| trace = stacktrace() |
| |
| |
| def test_add_edge_ok(): |
| g = new_graph() |
| k1 = g.key('t1', 'id1') |
| k2 = g.key('t1', 'id2') |
| |
| g.add_edge(parent=k1, child=k2) |
| g.add_node(k1, {}) |
| g.add_node(k2, {}) |
| |
| # Can be successfully finalized. |
| assert.true(g.finalize() == []) |
| |
| test_add_edge_ok() |
| |
| |
| def test_edge_redeclaration(): |
| g = new_graph() |
| k1 = g.key('t1', 'id1') |
| k2 = g.key('t1', 'id2') |
| |
| g.add_edge(parent=k1, child=k2, title='blah') |
| |
| assert.fails( |
| lambda: g.add_edge(parent=k1, child=k2, title='blah'), |
| 'relation "blah" between .* is redeclared') |
| |
| # Using a different title is fine. |
| g.add_edge(parent=k1, child=k2, title='zzz') |
| |
| test_edge_redeclaration() |
| |
| |
| def test_cycle_detection(): |
| g = new_graph() |
| edge = lambda par, ch: g.add_edge(g.key('t', par), g.key('t', ch)) |
| |
| edge('1', '2') |
| edge('2', '3') |
| edge('1', '3') |
| edge('3', '4') |
| |
| assert.fails(lambda: edge('4', '1'), 'introduces a cycle') |
| |
| test_cycle_detection() |
| |
| |
| def test_dangling_edges(): |
| g = new_graph() |
| |
| exists = g.key('t', 'exists') |
| g.add_node(exists, {}) |
| |
| miss = lambda id: g.key('t', str(id)) |
| |
| g.add_edge(miss(0), miss(1), title='edge1') |
| g.add_edge(miss(2), exists, title='edge2') |
| g.add_edge(exists, miss(3), title='edge3') |
| |
| errs = g.finalize() |
| assert.eq(errs, [ |
| 'relation "edge1": refers to [t("0")] and [t("1")], neither is defined', |
| '[t("exists")] in "edge2" refers to undefined [t("2")]', |
| '[t("exists")] in "edge3" refers to undefined [t("3")]', |
| ]) |
| |
| test_dangling_edges() |
