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use new string_value method to handle value extraction errors * __voronoi__.cc, chol.cc, colamd.cc, fftw.cc: Use new string_value method.
author John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org>
date Thu, 08 Oct 2015 18:15:56 -0400
parents 4197fc428c7d
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%!test
%! for i = 1
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i);
%! end  # "end" is part of test, check not using "endfor"
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1"));

%!test
%! for i = 1:4
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i);
%! endfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1234"));

%!test
%! for i = [1,2,3,4]
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i);
%! endfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1234"));

%!test
%! for i = [1,2;3,4]
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i(1,1));
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i(2,1));
%! endfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1324"));

%!test
%! for i = I
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", imag (i));
%! endfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1"));

%!test
%! for i = [1,2,3,4]*I
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", imag (i));
%! endfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1234"));

%!test
%! for i = [1,2;3,4]*I
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", imag (i(1,1)));
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", imag (i(2,1)));
%! endfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1324"));

%!test
%! for i = [1,2,3,4]
%!   if (i > 2)
%!     break;
%!   endif
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i);
%! endfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("12"));

%!test
%! for i = [1,2,3,4]
%!   if (i < 3)
%!     continue;
%!   endif
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i);
%! endfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("34"));

%!test
%! a = [1,3;2,4];
%! j = 0;
%! for i = cat (3, a, 4 + a)
%!   assert (i, [1;2] + 2*j++)
%! endfor

%!test
%! a = {1,3;2,4};
%! j = 0;
%! for i = cat (3, a, cellfun (@(x) 4 + x, a, "UniformOutput", 0))
%!   assert (i, {1 + 2*j; 2 + 2*j++})
%! endfor

## test parsing of single-quoted character string appearing at the
## beginning of a for loop
%!test
%! for i = 1:5
%!   'foo';
%! endfor
%! assert (i, 5);

%!test
%! parfor i = 1
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i);
%! end  # "end" is part of test, check not using "endparfor"
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1"));

%!test
%! parfor i = 1:4
%!   __printf_assert__ ("%d", i);
%! endparfor
%! __printf_assert__ ("\n");
%! assert (__prog_output_assert__ ("1234"));