test/bibtex/test_lexer.rb in bibtex-ruby-4.4.7 vs test/bibtex/test_lexer.rb in bibtex-ruby-5.0.0

- old
+ new

@@ -1,42 +1,39 @@ -# coding: utf-8 - require 'helper.rb' module BibTeX class LexerTest < Minitest::Spec - it 'correctly scans a string literal' do - assert_equal Lexer.new.analyse(%q(@string{ x = "foo" })).symbols, [:AT,:STRING,:LBRACE,:NAME,:EQ,:STRING_LITERAL,:RBRACE,false] + assert_equal Lexer.new.analyse('@string{ x = "foo" }').symbols, [:AT, :STRING, :LBRACE, :NAME, :EQ, :STRING_LITERAL, :RBRACE, false] end it 'strips line breaks by default' do - Lexer.new.analyse(%Q(@string{ x = "foo\nbar" })).stack[-3].must_be :==, - [:STRING_LITERAL, 'foo bar'] + Lexer.new.analyse(%(@string{ x = "foo\nbar" })).stack[-3].must_be :==, + [:STRING_LITERAL, 'foo bar'] end it 'strips whitespace after line breaks by default' do - Lexer.new.analyse(%Q(@string{ x = "foo\n bar" })).stack[-3].must_be :==, - [:STRING_LITERAL, 'foo bar'] + Lexer.new.analyse(%(@string{ x = "foo\n bar" })).stack[-3].must_be :==, + [:STRING_LITERAL, 'foo bar'] end it 'matches KEY tokens' do - Lexer.new.analyse("@misc{foo, }").symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :KEY, :RBRACE, false] + Lexer.new.analyse('@misc{foo, }').symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :KEY, :RBRACE, false] end it 'matches KEY tokens with non-ascii characters' do - Lexer.new.analyse("@misc{löwe, }").symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :KEY, :RBRACE, false] + Lexer.new.analyse('@misc{löwe, }').symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :KEY, :RBRACE, false] end it 'matches KEY tokens after whitespace' do - Lexer.new.analyse("@misc{ foo, }").symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :KEY, :RBRACE, false] + Lexer.new.analyse('@misc{ foo, }').symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :KEY, :RBRACE, false] end it "doesn't start a comment for types starting with but not equal @comment" do - Lexer.new.analyse("@commentary{staudinger, }").symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :KEY, :RBRACE, false] + Lexer.new.analyse('@commentary{staudinger, }').symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :KEY, :RBRACE, false] end it "doesn't start a preamble for types starting with but not equal @preamble" do - Lexer.new.analyse("@preamblestring{ preamble }").symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :NAME, :RBRACE, false] + Lexer.new.analyse('@preamblestring{ preamble }').symbols.must_be :==, [:AT, :NAME, :LBRACE, :NAME, :RBRACE, false] end end end