Added test for property attribute encodings. These are based on the Apple documentation here:

http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/ObjCRuntimeGuide/Articles/ocrtPropertyIntrospection.html

Several of the things in the documentation are wrong:

- The encoding of structures does not include the field names in property
  encodings.  This encoding format appears to only be used in ivars (yes, it is
  frustrating)

- Apple appears to encode long as q on LP64 platforms.  This is probably a
  compiler bug.

- The N flag is not set for non-atomic properties.  This appears to be a clang
  bug, since the non-atomic flag is not set in the AST - both the Mac and
  GNUstep runtimes generate the same wrong result.



git-svn-id: svn+ssh://svn.gna.org/svn/gnustep/libs/base/trunk@32944 72102866-910b-0410-8b05-ffd578937521
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David Chisnall 2011-04-29 10:50:00 +00:00
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#import "Testing.h"
#include <objc/runtime.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#ifdef OBJC_NEW_PROPERTIES
// Test that property attributes work correctly. These examples are taken from
// the Apple documentation, however it seems that the runtime team at Apple
// can't actually read documentation, so they're tweaked to correspond to what
// Apple actually implemented.
enum FooManChu { FOO, MAN, CHU };
struct YorkshireTeaStruct { int pot; char lady; };
typedef struct YorkshireTeaStruct YorkshireTeaStructType;
union MoneyUnion { float alone; double down; };
@interface PropertyTest
{
Class isa;
char charDefault;
double doubleDefault;
enum FooManChu enumDefault;
float floatDefault;
int intDefault;
long longDefault;
short shortDefault;
signed signedDefault;
struct YorkshireTeaStruct structDefault;
YorkshireTeaStructType typedefDefault;
union MoneyUnion unionDefault;
unsigned unsignedDefault;
int (*functionPointerDefault)(char *);
int *intPointer;
void *voidPointerDefault;
int intSynthEquals;
int intSetterGetter;
int intReadonly;
int intReadonlyGetter;
int intReadwrite;
int intAssign;
id idRetain;
id idCopy;
int intNonatomic;
id idReadonlyCopyNonatomic;
id idReadonlyRetainNonatomic;
}
@property char charDefault;
@property double doubleDefault;
@property enum FooManChu enumDefault;
@property float floatDefault;
@property int intDefault;
@property long longDefault;
@property short shortDefault;
@property signed signedDefault;
@property struct YorkshireTeaStruct structDefault;
@property YorkshireTeaStructType typedefDefault;
@property union MoneyUnion unionDefault;
@property unsigned unsignedDefault;
@property int (*functionPointerDefault)(char *);
@property int *intPointer;
@property void *voidPointerDefault;
@property(getter=intGetFoo, setter=intSetFoo:) int intSetterGetter;
@property(readonly) int intReadonly;
@property(getter=isIntReadOnlyGetter, readonly) int intReadonlyGetter;
@property(readwrite) int intReadwrite;
@property(assign) int intAssign;
@property(retain) id idRetain;
@property(copy) id idCopy;
@property(nonatomic) int intNonatomic;
@property(nonatomic, readonly, copy) id idReadonlyCopyNonatomic;
@property(nonatomic, readonly, retain) id idReadonlyRetainNonatomic;
@end
@implementation PropertyTest
@synthesize charDefault;
@synthesize doubleDefault;
@synthesize enumDefault;
@synthesize floatDefault;
@synthesize intDefault;
@synthesize longDefault;
@synthesize shortDefault;
@synthesize signedDefault;
@synthesize structDefault;
@synthesize typedefDefault;
@synthesize unionDefault;
@synthesize unsignedDefault;
@synthesize functionPointerDefault;
@synthesize intPointer;
@synthesize voidPointerDefault;
@synthesize intSetterGetter;
@synthesize intReadonly;
@synthesize intReadonlyGetter;
@synthesize intReadwrite;
@synthesize intAssign;
@synthesize idRetain;
@synthesize idCopy;
@synthesize intNonatomic;
@synthesize idReadonlyCopyNonatomic;
@synthesize idReadonlyRetainNonatomic;
@end
void testProperty(const char *name, const char *types)
{
objc_property_t p = class_getProperty(objc_getClass("PropertyTest"), name);
if (0 == p )
{
pass(0, "Lookup failed for property %s", name);
return;
}
pass(1, "Lookup succeeded for property %s", name);
const char *attrs = property_getAttributes(p);
pass((strcmp(name, property_getName(p)) == 0),
"Proprety name should be '%s' was '%s'", name, property_getName(p));
pass((strcmp(types, attrs) == 0),
"Property attributes for %s should be '%s' was '%s'", name, types, attrs);
}
int main(void)
{
testProperty("charDefault", "Tc,VcharDefault");
testProperty("doubleDefault", "Td,VdoubleDefault");
testProperty("enumDefault", "Ti,VenumDefault");
testProperty("floatDefault", "Tf,VfloatDefault");
testProperty("intDefault", "Ti,VintDefault");
testProperty("longDefault", "Tl,VlongDefault");
testProperty("shortDefault", "Ts,VshortDefault");
testProperty("signedDefault", "Ti,VsignedDefault");
testProperty("structDefault", "T{YorkshireTeaStruct=ic},VstructDefault");
testProperty("typedefDefault", "T{YorkshireTeaStruct=ic},VtypedefDefault");
testProperty("unionDefault", "T(MoneyUnion=fd),VunionDefault");
testProperty("unsignedDefault", "TI,VunsignedDefault");
testProperty("functionPointerDefault", "T^?,VfunctionPointerDefault");
testProperty("intPointer", "T^i,VintPointer");
testProperty("voidPointerDefault", "T^v,VvoidPointerDefault");
testProperty("intSetterGetter", "Ti,GintGetFoo,SintSetFoo:,VintSetterGetter");
testProperty("intReadonly", "Ti,R,VintReadonly");
testProperty("intReadonlyGetter", "Ti,R,GisIntReadOnlyGetter,VintReadonlyGetter");
testProperty("intReadwrite", "Ti,VintReadwrite");
testProperty("intAssign", "Ti,VintAssign");
testProperty("idRetain", "T@,&,VidRetain");
testProperty("idCopy", "T@,C,VidCopy");
// The following tests fail on OS X too. This appears to be a bug in the
// compiler, not actually setting the nonatomic flag in the AST.
testHopeful = YES;
testProperty("intNonatomic", "Ti,VintNonatomic");
testProperty("idReadonlyCopyNonatomic", "T@,R,C,VidReadonlyCopyNonatomic");
testProperty("idReadonlyRetainNonatomic", "T@,R,&,VidReadonlyRetainNonatomic");
return 0;
}
#else
int main(void)
{
START_SET("Properties")
OMIT("Your compiler does not support declared properties");
END_SET("Properties")
return 0;
}
#endif