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325 lines
8.7 KiB
325 lines
8.7 KiB
// Copyright 2014 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
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// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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// found in the LICENSE file.
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#include <algorithm>
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#include <functional>
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#include <string>
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#include <utility>
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#include <vector>
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#include <brillo/any.h>
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#include <gtest/gtest.h>
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using brillo::Any;
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TEST(Any, Empty) {
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Any val;
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsEmpty());
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Any val2 = val;
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val2.IsEmpty());
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Any val3 = std::move(val);
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val3.IsEmpty());
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}
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TEST(Any, SimpleTypes) {
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Any val(20);
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<int>());
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EXPECT_EQ(20, val.Get<int>());
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Any val2(3.1415926);
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EXPECT_FALSE(val2.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val2.IsTypeCompatible<double>());
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EXPECT_FALSE(val2.IsTypeCompatible<int>());
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EXPECT_DOUBLE_EQ(3.1415926, val2.Get<double>());
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Any val3(std::string("blah"));
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EXPECT_TRUE(val3.IsTypeCompatible<std::string>());
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EXPECT_EQ("blah", val3.Get<std::string>());
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}
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TEST(Any, Clear) {
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Any val('x');
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_EQ('x', val.Get<char>());
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val.Clear();
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsEmpty());
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}
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TEST(Any, Assignments) {
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Any val(20);
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EXPECT_EQ(20, val.Get<int>());
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val = 3.1415926;
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<double>());
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EXPECT_DOUBLE_EQ(3.1415926, val.Get<double>());
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val = std::string("blah");
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EXPECT_EQ("blah", val.Get<std::string>());
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Any val2;
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EXPECT_TRUE(val2.IsEmpty());
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val2 = val;
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_FALSE(val2.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_EQ("blah", val.Get<std::string>());
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EXPECT_EQ("blah", val2.Get<std::string>());
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val.Clear();
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_EQ("blah", val2.Get<std::string>());
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val2.Clear();
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EXPECT_TRUE(val2.IsEmpty());
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val = std::vector<int>{100, 20, 3};
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auto v = val.Get<std::vector<int>>();
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EXPECT_EQ(100, v[0]);
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EXPECT_EQ(20, v[1]);
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EXPECT_EQ(3, v[2]);
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val2 = std::move(val);
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val2.IsTypeCompatible<std::vector<int>>());
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EXPECT_EQ(3, val2.Get<std::vector<int>>().size());
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val = val2;
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<std::vector<int>>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val2.IsTypeCompatible<std::vector<int>>());
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EXPECT_EQ(3, val.Get<std::vector<int>>().size());
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EXPECT_EQ(3, val2.Get<std::vector<int>>().size());
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}
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TEST(Any, Enums) {
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enum class Dummy { foo, bar, baz };
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Any val(Dummy::bar);
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsEmpty());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsConvertibleToInteger());
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EXPECT_EQ(Dummy::bar, val.Get<Dummy>());
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EXPECT_EQ(1, val.GetAsInteger());
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val = Dummy::baz;
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EXPECT_EQ(2, val.GetAsInteger());
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val = Dummy::foo;
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EXPECT_EQ(0, val.GetAsInteger());
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}
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TEST(Any, Integers) {
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Any val(14);
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsConvertibleToInteger());
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EXPECT_EQ(14, val.Get<int>());
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EXPECT_EQ(14, val.GetAsInteger());
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val = '\x40';
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsConvertibleToInteger());
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EXPECT_EQ(64, val.Get<char>());
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EXPECT_EQ(64, val.GetAsInteger());
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val = static_cast<uint16_t>(65535);
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsConvertibleToInteger());
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EXPECT_EQ(65535, val.Get<uint16_t>());
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EXPECT_EQ(65535, val.GetAsInteger());
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val = static_cast<uint64_t>(0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFULL);
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsConvertibleToInteger());
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EXPECT_EQ(0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFULL, val.Get<uint64_t>());
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EXPECT_EQ(-1, val.GetAsInteger());
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val = "abc";
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsConvertibleToInteger());
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int a = 5;
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val = &a;
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsConvertibleToInteger());
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}
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TEST(Any, Pointers) {
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Any val("abc"); // const char*
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsTypeCompatible<char*>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<const char*>());
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsTypeCompatible<volatile char*>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<volatile const char*>());
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EXPECT_STREQ("abc", val.Get<const char*>());
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int a = 10;
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val = &a;
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<int*>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<const int*>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<volatile int*>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<volatile const int*>());
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EXPECT_EQ(10, *val.Get<const int*>());
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*val.Get<int*>() = 3;
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EXPECT_EQ(3, a);
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}
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TEST(Any, Arrays) {
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// The following test are here to validate the array-to-pointer decay rules.
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// Since Any does not store the contents of a C-style array, just a pointer
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// to the data, putting array data into Any could be dangerous.
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// Make sure the array's lifetime exceeds that of an Any containing the
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// pointer to the array data.
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// If you want to store the array with data, use corresponding value types
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// such as std::vector or a struct containing C-style array as a member.
