// GENERATED, DO NOT EDIT
// file: regExpUtils.js
// Copyright (C) 2017 Mathias Bynens.  All rights reserved.
// This code is governed by the BSD license found in the LICENSE file.
/*---
description: |
    Collection of functions used to assert the correctness of RegExp objects.
defines: [buildString, testPropertyEscapes, testPropertyOfStrings, testExtendedCharacterClass, matchValidator]
---*/

function buildString(args) {
  // Use member expressions rather than destructuring `args` for improved
  // compatibility with engines that only implement assignment patterns
  // partially or not at all.
  const loneCodePoints = args.loneCodePoints;
  const ranges = args.ranges;
  const CHUNK_SIZE = 10000;
  let result = Reflect.apply(String.fromCodePoint, null, loneCodePoints);
  for (let i = 0; i < ranges.length; i++) {
    const range = ranges[i];
    const start = range[0];
    const end = range[1];
    const codePoints = [];
    for (let length = 0, codePoint = start; codePoint <= end; codePoint++) {
      codePoints[length++] = codePoint;
      if (length === CHUNK_SIZE) {
        result += Reflect.apply(String.fromCodePoint, null, codePoints);
        codePoints.length = length = 0;
      }
    }
    result += Reflect.apply(String.fromCodePoint, null, codePoints);
  }
  return result;
}

function printCodePoint(codePoint) {
  const hex = codePoint
    .toString(16)
    .toUpperCase()
    .padStart(6, "0");
  return `U+${hex}`;
}

function printStringCodePoints(string) {
  const buf = [];
  for (const symbol of string) {
    const formatted = printCodePoint(symbol.codePointAt(0));
    buf.push(formatted);
  }
  return buf.join(' ');
}

function testPropertyEscapes(regExp, string, expression) {
  if (!regExp.test(string)) {
    for (const symbol of string) {
      const hex = printCodePoint(symbol.codePointAt(0));
      assert(
        regExp.test(symbol),
        `\`${ expression }\` should match U+${ hex } (\`${ symbol }\`)`
      );
    }
  }
}

function testPropertyOfStrings(args) {
  // Use member expressions rather than destructuring `args` for improved
  // compatibility with engines that only implement assignment patterns
  // partially or not at all.
  const regExp = args.regExp;
  const expression = args.expression;
  const matchStrings = args.matchStrings;
  const nonMatchStrings = args.nonMatchStrings;
  const allStrings = matchStrings.join('');
  if (!regExp.test(allStrings)) {
    for (const string of matchStrings) {
      assert(
        regExp.test(string),
        `\`${ expression }\` should match ${ string } (U+${ printStringCodePoints(string) })`
      );
    }
  }

  const allNonMatchStrings = nonMatchStrings.join('');
  if (regExp.test(allNonMatchStrings)) {
    for (const string of nonMatchStrings) {
      assert(
        !regExp.test(string),
        `\`${ expression }\` should not match ${ string } (U+${ printStringCodePoints(string) })`
      );
    }
  }
}

// The exact same logic can be used to test extended character classes
// as enabled through the RegExp `v` flag. This is useful to test not
// just standalone properties of strings, but also string literals, and
// set operations.
const testExtendedCharacterClass = testPropertyOfStrings;

// Returns a function that validates a RegExp match result.
//
// Example:
//
//    var validate = matchValidator(['b'], 1, 'abc');
//    validate(/b/.exec('abc'));
//
function matchValidator(expectedEntries, expectedIndex, expectedInput) {
  return function(match) {
    assert.compareArray(match, expectedEntries, 'Match entries');
    assert.sameValue(match.index, expectedIndex, 'Match index');
    assert.sameValue(match.input, expectedInput, 'Match input');
  }
}
