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authorDavid Robillard <d@drobilla.net>2024-09-01 10:07:01 -0400
committerDavid Robillard <d@drobilla.net>2024-09-01 10:07:01 -0400
commit762dbf2bd8d22230ac40136d7f1c749a46c60d7b (patch)
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Use a consistent naming scheme for test helper functions
Diffstat (limited to 'test/test_uri.c')
-rw-r--r--test/test_uri.c102
1 files changed, 51 insertions, 51 deletions
diff --git a/test/test_uri.c b/test/test_uri.c
index fc5eab71..94669ad5 100644
--- a/test/test_uri.c
+++ b/test/test_uri.c
@@ -37,11 +37,11 @@ test_uri_string_has_scheme(void)
}
static void
-test_file_uri(const char* const hostname,
- const char* const path,
- const bool escape,
- const char* const expected_uri,
- const char* expected_path)
+check_file_uri(const char* const hostname,
+ const char* const path,
+ const bool escape,
+ const char* const expected_uri,
+ const char* expected_path)
{
if (!expected_path) {
expected_path = path;
@@ -112,62 +112,62 @@ test_uri_to_path(void)
static void
test_uri_parsing(void)
{
- test_file_uri(NULL, "C:/My 100%", true, "file:///C:/My%20100%%", NULL);
- test_file_uri(NULL, "/foo/bar", true, "file:///foo/bar", NULL);
- test_file_uri("bhost", "/foo/bar", true, "file://bhost/foo/bar", NULL);
- test_file_uri(NULL, "a/relative path", false, "a/relative path", NULL);
- test_file_uri(
+ check_file_uri(NULL, "C:/My 100%", true, "file:///C:/My%20100%%", NULL);
+ check_file_uri(NULL, "/foo/bar", true, "file:///foo/bar", NULL);
+ check_file_uri("bhost", "/foo/bar", true, "file://bhost/foo/bar", NULL);
+ check_file_uri(NULL, "a/relative path", false, "a/relative path", NULL);
+ check_file_uri(
NULL, "a/relative <path>", true, "a/relative%20%3Cpath%3E", NULL);
#ifdef _WIN32
- test_file_uri(
+ check_file_uri(
NULL, "C:\\My 100%", true, "file:///C:/My%20100%%", "C:/My 100%");
- test_file_uri(NULL,
- "\\drive\\relative",
- true,
- "file:///drive/relative",
- "/drive/relative");
-
- test_file_uri(NULL,
- "C:\\Program Files\\Serd",
- true,
- "file:///C:/Program%20Files/Serd",
- "C:/Program Files/Serd");
-
- test_file_uri("ahost",
- "C:\\Pointless Space",
- true,
- "file://ahost/C:/Pointless%20Space",
- "C:/Pointless Space");
+ check_file_uri(NULL,
+ "\\drive\\relative",
+ true,
+ "file:///drive/relative",
+ "/drive/relative");
+
+ check_file_uri(NULL,
+ "C:\\Program Files\\Serd",
+ true,
+ "file:///C:/Program%20Files/Serd",
+ "C:/Program Files/Serd");
+
+ check_file_uri("ahost",
+ "C:\\Pointless Space",
+ true,
+ "file://ahost/C:/Pointless%20Space",
+ "C:/Pointless Space");
#else
/* What happens with Windows paths on other platforms is a bit weird, but
more or less unavoidable. It doesn't work to interpret backslashes as
path separators on any other platform. */
- test_file_uri("ahost",
- "C:\\Pointless Space",
- true,
- "file://ahost/C:%5CPointless%20Space",
- "/C:\\Pointless Space");
-
- test_file_uri(NULL,
- "\\drive\\relative",
- true,
- "%5Cdrive%5Crelative",
- "\\drive\\relative");
-
- test_file_uri(NULL,
- "C:\\Program Files\\Serd",
- true,
- "file:///C:%5CProgram%20Files%5CSerd",
- "/C:\\Program Files\\Serd");
-
- test_file_uri("ahost",
- "C:\\Pointless Space",
- true,
- "file://ahost/C:%5CPointless%20Space",
- "/C:\\Pointless Space");
+ check_file_uri("ahost",
+ "C:\\Pointless Space",
+ true,
+ "file://ahost/C:%5CPointless%20Space",
+ "/C:\\Pointless Space");
+
+ check_file_uri(NULL,
+ "\\drive\\relative",
+ true,
+ "%5Cdrive%5Crelative",
+ "\\drive\\relative");
+
+ check_file_uri(NULL,
+ "C:\\Program Files\\Serd",
+ true,
+ "file:///C:%5CProgram%20Files%5CSerd",
+ "/C:\\Program Files\\Serd");
+
+ check_file_uri("ahost",
+ "C:\\Pointless Space",
+ true,
+ "file://ahost/C:%5CPointless%20Space",
+ "/C:\\Pointless Space");
#endif
// Test tolerance of NULL hostname parameter