#!/usr/bin/pugs

use v6;
use Test;

=kwid

Various length tests (though "length" should not be used)

This does not adequately test .chars, which is language dependent 
and needs more careful tests.

http://www.unicode.org/unicode/reports/tr11/

=cut

plan 33;

# string literals, for sanity

is("".bytes,         0, "empty string");
is("moose".bytes,    5, "moose");
my $x = undef; 
ok(!(try { $x.bytes }), "undef.bytes fail()s");
# See thread "undef.chars" on p6l started by Ingo Blechschmidt:
# http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl6.language/22595

# Precedence tests
ok (chars "abcdef" > 4),     "chars() has the right precedence (1)";
is (chars("abcdef" > 4)), 0, "chars() has the right precedence (2)";

# and the real tests.

# Please add test strings in your favorite script, especially if
# it is boustrophedonic or otherwise interesting.
my @stringy = <@stringy>;
my @data = (
    # string       octets codepoints grapheme chars
    "",               0,        0,         0,  0,
    "moose",          5,        5,         5,  5,
    "C:\\Program Files",           16,        16,         16,  16,
    ~@stringy,           8,          8,         8,   8,
    "\x020ac \\x020ac",           11,        9,         9,  9,
    "בדיקה",         10,        5,         5,  5,
    "בדיקה 123",     14,        9,         9,  9,
);
#:map { my %hash; %hash<string bytes codes graphs> = $_; \%hash };

for @data -> $string, $bytes, $codes, $graphs, $chars {
    is($string.bytes, $bytes, "'{$string}'.bytes");
    is($string.chars, $chars, "'{$string}'.chars");
    is($string.codes, $codes, "'{$string}'.codes");
    is($string.graphs, $graphs, "'{$string}'.graphs");
}
