v2: more informative assert output; string interpolation formatting

vlib/builtin/builtin_nix.v

@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ fn print_backtrace_skipping_top_frames_linux(skipframes int) bool {
 			//////csymbols := backtrace_symbols(*voidptr(&buffer[skipframes]), nr_actual_frames)
 			csymbols := backtrace_symbols(&buffer[skipframes], nr_actual_frames)
 			for i in 0 .. nr_actual_frames {
-				sframes << tos2(csymbols[i])
+				sframes << tos2( byteptr( voidptr(csymbols[i]) ) )
 			}
 			for sframe in sframes {
 				executable := sframe.all_before('(')

vlib/builtin/string_strip_margin_test.v

@@ -0,0 +1,116 @@
+// Copyright (c) 2019-2020 Alexander Medvednikov. All rights reserved.
+// Use of this source code is governed by an MIT license
+// that can be found in the LICENSE file.
+
+fn test_strip_margins_no_tabs() {
+	no_tabs := ['Hello there',
+	            'This is a string',
+	            'With multiple lines',
+	           ].join('\n')
+	no_tabs_stripped := 'Hello there
+	                    |This is a string
+						|With multiple lines'.strip_margin()
+	assert no_tabs == no_tabs_stripped
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_text_before() {
+	text_before := ['There is text',
+	                'before the delimiter',
+	                'that should be removed as well',
+	               ].join('\n')
+	text_before_stripped := 'There is text
+	f lasj  asldfj j lksjdf |before the delimiter
+	Which is removed hello  |that should be removed as well'.strip_margin()
+	assert text_before_stripped == text_before
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_white_space_after_delim() {
+	tabs := ['	Tab',
+	         '    spaces',
+	         '	another tab',
+	        ].join('\n')
+	tabs_stripped := '	Tab
+	                 |    spaces
+					 |	another tab'.strip_margin()
+	assert tabs == tabs_stripped
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_alternate_delim() {
+	alternate_delimiter := ['This has a different delim,',
+	                        'but that is ok',
+	                        'because everything works',
+	                       ].join('\n')
+	alternate_delimiter_stripped := 'This has a different delim,
+	                                #but that is ok
+                                    #because everything works'.strip_margin(`#`)
+	assert alternate_delimiter_stripped == alternate_delimiter
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_multiple_delims_after_first() {
+	delim_after_first_instance := ['The delimiter used',
+	                               'only matters the |||| First time it is seen',
+	                               'not any | other | times',
+	                              ].join('\n')
+	delim_after_first_instance_stripped := 'The delimiter used
+	                                       |only matters the |||| First time it is seen
+	                                       |not any | other | times'.strip_margin()
+	assert delim_after_first_instance_stripped == delim_after_first_instance
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_uneven_delims() {
+	uneven_delims := ['It doesn\'t matter if the delims are uneven,',
+	                  'The text will still be delimited correctly.',
+	                  'Maybe not everything needs 3 lines?',
+	                  'Let us go for 4 then',
+	                 ].join('\n')
+	uneven_delims_stripped := 'It doesn\'t matter if the delims are uneven,
+           |The text will still be delimited correctly.
+                      |Maybe not everything needs 3 lines?
+				|Let us go for 4 then'.strip_margin()
+	assert uneven_delims_stripped == uneven_delims
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_multiple_blank_lines() {
+	multi_blank_lines := ['Multiple blank lines will be removed.',
+	                      '	I actually consider this a feature.',
+	                     ].join('\n')
+	multi_blank_lines_stripped := 'Multiple blank lines will be removed.
+
+
+
+		|	I actually consider this a feature.'.strip_margin()
+	assert multi_blank_lines == multi_blank_lines_stripped
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_end_newline() {
+	end_with_newline := ['This line will end with a newline',
+	                     'Something cool or something.',
+	                     '',
+	                    ].join('\n')
+	end_with_newline_stripped := 'This line will end with a newline
+	                             |Something cool or something.
+
+					'.strip_margin()
+	assert end_with_newline_stripped == end_with_newline
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_space_delimiter() {
+	space_delimiter := ['Using a white-space char will',
+	                    'revert back to default behavior.',
+	                   ].join('\n')
+	space_delimiter_stripped := 'Using a white-space char will
+		|revert back to default behavior.'.strip_margin(`\n`)
+	assert space_delimiter == space_delimiter_stripped
+}
+
+fn test_strip_margins_crlf() {
+	crlf := ['This string\'s line endings have CR as well as LFs.',
+	         'This should pass',
+	         'Definitely',
+	        ].join('\r\n')
+	crlf_stripped := 'This string\'s line endings have CR as well as LFs.\r
+	                 |This should pass\r
+					 |Definitely'.strip_margin()
+
+	assert crlf == crlf_stripped
+}

vlib/builtin/string_test.v

@@ -20,11 +20,6 @@ fn test_add() {
 	assert a.ends_with('bbbbb')
 	a += '123'
 	assert a.ends_with('3')
-	mut foo := Foo{10, 'hi'}
-	assert foo.str == 'hi'
-	assert foo.bar == 10
-	foo.str += '!'
-	assert foo.str == 'hi!'
 }
 
 fn test_ends_with() {
@@ -481,20 +476,6 @@ fn test_reverse() {
 	assert 'a'.reverse() == 'a'
 }
 
