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%%  Test script for legacy OOP.
%%  Requires the path to contain the directory ctor-vs-method.
%%
%%  Note: This script and all classes are also intended to run
%%        in Matlab to test compatibility.  Don't break that!

%% FIXME: Can't use 'clear -classes' because it also clears all functions in the
%% namespace of test.m (bug #35881).  This is a problem only if Octave would
%% re-use a class definition that was defined somewhere else.  Unfortunately,
%% that is exactly the case when running 'make check' since the ctor-vs-method
%% test also uses an @parent, @derived, and @other class.
%% Until the bug is fixed, it suffices to make the class names unique so that
%% there is no re-use.  Using the prefix fhdr (fcn-handle/derived-resolution)
%% for this directory.
%%!shared
%%! #clear -classes

%!test
%! p = fhdr_parent (7);
%! assert (numel (p), 7);

%!test
%! d = fhdr_derived (13);
%! assert (numel (d), 13);

%!test
%! p = fhdr_parent (11);
%! f = @numel;
%! assert (f (p), 11);

%!test
%! d = fhdr_parent (21);
%! f = @numel;
%! assert (f (d), 21);

%!test
%! o(1) = fhdr_other (13);
%! o(2) = fhdr_other (42);
%! assert (getsize_loop (o), [13, 42]);

%!test
%! o(1) = fhdr_other (13);
%! o(2) = fhdr_other (42);
%! assert (getsize_cellfun (o), [13, 42]);

%!test
%! o(1) = fhdr_other (13);
%! o(2) = fhdr_other (42);
%! assert (getsize_arrayfun (o), [13, 42]);