foo:c" />

      <variable name="rlength" select="count( $x:result )" />

      <expect label="produces length equal to length of constructed
                     sequence, sans adjacent data"
              test="f:length( $x:result ) = $rlength - 2" />

      <expect label="retains adjacent data by reference"
              test="$x:result[ $rlength - 1 ] is $args/foo:a
                    and $x:result[ $rlength ] is $args/foo:b" />
    </scenario>
  </scenario>
</description>