-fn (f Foo) baz() string {
-	return 'baz'
-}
-
-fn test_interpolation() {
-	num := 7
-	mut s := 'number=$num'
-	assert s == 'number=7'
-	foo := Foo{}
-	s = 'baz=${foo.baz()}'
-	assert s == 'baz=baz'
-
-}
-
 fn test_bytes_to_string() {
 	mut buf := vcalloc(10)
 	buf[0] = `h`
@@ -703,115 +684,3 @@ fn test_split_into_lines() {
 	}
 }
 
-fn test_strip_margins_no_tabs() {
-	no_tabs := ['Hello there',
-	            'This is a string',
-	            'With multiple lines',
-	           ].join('\n')
-	no_tabs_stripped := 'Hello there
-	                    |This is a string
-						|With multiple lines'.strip_margin()
-	assert no_tabs == no_tabs_stripped
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_text_before() {
-	text_before := ['There is text',
-	                'before the delimiter',
-	                'that should be removed as well',
-	               ].join('\n')
-	text_before_stripped := 'There is text
-	f lasj  asldfj j lksjdf |before the delimiter
-	Which is removed hello  |that should be removed as well'.strip_margin()
-	assert text_before_stripped == text_before
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_white_space_after_delim() {
-	tabs := ['	Tab',
-	         '    spaces',
-	         '	another tab',
-	        ].join('\n')
-	tabs_stripped := '	Tab
-	                 |    spaces
-					 |	another tab'.strip_margin()
-	assert tabs == tabs_stripped
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_alternate_delim() {
-	alternate_delimiter := ['This has a different delim,',
-	                        'but that is ok',
-	                        'because everything works',
-	                       ].join('\n')
-	alternate_delimiter_stripped := 'This has a different delim,
-	                                #but that is ok
-                                    #because everything works'.strip_margin(`#`)
-	assert alternate_delimiter_stripped == alternate_delimiter
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_multiple_delims_after_first() {
-	delim_after_first_instance := ['The delimiter used',
-	                               'only matters the |||| First time it is seen',
-	                               'not any | other | times',
-	                              ].join('\n')
-	delim_after_first_instance_stripped := 'The delimiter used
-	                                       |only matters the |||| First time it is seen
-	                                       |not any | other | times'.strip_margin()
-	assert delim_after_first_instance_stripped == delim_after_first_instance
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_uneven_delims() {
-	uneven_delims := ['It doesn\'t matter if the delims are uneven,',
-	                  'The text will still be delimited correctly.',
-	                  'Maybe not everything needs 3 lines?',
-	                  'Let us go for 4 then',
-	                 ].join('\n')
-	uneven_delims_stripped := 'It doesn\'t matter if the delims are uneven,
-           |The text will still be delimited correctly.
-                      |Maybe not everything needs 3 lines?
-		 	 	|Let us go for 4 then'.strip_margin()
-	assert uneven_delims_stripped == uneven_delims
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_multiple_blank_lines() {
-	multi_blank_lines := ['Multiple blank lines will be removed.',
-	                      '	I actually consider this a feature.',
-	                     ].join('\n')
-	multi_blank_lines_stripped := 'Multiple blank lines will be removed.
-
-
-
-		|	I actually consider this a feature.'.strip_margin()
-	assert multi_blank_lines == multi_blank_lines_stripped
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_end_newline() {
-	end_with_newline := ['This line will end with a newline',
-	                     'Something cool or something.',
-	                     '',
-	                    ].join('\n')
-	end_with_newline_stripped := 'This line will end with a newline
-	                             |Something cool or something.
-
-					'.strip_margin()
-	assert end_with_newline_stripped == end_with_newline
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_space_delimiter() {
-	space_delimiter := ['Using a white-space char will',
-	                    'revert back to default behavior.',
-	                   ].join('\n')
-	space_delimiter_stripped := 'Using a white-space char will
-		|revert back to default behavior.'.strip_margin(`\n`)
-	assert space_delimiter == space_delimiter_stripped
-}
-
-fn test_strip_margins_crlf() {
-	crlf := ['This string\'s line endings have CR as well as LFs.',
-	         'This should pass',
-	         'Definitely',
-	        ].join('\r\n')
-	crlf_stripped := 'This string\'s line endings have CR as well as LFs.\r
-	                 |This should pass\r
-					 |Definitely'.strip_margin()
-
-	assert crlf == crlf_stripped
-}

vlib/compiler/tests/string_interpolation_test.v

@@ -1,4 +1,3 @@
-
 fn test_simple_string_interpolation() {
 	a := 'Hello'
 	b := 'World'
@@ -6,15 +5,39 @@ fn test_simple_string_interpolation(){
 	assert res == 'Hello World'
 }
 
