view test/bug-61201.tst @ 31551:fd29c7a50a78 stable

maint: use commas, semicolons consistently with Octave conventions. * makeValidName.m: Remove %!test and move BIST %!asserts to column 1. * base64decode.m, base64encode.m, which.m, logm.m, uniquetol.m, perms.m: Delete semicolon (';') at end of %!assert BIST. * lin2mu.m, interp2.m, interpn.m, lsqnonneg.m, pqpnonneg.m, uniquetol.m, betainc.m, normalize.m: Add semicolon (';') to end of assert statement within %!test BIST. * __memoize__.m, tar_is_bsd.m, publish.m: Add semicolon (';') to line with keyword "persistent". * stft.m: Use comma (',') after "case" keyword when code immediately follows. * gallery.m: Align commas used in case statements in massive switch block. Remove unnecessary parentheses around a numeric case argument. * ranks.m: Remove semicolon (';') from case statemnt argument.
author Rik <rik@octave.org>
date Sat, 26 Nov 2022 06:32:08 -0800
parents 796f54d4ddbf
children 597f3ee61a48
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%!function lineno = test_conditional_lines (type)
%!  lineno = -42;
%!  warning ("error", "Octave:possible-matlab-short-circuit-operator", "local");
%!  try
%!    switch (type)
%!      case "while"
%!        k = 0;
%!        while (k < 2 & true)  ## line 8
%!          k++;
%!        endwhile
%!      case "until"
%!        k = 0;
%!        do
%!          k++;
%!        until (k > 2 & true);  ## line 15, but see below...
%!      case "if"
%!        k = 2;
%!        if (k < 2 & true)  ## line 18
%!        endif
%!      case "elseif"
%!        k = 2;
%!        if (false)
%!        elseif (k < 2 & true)  ## line 23
%!        endif
%!    endswitch
%!  catch (ex)
%!    lineno = ex.stack(1).line;
%!  end_try_catch
%!endfunction

%!assert<*61201> (test_conditional_lines ("while"), 8)

%!assert<*61201> (test_conditional_lines ("if"), 18)

%!assert<*61201> (test_conditional_lines ("elseif"), 23)

## Because the DO-UNTIL statement is not part of Matlab it is not
## eligible for Matlab-style short-circuit behavior in Octave.
%!assert<*61201> (test_conditional_lines ("until"), -42)