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@ -181,6 +181,7 @@ func TestGriffin(t *testing.T) { |
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N := func(l *IAVLNode, i int, r *IAVLNode) *IAVLNode { |
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n := &IAVLNode{Int32(i), nil, -1, nil, l, r} |
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n.calc_height() |
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n.Hash() |
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return n |
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} |
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@ -198,20 +199,47 @@ func TestGriffin(t *testing.T) { |
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} |
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} |
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expectPut := func(n *IAVLNode, i int, repr string) { |
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expectHash := func(n2 *IAVLNode, hashCount int) { |
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// ensure number of new hash calculations is as expected.
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hash, count := n2.Hash() |
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if count != hashCount { |
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t.Fatalf("Expected %v new hashes, got %v", hashCount, count) |
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} |
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// nuke hashes and reconstruct hash, ensure it's the same.
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var node Node |
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for itr:=Iterator(n2); itr!=nil; { |
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node, itr = itr() |
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if node != nil { |
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node.(*IAVLNode).hash = nil |
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} |
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} |
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// ensure that the new hash after nuking is the same as the old.
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newHash, _ := n2.Hash() |
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if bytes.Compare(hash, newHash) != 0 { |
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t.Fatalf("Expected hash %v but got %v after nuking", hash, newHash) |
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} |
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} |
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expectPut := func(n *IAVLNode, i int, repr string, hashCount int) { |
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n2, updated := n.Put(Int32(i), nil) |
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// ensure node was added & structure is as expected.
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if updated == true || P(n2) != repr { |
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t.Fatalf("Adding %v to %v:\nExpected %v\nUnexpectedly got %v updated:%v", |
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i, P(n), repr, P(n2), updated) |
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} |
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// ensure hash calculation requirements
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expectHash(n2, hashCount) |
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} |
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expectRemove := func(n *IAVLNode, i int, repr string) { |
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expectRemove := func(n *IAVLNode, i int, repr string, hashCount int) { |
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n2, value, err := n.Remove(Int32(i)) |
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// ensure node was added & structure is as expected.
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if value != nil || err != nil || P(n2) != repr { |
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t.Fatalf("Removing %v from %v:\nExpected %v\nUnexpectedly got %v value:%v err:%v", |
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i, P(n), repr, P(n2), value, err) |
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} |
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// ensure hash calculation requirements
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expectHash(n2, hashCount) |
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} |
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//////// Test Put cases:
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n1 := N(N(nil, 4, nil), 20, nil) |
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if P(n1) != "(4 20 -)" { t.Fatalf("Got %v", P(n1)) } |
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expectPut(n1, 15, "(4 15 20)") |
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expectPut(n1, 8, "(4 8 20)") |
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expectPut(n1, 15, "(4 15 20)", 3) |
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expectPut(n1, 8, "(4 8 20)", 3) |
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// Case 2:
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n2 := N(N(N(nil, 3, nil), 4, N(nil, 9, nil)), 20, N(nil, 26, nil)) |
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if P(n2) != "((3 4 9) 20 26)" { t.Fatalf("Got %v", P(n2)) } |
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expectPut(n2, 15, "((3 4 -) 9 (15 20 26))") |
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expectPut(n2, 8, "((3 4 8) 9 (- 20 26))") |
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expectPut(n2, 15, "((3 4 -) 9 (15 20 26))", 4) |
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expectPut(n2, 8, "((3 4 8) 9 (- 20 26))", 4) |
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// Case 2:
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n3 := N(N(N(N(nil, 2, nil), 3, nil), 4, N(N(nil, 7, nil), 9, N(nil, 11, nil))), |
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20, N(N(nil, 21, nil), 26, N(nil, 30, nil))) |
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if P(n3) != "(((2 3 -) 4 (7 9 11)) 20 (21 26 30))" { t.Fatalf("Got %v", P(n3)) } |
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expectPut(n3, 15, "(((2 3 -) 4 7) 9 ((- 11 15) 20 (21 26 30)))") |
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expectPut(n3, 8, "(((2 3 -) 4 (- 7 8)) 9 (11 20 (21 26 30)))") |
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expectPut(n3, 15, "(((2 3 -) 4 7) 9 ((- 11 15) 20 (21 26 30)))", 5) |
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expectPut(n3, 8, "(((2 3 -) 4 (- 7 8)) 9 (11 20 (21 26 30)))", 5) |
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//////// Test Remove cases:
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@ -245,34 +273,20 @@ func TestGriffin(t *testing.T) { |
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n4 := N(N(nil, 1, nil), 2, N(N(nil, 3, nil), 4, N(nil, 5, nil))) |
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if P(n4) != "(1 2 (3 4 5))" { t.Fatalf("Got %v", P(n4)) } |
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expectRemove(n4, 1, "((- 2 3) 4 5)") |
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expectRemove(n4, 1, "((- 2 3) 4 5)", 2) |
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// Case 5:
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n5 := N(N(N(nil, 1, nil), 2, N(N(nil, 3, nil), 4, N(nil, 5, nil))), 6, |
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N(N(N(nil, 7, nil), 8, nil), 9, N(N(nil, 10, nil), 11, N(nil, 12, N(nil, 13, nil))))) |
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if P(n5) != "((1 2 (3 4 5)) 6 ((7 8 -) 9 (10 11 (- 12 13))))" { t.Fatalf("Got %v", P(n5)) } |
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expectRemove(n5, 1, "(((- 2 3) 4 5) 6 ((7 8 -) 9 (10 11 (- 12 13))))") |
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expectRemove(n5, 1, "(((- 2 3) 4 5) 6 ((7 8 -) 9 (10 11 (- 12 13))))", 3) |
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// Case 6:
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n6 := N(N(N(nil, 1, nil), 2, N(nil, 3, N(nil, 4, nil))), 5, |
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N(N(N(nil, 6, nil), 7, nil), 8, N(N(nil, 9, nil), 10, N(nil, 11, N(nil, 12, nil))))) |
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if P(n6) != "((1 2 (- 3 4)) 5 ((6 7 -) 8 (9 10 (- 11 12))))" { t.Fatalf("Got %v", P(n6)) } |
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expectRemove(n6, 1, "(((2 3 4) 5 (6 7 -)) 8 (9 10 (- 11 12)))") |
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} |
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func TestHash(t *testing.T) { |
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// Maybe, construct some tree & determine the number of new hashes calculated.
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// Make sure the number of new hashings is expected, as well as the hash value.
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// Then, nuke the hash values and reconstruct, ensure that the resulting hash is the same.
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tree := NewIAVLTree() |
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tree.Put(String("foo"), String("bar")) |
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fmt.Println(tree.Hash()) |
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expectRemove(n6, 1, "(((2 3 4) 5 (6 7 -)) 8 (9 10 (- 11 12)))", 4) |
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tree.Put(String("foo2"), String("bar")) |
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fmt.Println(tree.Hash()) |
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} |