+fn test_mixed_string_interpolation() {
+	num := 7
+	str := 'abc'
+	s1 := 'number=$num'
+	assert s1 == 'number=7'
+	s2 := 'string=$str'
+	assert s2 == 'string=abc'
+	s3 := 'a: $num | b: $str'
+	assert s3 == 'a: 7 | b: abc'
+}
+
+fn test_formatted_string_interpolation() {
+	x := 'abc'
+	axb := 'a:$x:b'
+	assert axb == 'a:abc:b'
+	x_10 := 'a:${x:10s}:b'
+	x10_ := 'a:${x:-10s}:b'
+	assert x_10 == 'a:       abc:b'
+	assert x10_ == 'a:abc       :b'
+	i := 23
+	si_right := '${i:10d}'
+	si__left := '${i:-10d}'
+	assert si_right == '        23'
+	assert si__left == '23        '
+}
+
 fn test_excape_dollar_in_string() {
 	i := 42
-
 	assert '($i)' == '(42)'
 	assert '(\$i)'.contains('i') && !'(\$i)'.contains('42')
 	assert !'(\\$i)'.contains('i') && '(\\$i)'.contains('42') && '(\\$i)'.contains('\\')
 	assert '(\\\$i)'.contains('i') && !'(\\\$i)'.contains('42') && '(\\$i)'.contains('\\')
 	assert !'(\\\\$i)'.contains('i') && '(\\\\$i)'.contains('42') && '(\\\\$i)'.contains('\\\\')
-
 	assert '(${i})' == '(42)'
 	assert '(\${i})'.contains('i') && !'(\${i})'.contains('42')
 	assert !'(\\${i})'.contains('i') && '(\\${i})'.contains('42') && '(\\${i})'.contains('\\')
@@ -27,10 +50,8 @@ fn test_implicit_str() {
 	i := 42
 	assert 'int $i' == 'int 42'
 	assert '$i' == '42'
-
 	check := '$i' == '42'
 	assert check
-
 	text := '$i' + '42'
 	assert text == '4242'
 }

vlib/compiler/tests/string_struct_interpolation_test.v

@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+
+struct Foo {
+	bar int
+mut:
+	str string
+}
+
+fn (f Foo) baz() string {
+	return 'baz'
+}
+
+fn test_string_method_interpolation() {
+	foo := Foo{}
+	s := 'baz=${foo.baz()}'
+	assert s == 'baz=baz'
+}
+
+fn test_adding_to_mutable_string_field() {
+	mut foo := Foo{10, 'hi'}
+	assert foo.bar == 10
+	assert foo.str == 'hi'
+	foo.str += '!'
+	eprintln( foo.str )
+	assert foo.str == 'hi!'
+}

vlib/v/ast/str.v

@@ -59,6 +59,9 @@ pub fn (node &FnDecl) str(t &table.Table) string {
 // string representaiton of expr
 pub fn (x Expr) str() string {
 	match x {
+		Ident {
+			return it.name
+		}
 		InfixExpr {
 			return '(${it.left.str()} $it.op.str() ${it.right.str()})'
 		}

vlib/v/gen/cgen.v

@@ -269,16 +269,7 @@ fn (g mut Gen) stmt(node ast.Stmt) {
 	// g.writeln('//// stmt start')
 	match node {
 		ast.AssertStmt {
-			g.writeln('// assert')
+			g.gen_assert_stmt(it)
-			g.write('if ((')
-			g.expr(it.expr)
-			g.writeln(')) {')
-			g.writeln('g_test_oks++;')
-			// g.writeln('puts("OK $g.fn_decl.name");')
-			g.writeln('} else {')
-			g.writeln('g_test_fails++;')
-			g.writeln('puts("FAILED $g.fn_decl.name $it.pos.line_nr");')
-			g.writeln('}')
 		}
 		ast.AssignStmt {
 			g.gen_assign_stmt(it)
@@ -522,6 +513,29 @@ fn (g mut Gen) expr_with_cast(expr ast.Expr, got_type table.Type, exp_type table
 	g.expr(expr)
 }
 