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int int_array[] = {1, 2, 3}; // int*
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Any val = int_array;
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<int*>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<const int*>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<int[]>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<const int[]>());
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EXPECT_EQ(3, val.Get<int*>()[2]);
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const int const_int_array[] = {10, 20, 30}; // const int*
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val = const_int_array;
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsTypeCompatible<int*>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<const int*>());
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EXPECT_FALSE(val.IsTypeCompatible<int[]>());
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.IsTypeCompatible<const int[]>());
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EXPECT_EQ(30, val.Get<const int*>()[2]);
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}
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TEST(Any, References) {
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// Passing references to object via Any might be error-prone or the
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// semantics could be unfamiliar to other developers. In many cases,
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// using pointers instead of references are more conventional and easier
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// to understand. Even though the cases of passing references are quite
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// explicit on both storing and retrieving ends, you might want to
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// use pointers instead anyway.
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int a = 5;
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Any val(std::ref(a)); // int&
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EXPECT_EQ(5, val.Get<std::reference_wrapper<int>>().get());
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val.Get<std::reference_wrapper<int>>().get() = 7;
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EXPECT_EQ(7, val.Get<std::reference_wrapper<int>>().get());
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EXPECT_EQ(7, a);
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Any val2(std::cref(a)); // const int&
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EXPECT_EQ(7, val2.Get<std::reference_wrapper<const int>>().get());
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a = 10;
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EXPECT_EQ(10, val.Get<std::reference_wrapper<int>>().get());
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EXPECT_EQ(10, val2.Get<std::reference_wrapper<const int>>().get());
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}
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TEST(Any, CustomTypes) {
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struct Person {
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std::string name;
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int age;
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};
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Any val(Person{"Jack", 40});
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Any val2 = val;
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EXPECT_EQ("Jack", val.Get<Person>().name);
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val.GetPtr<Person>()->name = "Joe";
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val.GetPtr<Person>()->age /= 2;
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EXPECT_EQ("Joe", val.Get<Person>().name);
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EXPECT_EQ(20, val.Get<Person>().age);
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EXPECT_EQ("Jack", val2.Get<Person>().name);
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EXPECT_EQ(40, val2.Get<Person>().age);
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}
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TEST(Any, Swap) {
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Any val(12);
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Any val2(2.7);
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EXPECT_EQ(12, val.Get<int>());
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EXPECT_EQ(2.7, val2.Get<double>());
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val.Swap(val2);
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EXPECT_EQ(2.7, val.Get<double>());
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EXPECT_EQ(12, val2.Get<int>());
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std::swap(val, val2);
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EXPECT_EQ(12, val.Get<int>());
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EXPECT_EQ(2.7, val2.Get<double>());
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}
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TEST(Any, TypeMismatch) {
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Any val(12);
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EXPECT_DEATH(val.Get<double>(),
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"Requesting value of type 'double' from variant containing "
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"'int'");
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val = std::string("123");
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EXPECT_DEATH(val.GetAsInteger(),
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"Unable to convert value of type 'std::.*' to integer");
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Any empty;
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EXPECT_DEATH(empty.GetAsInteger(), "Must not be called on an empty Any");
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}
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TEST(Any, TryGet) {
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Any val(12);
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Any empty;
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EXPECT_EQ("dummy", val.TryGet<std::string>("dummy"));
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EXPECT_EQ(12, val.TryGet<int>(17));
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EXPECT_EQ(17, empty.TryGet<int>(17));
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}
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TEST(Any, Compare_Int) {
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Any int1{12};
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Any int2{12};
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Any int3{20};
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EXPECT_EQ(int1, int2);
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EXPECT_NE(int2, int3);
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}
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TEST(Any, Compare_String) {
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Any str1{std::string{"foo"}};
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Any str2{std::string{"foo"}};
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Any str3{std::string{"bar"}};
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EXPECT_EQ(str1, str2);
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EXPECT_NE(str2, str3);
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}
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TEST(Any, Compare_Array) {
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Any vec1{std::vector<int>{1, 2}};
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Any vec2{std::vector<int>{1, 2}};
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Any vec3{std::vector<int>{1, 2, 3}};
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EXPECT_EQ(vec1, vec2);
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EXPECT_NE(vec2, vec3);
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}
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TEST(Any, Compare_Empty) {
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Any empty1;
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Any empty2;
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Any int1{1};
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EXPECT_EQ(empty1, empty2);
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EXPECT_NE(int1, empty1);
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EXPECT_NE(empty2, int1);
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}
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TEST(Any, Compare_NonComparable) {
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struct Person {
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std::string name;
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int age;
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};
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Any person1(Person{"Jack", 40});
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Any person2 = person1;
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Any person3(Person{"Jill", 20});
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EXPECT_NE(person1, person2);
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EXPECT_NE(person1, person3);
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EXPECT_NE(person2, person3);
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}
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TEST(Any, GetUndecoratedTypeName) {
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Any val;
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EXPECT_TRUE(val.GetUndecoratedTypeName().empty());
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val = 1;
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EXPECT_EQ(brillo::GetUndecoratedTypeName<int>(),
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val.GetUndecoratedTypeName());
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val = 3.1415926;
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EXPECT_EQ(brillo::GetUndecoratedTypeName<double>(),
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val.GetUndecoratedTypeName());
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val = std::string("blah");
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EXPECT_EQ(brillo::GetUndecoratedTypeName<std::string>(),
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val.GetUndecoratedTypeName());
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}
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