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TestVectorSeries.cpp
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 r871 #include "Data/VectorSeries.h"
#include "DataSeriesBuilders.h"
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 r1019 #include "DataSeriesTestsUtils.h"
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#include <QObject>
#include <QtTest>
/**
* @brief The TestVectorSeries class defines unit tests on vector series.
*
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 r1019 * Most of these unit tests use generic tests defined for DataSeries (@sa DataSeriesTestsUtils)
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class TestVectorSeries : public QObject {
Q_OBJECT
private slots:
/// Tests purge of a vector series
void testPurge_data();
void testPurge();
/// Tests get values bounds of a vector series
void testValuesBounds_data();
void testValuesBounds();
};
void TestVectorSeries::testPurge_data()
{
testPurge_struct<VectorSeries>();
QTest::newRow("purgeVector") << VectorBuilder{}
.setX({1., 2., 3., 4., 5.})
.setXValues({6., 7., 8., 9., 10.})
.setYValues({11., 12., 13., 14., 15.})
.setZValues({16., 17., 18., 19., 20.})
.build()
<< 2. << 4. << DataContainer{2., 3., 4.}
<< std::vector<DataContainer>{
{7., 8., 9.}, {12., 13., 14.}, {17., 18., 19.}};
}
void TestVectorSeries::testPurge()
{
testPurge_t<VectorSeries>();
}
void TestVectorSeries::testValuesBounds_data()
{
testValuesBounds_struct<VectorSeries>();
auto nan = std::numeric_limits<double>::quiet_NaN();
QTest::newRow("vectorBounds1") << VectorBuilder{}
.setX({1., 2., 3., 4., 5.})
.setXValues({10., 15., 20., 13., 12.})
.setYValues({35., 24., 10., 9., 0.3})
.setZValues({13., 14., 12., 9., 24.})
.build()
<< 0. << 6. << true << 0.3 << 35.; // min/max in same component
QTest::newRow("vectorBounds2") << VectorBuilder{}
.setX({1., 2., 3., 4., 5.})
.setXValues({2.3, 15., 20., 13., 12.})
.setYValues({35., 24., 10., 9., 4.})
.setZValues({13., 14., 12., 9., 24.})
.build()
<< 0. << 6. << true << 2.3 << 35.; // min/max in same entry
QTest::newRow("vectorBounds3") << VectorBuilder{}
.setX({1., 2., 3., 4., 5.})
.setXValues({2.3, 15., 20., 13., 12.})
.setYValues({35., 24., 10., 9., 4.})
.setZValues({13., 14., 12., 9., 24.})
.build()
<< 2. << 3. << true << 10. << 24.;
// Tests with NaN values: NaN values are not included in min/max search
QTest::newRow("vectorBounds4") << VectorBuilder{}
.setX({1., 2.})
.setXValues({nan, nan})
.setYValues({nan, nan})
.setZValues({nan, nan})
.build()
<< 0. << 6. << true << nan << nan;
}
void TestVectorSeries::testValuesBounds()
{
testValuesBounds_t<VectorSeries>();
}
QTEST_MAIN(TestVectorSeries)
#include "TestVectorSeries.moc"