+fn (g mut Gen) gen_assert_stmt(a ast.AssertStmt) {
+	g.writeln('// assert')
+	g.write('if( ')
+	g.expr(a.expr)
+	s_assertion := a.expr.str().replace('"', "\'")
+	g.write(' )')
+	if g.is_test {
+		g.writeln('{')
+		g.writeln('	g_test_oks++;')
+		//	g.writeln('	println(_STR("OK ${g.file.path}:${a.pos.line_nr}: fn ${g.fn_decl.name}(): assert $s_assertion"));')
+		g.writeln('}else{')
+		g.writeln('	g_test_fails++;')
+		g.writeln('	eprintln(_STR("${g.file.path}:${a.pos.line_nr}: FAIL: fn ${g.fn_decl.name}(): assert $s_assertion"));')
+		g.writeln('	exit(1);')
+		g.writeln('}')
+	} else {
+		g.writeln('{}else{')
+		g.writeln('	eprintln(_STR("${g.file.path}:${a.pos.line_nr}: FAIL: fn ${g.fn_decl.name}(): assert $s_assertion"));')
+		g.writeln('	exit(1);')
+		g.writeln('}')
+	}
+}
+
 fn (g mut Gen) gen_assign_stmt(assign_stmt ast.AssignStmt) {
 	// g.write('/*assign_stmt*/')
 	if assign_stmt.left.len > assign_stmt.right.len {
@@ -2031,24 +2045,39 @@ fn (g mut Gen) string_inter_literal(node ast.StringInterLiteral) {
 		// }
 		// else {}
 		// }
-		if node.expr_types[i] == table.string_type {
+
-			g.write('%.*s')
+		sfmt := node.expr_fmts[i]
+		if sfmt.len > 0 {
+			fspec := sfmt[sfmt.len-1]
+			if fspec == `s` && node.expr_types[i] != table.string_type {
+				verror('only V strings can be formatted with a ${sfmt} format')
 			}
-		else if node.expr_types[i] == table.int_type {
+			g.write('%' + sfmt[1..])
+		}else if node.expr_types[i] == table.string_type {
+			g.write('%.*s')
+		}else {
 			g.write('%d')
 		}
 	}
 	g.write('", ')
 	// Build args
 	for i, expr in node.exprs {
-		if node.expr_types[i] == table.string_type {
+		sfmt := node.expr_fmts[i]
+		if sfmt.len > 0 {
+			fspec := sfmt[sfmt.len-1]
+			if fspec == `s` && node.expr_types[i] == table.string_type {
+				g.expr(expr)
+				g.write('.str')
+			}else{
+				g.expr(expr)
+			}
+		} else if node.expr_types[i] == table.string_type {
 			// `name.str, name.len,`
 			g.expr(expr)
 			g.write('.len, ')
 			g.expr(expr)
 			g.write('.str')
-		}
+		} else {
-		else {
 			g.expr(expr)
 		}
 		if i < node.exprs.len - 1 {
@@ -2366,15 +2395,36 @@ fn (g &Gen) type_default(typ table.Type) string {
 }
 
 pub fn (g mut Gen) write_tests_main() {
+	g.definitions.writeln('int g_test_oks = 0;')
+	g.definitions.writeln('int g_test_fails = 0;')
 	g.writeln('int main() {')
 	g.writeln('\t_vinit();')
+	mut tfuncs := []string
+	mut tsuite_begin := ''
+	mut tsuite_end := ''
 	for _, f in g.table.fns {
+		if f.name == 'testsuite_begin' {
+			tsuite_begin = f.name
+		}
+		if f.name == 'testsuite_end' {
+			tsuite_end = f.name
+		}
 		if !f.name.starts_with('test_') {
 			continue
 		}
-		g.writeln('\t${f.name}();')
+		tfuncs << f.name
 	}
-	g.writeln('return 0; }')
+	if tsuite_begin.len > 0 {
+		g.writeln('\t${tsuite_begin}();\n')
+	}
+	for t in tfuncs {
+		g.writeln('\t${t}();')
+	}
+	if tsuite_end.len > 0 {
+		g.writeln('\t${tsuite_end}();\n')
+	}
+	g.writeln('\treturn 0;')
+	g.writeln('}')
 }
 
 fn (g &Gen) is_importing_os() bool {

vlib/v/gen/cheaders.v

@@ -186,8 +186,6 @@ extern wchar_t **_wenviron;
 
 //================================== GLOBALS =================================*/
 byte g_str_buf[1024];
-int g_test_fails = 0;
-int g_test_oks = 0;
 int load_so(byteptr);
 void reload_so();
 void _vinit();