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string: rename string type to nstr_t

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This might annoy a bunch of people, but it kinda
follows the "traditional" C coding style and i
like it more.  Also it reminds you that strings
are absolutely not a primitive data type.
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anna 2021-07-22 12:20:53 +02:00
parent cb09acbc7c
commit c797540dbc
Signed by: fef
GPG key ID: EC22E476DC2D3D84
27 changed files with 208 additions and 208 deletions
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test/string/nstrcmp.cpp
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@ -8,8 +8,8 @@
TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return 0 if strings are equal", "[string/nstrcat.c]" )
{
error err;
string *s1 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
string *s2 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
nstr_t *s1 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
nstr_t *s2 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
int diff = nstrcmp(s1, s2, &err);
@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return 0 if strings are equal", "[string/nstrcat.c]" )
TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return negative if first string is empty", "[string/nstrcat.c]" )
{
error err;
string *s1 = nstr("", nil);
string *s2 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
nstr_t *s1 = nstr("", nil);
nstr_t *s2 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
int diff = nstrcmp(s1, s2, &err);
@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return negative if first string is empty", "[string/nstrcat
TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return positive if second string is empty", "[string/nstrcat.c]" )
{
error err;
string *s1 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
string *s2 = nstr("", nil);
nstr_t *s1 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
nstr_t *s2 = nstr("", nil);
int diff = nstrcmp(s1, s2, &err);
@ -53,8 +53,8 @@ TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return positive if second string is empty", "[string/nstrca
TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return 0 if both strings are empty", "[string/nstrcat.c]" )
{
error err;
string *s1 = nstr("", nil);
string *s2 = nstr("", nil);
nstr_t *s1 = nstr("", nil);
nstr_t *s2 = nstr("", nil);
int diff = nstrcmp(s1, s2, &err);
@ -69,8 +69,8 @@ TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return positive if first string is larger", "[string/nstrca
{
error err;
/* 'a' has a higher ASCII value than 'A' */
string *s1 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
string *s2 = nstr("aaaAa", nil);
nstr_t *s1 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
nstr_t *s2 = nstr("aaaAa", nil);
int diff = nstrcmp(s1, s2, &err);
@ -85,8 +85,8 @@ TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return negative if second string is larger", "[string/nstrc
{
error err;
/* 'a' has a higher ASCII value than 'A' */
string *s1 = nstr("aaaAa", nil);
string *s2 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
nstr_t *s1 = nstr("aaaAa", nil);
nstr_t *s2 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
int diff = nstrcmp(s1, s2, &err);
@ -101,11 +101,11 @@ TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Return negative if second string is larger", "[string/nstrc
TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Error if first string is nil", "[string/nstrcat.c]" )
{
error err;
string *s2 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
nstr_t *s2 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
usize diff = nstrcmp(nil, s2, &err);
string *expected_msg = nstr("First string is nil", nil);
string *actual_msg = errmsg(&err);
nstr_t *expected_msg = nstr("First string is nil", nil);
nstr_t *actual_msg = errmsg(&err);
REQUIRE( diff > 0 );
REQUIRE( errnum(&err) == EFAULT );
@ -119,11 +119,11 @@ TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Error if first string is nil", "[string/nstrcat.c]" )
TEST_CASE( "nstrcmp: Error if second string is nil", "[string/nstrcat.c]" )
{
error err;
string *s1 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
nstr_t *s1 = nstr("aaaaa", nil);
usize diff = nstrcmp(s1, nil, &err);
string *expected_msg = nstr("Second string is nil", nil);
string *actual_msg = errmsg(&err);
nstr_t *expected_msg = nstr("Second string is nil", nil);
nstr_t *actual_msg = errmsg(&err);
REQUIRE( diff > 0 );
REQUIRE( errnum(&err) == EFAULT );