<?php /** * this file contains tests for the autoname function * * @package test.util */ /** required, it is the file under test */ require_once('include/text.php'); /** * TestCase for the autoname function * * @author Alexander Kampmann * @package test.util */ class AutonameTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase { /** *autonames should be random, even length */ public function testAutonameEven() { $autoname1=autoname(10); $autoname2=autoname(10); $this->assertNotEquals($autoname1, $autoname2); } /** *autonames should be random, odd length */ public function testAutonameOdd() { $autoname1=autoname(9); $autoname2=autoname(9); $this->assertNotEquals($autoname1, $autoname2); } /** * try to fail autonames */ public function testAutonameNoLength() { $autoname1=autoname(0); $this->assertEquals(0, strlen($autoname1)); } /** * try to fail it with invalid input * * TODO: What's corect behaviour here? An exception? */ public function testAutonameNegativeLength() { $autoname1=autoname(-23); $this->assertEquals(0, strlen($autoname1)); } // public function testAutonameMaxLength() { // $autoname2=autoname(PHP_INT_MAX); // $this->assertEquals(PHP_INT_MAX, count($autoname2)); // } /** * test with a length, that may be too short */ public function testAutonameLength1() { $autoname1=autoname(1); $this->assertEquals(1, count($autoname1)); $autoname2=autoname(1); $this->assertEquals(1, count($autoname2)); // The following test is problematic, with only 26 possibilities // generating the same thing twice happens often aka // birthday paradox // $this->assertFalse($autoname1==$autoname2); } }